Samsung has released the second One UI 7 beta update for the Galaxy Tab S10 series, bringing several bug fixes and improvements. The update is currently rolling out to users in South Korea and is expected to expand to other regions soon.
The latest beta update, identified by the firmware version ending in ZYC5, is now available for the Galaxy Tab S10+ and Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra. It comes with a file size of around 1GB and also includes the March 2025 security patch. Samsung has focused on addressing various issues reported in the first beta, particularly improving home screen stability, fixing Bluetooth connectivity problems, and officially adding the new screen ratio adjustment feature.
Samsung has also shared a rough timeline for the stable One UI 7 release for its tablets. The Galaxy Tab S10 series is expected to get the final update in mid-April 2025, followed by the Galaxy Tab S9 series about a week later. The Galaxy Tab S8 series is set to receive the update by the end of April. However, the rollout schedule may vary based on the region and further testing.
Alongside the Galaxy Tab S10 series, Samsung has been expanding the One UI 7 beta program to more devices. The Galaxy S23 series recently received its second beta update, bringing it one step closer to the stable release. Samsung has also confirmed that the Galaxy A55 will also soon become part of the beta program, making it the only mid-range device to test One UI 7.
Also read:
1. Here’s the region-wise One UI 7 stable rollout date
2. One UI 7 rollout in the US is on track — no delays!
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