Samsung One UI 7 is based on Android 15 and is already available on the Galaxy S25. Here's what you get and when it's arriving on other devices.

Samsung was spotted pushing an update for the Try Galaxy app, which now lets users playtest its One UI 7 enhancements. Users will find access a simulation of the Now Brief, redesigned app icons, and its refreshed Quick Settings panel changes.

But with the new update, you can now try One UI 7-exclusive features like the Now Brief summary of your upcoming day and Galaxy AI features like Object Eraser. There are also details on Samsung's latest flagship models and the Smart Switch app (in case you're really serious about moving phones).

The split notification shade in One UI 7 has clear benefits. The full-sized Quick Settings menu makes it easy to toggle settings, adjust volume and brightness, or change settings without swiping repeatedly on the same spot. The overall look is cleaner and less cramped; the same goes for the notification shade.