Samsung Galaxy A05s receiving One UI 7 stable update
Samsung recently released the Android 15-based One UI 7 stable update for the Galaxy A15, and now, it's rolling out One UI 7 for the Galaxy A05s, which was unveiled in September 2023 with Android 13. Samsung Galaxy A05s
The One UI 7 update for the Samsung Galaxy A05s has firmware version A057FXXU9DYE5 and comes with the May 2025 Android security patch. It requires a download of about 2.6GB and is currently seeding in Vietnam and Thailand, but the rollout should expand to other regions soon.
If you live in Vietnam or Thailand and haven't received One UI 7 on your Galaxy A05s yet, you can check for the update manually by heading to your phone's Settings > Software update menu.
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