The upcoming One UI 7 update will introduce a feature for Samsung Galaxy Buds that mimics the seamless integration of AirPods with iOS. According to Android Police, the update will allow users to adjust sound modes and the equalizer directly from the quick settings panel, streamlining access without opening the Galaxy Wearable app. This functionality is similar to Apple’s Control Center integration for AirPods on the iPhone.
This feature debuted in the One UI 7 Beta, showcasing a redesigned control panel that enables quick changes to usage modes and volume adjustments. However, the feature is limited to Galaxy Buds 3 and Galaxy Buds 3 Pro.
There is no confirmation whether Samsung plans to expand this functionality to older Galaxy Buds models, leaving legacy device users awaiting further announcements.
Samsung releases One UI 7 Beta.
On Thursday, December 5, Samsung officially rolled out the One UI 7 Beta, built on Android 15. This release follows a string of leaks about the update and is currently limited to select countries.
In addition to the new headphone adjustments—which offer seamless integration for Galaxy Buds 3 and Buds 3 Pro—the update introduces several significant features:
On Thursday, December 5, Samsung officially rolled out the One UI 7 Beta, built on Android 15. This release follows a string of leaks about the update and is currently limited to select countries.
In addition to the new headphone adjustments—which offer seamless integration for Galaxy Buds 3 and Buds 3 Pro—the update introduces several significant features:
- Improved artificial intelligence capabilities for a more innovative, more intuitive user experience.
- A new feature resembling the iPhone’s Dynamic Island dynamically displays useful information and activities.
- A refreshed interface with subtle design enhancements for improved usability and aesthetics.
- Additional performance tweaks and features that refine the overall experience.
Who can install One UI 7 Beta?
The One UI 7 Beta, based on Android 15, is currently limited to users in Germany, South Korea, the United States, India, Poland, and the United Kingdom. Unfortunately, there is no official timeline for when the program might become available in other regions.
Eligible users in these countries can register for the beta program through the Samsung Members app. This early access allows participants to explore and provide feedback on the new features and improvements introduced in One UI 7.
Which devices are compatible with One UI 7
Currently, the One UI 7 Beta is exclusively available for devices in the Galaxy S24 series. Samsung has not provided a timeline for extending the update to other Galaxy models. Users with eligible devices can explore the beta’s new features, while those with older models must wait for further announcements regarding compatibility and release dates.
When will One UI 7 be released to everyone?
The official release of One UI 7 with Android 15 will begin in the first quarter of 2025. However, Samsung has not yet shared a detailed distribution schedule, so the rollout timeline for specific devices remains unclear.
Typically, flagship models like the Galaxy S and Z series are prioritized, with other devices following in phases. Users can expect further updates from Samsung as the release date approaches.
