Samsung has officially started rolling out the second beta update of One UI 7, the latest iteration of its Android-based interface, for the Galaxy S24 series. This update is now available in select countries, including the United States, United Kingdom, Germany, Poland, and South Korea.
One UI 7 Beta 2 details
Carrying the build number ZXL5, this update is approximately 1GB in size and incorporates feedback from early adopters of the Android 15-based One UI 7. It focuses on improving the overall user experience by addressing key issues and optimizing system performance.
Key improvements in One UI 7 Beta 2
- Bug Fixes and Performance Enhancements: The update resolves a range of issues affecting app visuals, app switching, battery efficiency, and location sensor data. The Edge Panel feature has also been fine-tuned for better usability.
- Resolved Now Bar Glitch: One notable fix addresses the Now Bar glitch, which previously prevented users from closing it.
- Improved DeX Connections: Stability issues with DeX connections have been resolved, ensuring smoother functionality for users who rely on Samsung’s desktop experience.
- Enhanced Widget Transparency: Widget transparency effects have been refined, adding a more polished visual experience.
- Quick Panel Stability: Errors in the Quick Panel have been fixed for seamless interaction.
- Communication Fixes: Call drop issues and crashes in the Samsung Messages app have been addressed, enhancing communication reliability.
Stable One UI 7 release timeline
During One UI 7 beta testing, the final version of the software will likely launch along with the Galaxy S25 series. Before then, Samsung will roll out additional beta builds that will refine the interface even further, based on feedback from users.
