Samsung Begins Internal Testing of One UI 8 on Budget Galaxy Phones

Frederick Nyame

July 28, 2025

Samsung is gearing up to bring its latest One UI 8 software to more Galaxy devices, and this time, budget users are finally getting some love. While newer foldables like the Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Flip 7 already launched with the update pre-installed, millions of other Galaxy owners have been left waiting. But now, there’s a clear sign that the rollout is speeding up—especially for more affordable models.

Galaxy F34 and M36 Enter Testing Phase

In a quiet but important move, Samsung has started internal testing for One UI 8 on two of its budget-friendly phones—the Galaxy F34 and Galaxy M36. These devices don’t usually get early software attention, so this development is a big deal. It signals that Samsung isn’t just reserving its best updates for premium phones anymore.

The test builds currently in development are:
– Galaxy F34 (India) – E346BXXU7EYG7
– Galaxy M36 (India) – M366BXXU1BYG2

Given India’s massive Galaxy user base, it’s no surprise Samsung is prioritizing these regional variants first.

No Public Beta, But a Stable Release Is Coming Soon

Don’t expect an open beta for these devices—Samsung typically limits beta testing to its flagship lineup. This time around, only the upcoming Galaxy S25 series is getting official beta access. Meanwhile, the company is also polishing the stable One UI 8 release for the S25, though a full rollout timeline hasn’t been confirmed yet.

Still, the fact that internal testing has begun for the F34 and M36 means Samsung is making real progress. Historically, this phase is one of the last steps before a public release.

Read Also: Samsung’s One UI 8 Brings Two Big Camera Changes to Foldables

When Can You Expect the Update?

If testing goes smoothly, stable One UI 8 could start hitting the Galaxy F34 and M36 in the next few weeks—possibly even by next month. That’s great news for users who’ve been patiently waiting.

So, if you own either of these phones, keep an eye on your Software Updates section. The wait might finally be coming to an end—and sooner than you think.

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