Samsung is adding more Galaxy phones to its Android 17 update list, including newer A-series models, though some may not have it in your country yet.
Samsung is sending its big Android 17 update to more Galaxy phones. The update is called One UI 9. According to 9to5Google, a number of phones were added to the availability list within the last few days, as the rollout enters its late stage.
One UI 9 is Samsung's version of Android 17, the newest release of Google's phone software. It first arrived with the Galaxy S26 launch in September. Since then it has reached a number of Samsung's top phones. Android 17 is described as a major upgrade for Galaxy devices, with a lot of features.
The latest additions center on the Galaxy A lineup. The most recent models, the Galaxy A57 and Galaxy A37, are the standouts. Overall, Samsung has been pushing One UI 9 to most of the Android phones it has launched in the last few years.
The rollout is not finished. Some phones on the list may have received the update only in certain regions, so yours might not have it yet. Samsung will likely keep adding phones. Some it has said will get Android 17, such as the Galaxy A25, are not listed so far.
If you own a recent Galaxy phone, check Settings for the update.
If you have a recent Galaxy phone, check Settings for One UI 9, but it may not have reached your country yet.
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