Following the release of two One UI 7 betas last year, Samsung has now rolled out the third One UI 7 beta for the Galaxy S24 series. As tipped last week, the release has arrived on schedule.
Users in Germany, the UK, Poland, and India have already started receiving the OTA update and it is expected to be available in other beta-eligible regions soon.
With the third beta, One UI 7 enters stability phase, as this update focuses on bug fixes and overall improvements. It is likely to be the last beta before the official stable release of One UI 7.
The One UI 7 Beta 3 update comes with firmware version S928BXXU4ZXLJ and build ZXLJ. This is a smaller update compared to the previous two beta builds. Talking about the changes, it only includes bug fixes and some improvements as listed below.
One UI 7 Beta 3 – What’s New
- Improves vertical scroll inconvenience in app drawer aligriment
- Game booster > Change screen playback default setting
- Game booster > Change FPS setting name and max value
- Game Booster > Default scanning rate 120Hz setting
- Samsung Message > Modify Exception when saving MMS image
- Improved quick panel closing operation
- Modify that the Nowbar is not displayed on a specific path
- Fix lock screen/ADD/status bar battery icon, notification icon alignment error
- Fix errors related to lock screen editing
- Fix the lock screen shortcut icon to disappear
- Fix volume key operation error when using Routine
- Edge panel > Tools not displayed modified
- Many other improvements
If you have a Galaxy S24 device and have already installed the previous beta update, the third beta will be available via OTA. If you haven’t received the update, it will be available soon.
Those who don’t have Galaxy S24 and want to experience One UI 7 beta will be disappointed this year. There are rumors that older Galaxy devices may not get One UI 7 beta. So only the Galaxy S24 users are lucky this year. However, the wait won’t be that long from here on. The stable update may arrive later this month or early next month.
In addition to One UI 7, Samsung has another major release lined up for early this year: the highly anticipated Galaxy S25 series.
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