[Updated] Galaxy S21 FE One UI 6.1 update is now available in the US
Galaxy F21 FE One UI 6.1 update is now available in Europe. Download below…
Samsung continues to bring the One UI 6.1 update to eligible users. Unlike the S21 rollout, the Galaxy S21 FE One UI 6.1 update is rolling out in the USA, but only a few users are getting the update. We expect more units to join the party in the coming days, but you can always check for the upgrade.
One UI 6.1 rollout initially arrives in Korea before making its way to other regions, but it’s a different situation with the latest release. Galaxy S21 FE in the US is getting a 2.3 GB package with version number G990U2SQU8GXDG. From the build version, the update is for carrier-locked models.
Those on T-Mobile are getting the much-anticipated upgrade, which will soon arrive on other carriers and unlocked versions. As expected, the update introduced some Galaxy AI features. It’s toned down from what it’s obtainable with the Galaxy S23 and Galaxy S22 One UI 6.1 update, but it was expected.
Nevertheless, we recommend installing the update when prompted after backing up your data. We expect another update for the device soon since the latest release could only push the Android security patch level to April 1, 2024.
Download Galaxy S21 FE One UI 6.1 update
Samsung will soon extend the rollout to more regions, but only those in the US can install the build now. Those on T-Mobile carriers should check the update via Settings>>System update>>Download and install. Follow the screen instructions to complete the download and reboot your device to finish the installation.
Update: May 14, 2024
After the US release, Samsung is now rolling out the Galaxy S21 FE One UI 6.1 update in Europe. The update is currently live in Germany with a version number G990B2XXU6GXD6. It weighs about 2.1 GB, and come with all the expected features, but April 2024 security patch. You can check for the update now.
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