Samsung Has Updated These Galaxy Phones To Android 17

Samsung has rolled out Android 17 to selected Galaxy smartphones through One UI 9, its latest Android-based software. The update introduces new features, interface improvements and enhancements to Samsung's Galaxy AI experience.

The rollout began with the Galaxy S26 series in September 2026, following the debut of One UI 9 on Samsung's latest foldable phones. Since then, the update has expanded to selected older flagship smartphones and other Galaxy models.

Some Samsung phones also launched with Android 17 pre-installed, meaning users do not need to upgrade from an earlier Android version to access the new software.

Samsung Galaxy Phones That Have Received The Android 17 Update

The following Samsung Galaxy phones have received the stable Android 17-based One UI 9 update in at least some markets. The list includes models reported to have received the update as well as devices whose rollout has started.

Galaxy S Series

• Samsung Galaxy S26
• Samsung Galaxy S26+
• Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra
• Samsung Galaxy S25
• Samsung Galaxy S25+
• Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra
• Samsung Galaxy S25 FE
• Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge
• Samsung Galaxy S24
• Samsung Galaxy S24+
• Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra

Galaxy Z Series

• Samsung Galaxy Z Fold7
• Samsung Galaxy Z Flip7
• Samsung Galaxy Z Flip7 FE
• Samsung Galaxy Z Fold6
• Samsung Galaxy Z Flip6

Galaxy A Series

• Samsung Galaxy A57 5G
• Samsung Galaxy A37 5G

The availability of Android 17 varies across these models. Some devices have received the stable update, while others may still be awaiting their scheduled software release.

Samsung Galaxy Phones That Launched With Android 17

Unlike previously released smartphones that receive Android 17 through a software update, the following models launched with Android 17-based One UI 9 already installed.

Galaxy Z Series

• Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra
• Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8
• Samsung Galaxy Z Flip8

These foldable smartphones debuted with One UI 9, which is based on Android 17.

What's New In Android 17 On Samsung Phones?

Android 17 introduces several improvements to the Galaxy experience through One UI 9. The update focuses on interface customisation, artificial intelligence, privacy and device care.

Some of the notable features include:

• Enhanced Galaxy AI: Samsung has expanded AI-powered features to provide more contextual assistance and help users complete everyday tasks.
• My FanCam: This feature can follow a selected person in a video and automatically adjust the framing to keep them in focus.
• Quick Panel Customisation: Users have more control over the arrangement and appearance of Quick Panel controls.
• AI Privacy Alerts: The update introduces additional alerts designed to help users identify potential privacy risks.
• Samsung DeX Improvements: Enhancements to Samsung's desktop-style interface improve the experience on supported devices.
• New Lock Screen Clocks: Users get additional clock styles, including designs that adapt to the wallpaper.
• Device Care Improvements: Updated warranty, diagnostic and device-care information makes it easier to check a Galaxy phone's condition and support options.

Feature availability may vary by model, and some Galaxy AI features require supported hardware, an internet connection or a Samsung account.

How To Check For Android 17 On A Samsung Phone

Samsung Galaxy users can check whether Android 17 is available for their phones directly through the Settings app.

• Open Settings on your Samsung phone.
• Scroll down and select Software update.
• Tap Download and install.
• Wait for the phone to check for available updates.
• If the update is available, follow the on-screen instructions to download and install it.

Before installing the update, connect to a reliable Wi-Fi network, ensure the battery is sufficiently charged and back up important files.

If your phone reports that its software is up to date, check the installed Android version in the device information section of Settings.

Android 17 Availability On Samsung Phones

Android 17 is available on selected Galaxy smartphones through One UI 9, while some newer models come with the software pre-installed.

The list above covers Galaxy phones that have received the update and models that launched with Android 17. Users can check their device's software information in Settings to confirm the Android 17 and One UI versions installed on their phones.

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