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Samsung always attempts to provide a seamless experience to its users, and for this company seeds its devices with regular patches and major software updates so that the users could experience every new offering on their devices. While every such device comes with software support for a limited number of years.
The Korean tech giant is currently dispatching the One UI 5.1 software version for the remaining Galaxy devices and on the flip side, the firm is preparing to introduce the all-new One UI 6.0 iteration based on the Android 14 operating system. Which will bring a bundle of new elements to your Galaxy devices.
Though sadly, there are also some popular Samsung Galaxy devices that will not receive the offerings of the Android 14-based One UI 6.0 software update. As we know, at some stage software support for Galaxy devices is bound to stop and this is the time for a total of 8 famous Galaxy models to get retired with One UI 5.1.
The list of devices that will not receive the One UI 6.0 update in the future includes various models, but here we are talking about some famous Galaxies, which incorporate flagship, fan edition, and foldable models. However, these devices are currently enjoying the features and optimizations of the One UI 5.1 software.
Now, you must be wondering which are these devices and did the list includes your Galaxy too! So to clear the doubt, users can check the list of 8 Samsung Galaxy devices that will not receive Android 14-based One UI 6.0 never ever in their life.
8 Popular Samsung Galaxy devices
- Galaxy S20
- Galaxy S20 Plus
- Galaxy S20 Ultra
- Galaxy S20 FE
- Galaxy Z Flip
- Galaxy Note20
- Galaxy Note20 Ultra
- Galaxy Z Fold2 5G
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Hence, if you are operating any of the mentioned Galaxy devices, then don’t wait for the next major update or ever think to experience the functionalities of the upcoming software version, till you switch to the new gadget. Though, the security patches will continue to serve your device with the improvements.
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