One UI 9 is in its late-stage rollout phase, and a bunch of Galaxy phones have been added to the Android 17 availability list within the last few days.
One UI 9 based on Android 17 was released with the Galaxy S26 launch in September. Since then, it’s expanded to a number of Samsung’s flagship devices. But it’s not just some of Samsung’s top-end devices; Samsung has been pushing One UI 9 to a majority of its recent Android devices.
The list seems to revolve around the Galaxy A lineup, as recent as the Galaxy A57, but hitting most devices the company has launched within the last few years. Android 17 is a major upgrade for Galaxy devices with a lot of features, so a successful rollout is key for the phones that a lot of users rely on.
Galaxy devices recently upgraded to One UI 9
The major standouts have been the Galaxy A57 and Galaxy A37, as those are the phones that were introduced the most recently. Here’s the list of devices with One UI 9 now available:
- Galaxy A35
- Galaxy A36
- Galaxy A37
- Galaxy A54
- Galaxy A55
- Galaxy A56
- Galaxy A57
- Galaxy A26
- Galaxy A27
- Galaxy A16
- Galaxy A17
- Galaxy M56
- Galaxy M54
- Galaxy F17
- Galaxy F70
Keep in mind that even regionally updated devices are included in this list. For the most part, the majority of Samsung’s Android phones with One UI 9 have been updated globally, but because the push for new software isn’t finished, some of the listed phones may only have received One UI 9 updates in certain areas.
Samsung will likely keep adding to the list. Some that Samsung has acknowledged will get Android 17 aren’t listed, like the Galaxy A25.
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