Samsung released the Galaxy S24 series early this year, running One UI 6.1. The latest Android skin from the Korean company has been exclusive to the new flagship phones, but older models are now getting the much-anticipated upgrade. It is the Galaxy S23 series phones that have started receiving the upgrade, with a wider rollout expected in the coming days.
Since the release of Galaxy S24 with One UI 6.1, there have been questions about when older phones will get the update. Seeing Galaxy AI features it supported, it became an anxious wait for some users. And while all the Galaxy S23 series models will get the upgrade, only those in Verizon’s network are currently getting the update.
The One UI 6.1 update is available in the US for the carrier-locked models. We expect more people to get the upgrade in the coming days, including the factory-unlocked models. However, since it’s an OTA release, it might take weeks before the update becomes available in your region. And if you’re in these countries the update is live, you might wait for feedback before installing the build.
Download One UI 6.1 update for your Samsung phone
The update is now available for download on the Galaxy S23, Galaxy S23 Plus, and Galaxy S23 Ultra. Head to settings>>Software update>>Download and install. Follow the screen prompts to download the update and reboot your device to complete the installation.
Available for Galaxy S23 FE
Samsung Galaxy S23 FE is now getting the One UI 6.1 update. Unfortunately, not all the features that debuted with the Galaxy S24 series arrived with this update. You can check the features missing for the Galaxy S23 FE here.
Available in Europe
The Galaxy S23 series in Europe are getting the much-anticipated One UI 6.1 upgrade. However, it seems some features are limited to the Galaxy S24 series. According to reports, AOD wallpaper and super HDR are missing, and other AI features. You can check all that out here.
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