Samsung has been working on its OneUI for a while. It sure took a while but now we have confirmed news about which Samsung devices are getting OneUI 2.0 based Android 10. The first batch of devices to get this firmware update is the Samsung Galaxy S10 series phones and the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 series phones. Here we have the complete list of Samsung phones that will get OneUI 2.0 update.
List of Samsung Phones Getting One UI 2.0 Based Android 10 Update
| Galaxy A8 Star Lite or A9 Star Lite |
| Galaxy A8 Star or A9 Star |
| Galaxy A6 & A6+ |
| Galaxy A7 |
| Galaxy A9 |
| Galaxy A9 Pro (2019) |
| Galaxy A10/ A10s/ A10e |
| Galaxy A20/ A20s/ A20e |
| Galaxy A30/ A30s |
| Galaxy A40 |
| Galaxy A50/ A50s |
| Galaxy A60 |
| Galaxy A70/ A70s |
| Galaxy A80 |
| Galaxy A90 5G |
| Galaxy M10 |
| Galaxy M20 |
| Galaxy M30/ M30s |
| Galaxy M40 |
| Galaxy Note 10/ Note 10+ |
| Galaxy Note 9 |
| Samsung Galaxy S10/ S10e/ S10+ |
| Samsung Galaxy S9/S9+ |
| Galaxy J8 |
| Galaxy J6/ J6+ |
| Galaxy J4/ J4+ |
| Galaxy J7 Duo |
| Galaxy J7 2018 |
| Galaxy J5 2018 |
| Galaxy J3 2018 |
| Galaxy Tab S5e |
| Galaxy Tab S4 |
| Galaxy Tab A 2019 |
| Galaxy Tab A 2018 |
Some of you might wonder why there is no mention of Galaxy S8 series phones or the Note 8 series phones. Samsung only provides guaranteed software updates for two years from the date of launch. Both the Galaxy S8 and Note 8 are more than two years older, So Galaxy S8 and Note 8 users won’t be getting the OneUI 2.0 update in the future.
When will One UI 2.0 Beta and Stable version be released?
Samsung is not really loved among its customers when it comes to fast software updates. However, we see Samsung making an extra effort this year. Already a bunch of other smartphone manufacturers such as Xiaomi’s MIUI 11 are rolling out Android 10 based updates for their flagship devices (besides the obvious Pixel devices). Samsung in response is going to roll out public beta updates of One UI 2.0 for the Samsung Galaxy S10 and Note 10 devices. We will see it in action by the end of October 2019 as per some reports.
If the beta updates roll out successfully in October 2019 then a One UI 2.0 stable update will be just around the corner following that. Last year Samsung Galaxy S9 received the Android 9 based OneUI 1.0 update towards the end of the month of December. Galaxy Note 9 devices were the next batch to receive the update. So, Samsung has a slow track record. But this time around with the beta version releasing in October, we will have a stable release before the end of November 2019.
