Android 14 was officially released by Google in early October, and Samsung has been working on adapting the new version of the OS to Galaxy devices since August. Owners of Samsung’s flagship and mid-range phones were able to test Android 14 through the One UI 6.0 beta program in a few countries, and the company has now finished development and begun rolling out the final version of Android 14 and One UI 6.0.
In the coming weeks and months, the availability of the big Android and One UI updates will gradually expand to all eligible Galaxy phones and tablets and to different countries around the globe. To help you keep track of the latter and to make it easier to find out if your device has received Android 14/One UI 6.0, we have compiled the list below.
Galaxy devices that have received Android 14 One UI 6.0 update
The list will be updated every time the One UI 6.0 update is released for a device for the first time, so you may want to bookmark it for quick access later. We should point out that the presence of a device on this list does not mean the update is available for that device in all countries. Updates are rolled out in phases, so it will take a few days for a device to get Android 14 everywhere, and our firmware archive can be used to find out if your country has received an update or not.
Once the update goes live for your Galaxy phone or tablet in your country, you will be able to download it over the air from the device’s Settings » Software update menu. Since this is a major new version of Android and One UI, the size of the update will be around 2-3 gigabytes, so be sure you have enough bandwidth on your mobile data plan or use a Wi-Fi connection for the download.
While you wait for Android 14/One UI 6.0 to arrive on your device, check out a few tips on how you can prepare for the update to make the installation process as smooth and quick as possible. Also, check out the video below for a rundown on the new features you will get after installing the update.
