Samsung One UI 6.0 beta: Check if it will come to your country
By the end of this month, there’s a good chance that Galaxy S23 owners will be able to sign up to try out the Android 14 and One UI 6.0 beta update. Our sources recently revealed that Samsung’s One UI 6.0 beta program could debut in the third week of July, which means the first beta update could be out by this time next week!
There could be delays depending on how well Samsung’s internal testing is progressing, but with Google almost finished with Android 14 beta testing for Pixel devices, we believe it won’t be long before Galaxy S23, Galaxy S23+, and Galaxy S23 Ultra owners get to join in on the fun.
Like beta programs for previous major Android and One UI updates, the one for One UI 6.0 is expected to be available in multiple markets. But which markets will those be? Will you be able to join the beta program in your country, or will you have to wait for the finished version of the update?
One UI 6.0 beta program could be limited to seven countries
Since the One UI 6.0 beta program hasn’t been formally announced yet, there is no way to confirm any details about it. However, judging by previous One UI beta releases, there’s a high probability that beta testing One UI 6.0 will be possible for Samsung fans in China, India, Germany, Poland, South Korea, the United Kingdom, and the United States.
South Korea and the US are probably where the beta program will make its debut. Germany could also be included in the first wave, but Galaxy S23 owners residing in the other countries mentioned above will likely have to wait a few days or even weeks before they can get in on the action.
As for which Galaxy devices will get the beta, we expect Samsung to bring it to almost all flagship phones that are eligible for the Android 14 and One UI 6.0 update after releasing it for the Galaxy S23 lineup. Some mid-range Galaxy phones could also get the beta, though in this case you can expect the list to be considerably shorter.
By the end of this month, there’s a good chance that Galaxy S23 owners will be able to sign up to try out the Android 14 and One UI 6.0 beta update. Our sources recently revealed that Samsung’s One UI 6.0 beta program could debut in the third week of July, which means the first beta update could be out by this time next week!
There could be delays depending on how well Samsung’s internal testing is progressing, but with Google almost finished with Android 14 beta testing for Pixel devices, we believe it won’t be long before Galaxy S23, Galaxy S23+, and Galaxy S23 Ultra owners get to join in on the fun.
Like beta programs for previous major Android and One UI updates, the one for One UI 6.0 is expected to be available in multiple markets. But which markets will those be? Will you be able to join the beta program in your country, or will you have to wait for the finished version of the update?
One UI 6.0 beta program could be limited to seven countries
Since the One UI 6.0 beta program hasn’t been formally announced yet, there is no way to confirm any details about it. However, judging by previous One UI beta releases, there’s a high probability that beta testing One UI 6.0 will be possible for Samsung fans in China, India, Germany, Poland, South Korea, the United Kingdom, and the United States.
South Korea and the US are probably where the beta program will make its debut. Germany could also be included in the first wave, but Galaxy S23 owners residing in the other countries mentioned above will likely have to wait a few days or even weeks before they can get in on the action.
As for which Galaxy devices will get the beta, we expect Samsung to bring it to almost all flagship phones that are eligible for the Android 14 and One UI 6.0 update after releasing it for the Galaxy S23 lineup. Some mid-range Galaxy phones could also get the beta, though in this case you can expect the list to be considerably shorter.
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