June has begun and Samsung has started a rollercoaster ride with regard to updates. On Monday, it released One UI 8.5 to a number of its models, then published details about the June security update and now continues to roll out the live version of its superstructure, which debuted in the series Galaxy S26.
But if you look at the list, it's clear that the company is now focusing on lower-end phones, older ones, and regional ones. We still hope that it will come to pass. Galaxy S22 to Galaxy S21 FE, but with each passing day, hope is fading. Now (not only) the cheap models of the series have received Galaxy A and their equivalents in the form of models marked M and F.
- Galaxy A06 5G: A066BXXU6CZE6 (India)
- Galaxy A16: A165NKSU7DZE7 (South Korea)
- Galaxy M16: M166PXXU5DZE2 (India, South Korea, Nepal)
- Galaxy M17: M176BXXU5CZE9 (India, Nepal, Sri Lanka)
- Galaxy M17e: M076BXXU2BZE3 (India)
- Galaxy M35: M356BXXU8DZE3 (India, Brazil, Bangladesh)
- Galaxy M55s: M558BXXU3DZE3 (India)
- Galaxy F16: E166PXXU5DZE2 (India, Sri Lanka)
- Galaxy F17: E176BXXU5CZE9 (India)
- Galaxy F55: E556BXXU5DZE3 (India)
- Galaxy F56: E566BXXU5CZE2 (India)
- Galaxy F70e: E076BXXU2BZE3 (India)
Galaxy A16
At this rate, Samsung will soon be done and will be able to fully focus on debugging One UI 9, which will be officially introduced to you soon. Owners of the series can already test it in selected markets. Galaxy S26It will debut in flexible phones, which are likely to be introduced on July 22nd at Galaxy Unpacked in London.
