One UI 8 Supported Devices: Which Samsung Phones and Tablets Will Get Android 16

Samsung has released One UI 8 based on Android 16, and the Galaxy Z Fold 7, Z Flip 7 and Z Flip FE are the first phones to run the latest update. The newest iteration of One UI brings many improvements over One UI 7 including both UI changes and new features that should make the overall user experience much better. If you're wondering whether your Samsung phone will get the update, here's a list of all the supported devices that will be eligible for One UI 8. 

One UI 8 Supported Samsung Phones and Devices

The first bunch of Samsung phones that will get One UI 8 as an update are the Galaxy S25 series, including the S25 Edge, followed by the Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Z Flip 6. The Galaxy S24 series should soon follow, with Samsung's premium mid-range devices, tablets and older Galaxy foldables to get it afterwards.

Thanks to Samsung's transparent software updates policy, we can determine which phones may receive One UI 8 based on their year of launch. This list was created based on the same, and therefore should be accurate.

Samsung Galaxy S Series

Here are all the Galaxy S series devices that will receive One UI 8 based on Android 16. Since the S series is flagship, Samsung prioritises updates to them based on their release dates.

One UI 8 will be the last update for the Galaxy S22 series. The devices launched back in 2022 but fall under Samsung's old update policy of four years of major Android updates, just like the S23 series. The seven-year update policy was introduced with the S24 series.

Galaxy Z Fold and Z Flip

Like Samsung's slab phones, its recent foldables are also promised seven years of Android updates. Here are all the Fold and Flip devices that will be updated to One UI 8 based on Android 16:

Samsung Galaxy A Series

A series are part of Samsung's budget to mid-range and upper mid-range offerings, and the recent phones in this lineup do offer the promise of seven years of major Android updates. Therefore, if you bought a Galaxy A series phone, chances are, it will be updated to One UI 8 eventually, albeit a little later down the line.

Samsung Galaxy M Series

M series is geared toward emerging markets like India, and in it Samsung offers mid-range devices at affordable prices. The M series' emphasis is mostly the battery life with decent performance onboard. The relatively modern M series are promised four years of major Android updates and five years of security patches. Here's a list of Galaxy M series devices eligible for One UI 8:

Samsung Galaxy F Series

The Galaxy F series is mostly also targeted toward budget audiences, especially the youth, and mostly consist of budget to mid-range smartphones. As a result, they don't offer as many updates as the mid-range / upper mid-range and flagship Samsung. Here's every F series device that's eligible for the One UI 8 update.

Galaxy Tab Series

Unlike Samsung's flagship Galaxy phones, the flagship Galaxy Tablets are promised four years of major Android updates. The recent A series tablets are promised three years of OS updates, whereas the Galaxy S6 Lite 2024 is expected to get four years of updates. Here's a complete list of all the One UI 8 supported tablets: 

Galaxy XCover Series

The XCover series are Samsung's rugged devices made to sustain harsh conditions. Some of them will be getting One UI 8 this year, and here's a list of devices: 

And those were all the devices that will get One UI 8 based on Android 16. For flagships like the S series and Z Fold /  Z Flip series, you can expect the update to roll out in a few months, depending on how old the phones are. Similarly, you can expect the update to roll out in the next few months to relatively recent mid-range devices in the F, A and M series.