Last month, Samsung unveiled its latest custom Android interface, One UI 9.0, alongside its new foldable phones. It brings more UI customization options and new features. While the brand hasn’t even started rolling it out to older devices yet, a newer version of the software, One UI 9.5, has already leaked.One UI 9.5 brings several user interface changes and new features, just like previous One UI versions. If you’re wondering whether your Galaxy smartphone or tablet will be eligible for the update, you’ve come to the right place. Below is a list of Samsung phones and tablets expected to get One UI 9.5.Galaxy devices eligible for the One UI 9.5 updateGalaxy Z seriesGalaxy Z Flip 6Galaxy Z Flip 7Galaxy Z Flip 7 FEGalaxy Z Flip 8Galaxy Z Fold 6Galaxy Z Fold Special EditionGalaxy Z Fold 7Galaxy Z Fold 8Galaxy Z Fold 8 UltraGalaxy Z TriFoldGalaxy S seriesGalaxy S24Galaxy S24+Galaxy S24 UltraGalaxy S24 FEGalaxy S25Galaxy S25+Galaxy S25 UltraGalaxy S25 EdgeGalaxy S25 FEGalaxy S26Galaxy S26+Galaxy S26 UltraGalaxy S26 FEGalaxy A seriesGalaxy A07 (LTE/5G)Galaxy A15 (LTE/5G)Galaxy A16 (LTE/5G)Galaxy A17 (LTE/5G)Galaxy A25Galaxy A26Galaxy A27Galaxy A35Galaxy A36Galaxy A37Galaxy A54Galaxy A55Galaxy A56Galaxy A57Galaxy M seriesGalaxy M06Galaxy M15Galaxy M16Galaxy M54 5GGalaxy M55Galaxy M56Galaxy F seriesGalaxy F06Galaxy F07Galaxy F15Galaxy F16Galaxy F36Galaxy F55Galaxy F56Galaxy XCover seriesGalaxy Xcover 7Galaxy XCover 7 ProGalaxy Tab seriesGalaxy Tab S9 FE (Wi-Fi/5G)Galaxy Tab S9 FE+ (Wi-Fi/5G)Galaxy Tab S10+ (Wi-Fi/5G)Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra (Wi-Fi/5G)Galaxy Tab S10 FE (Wi-Fi/5G)Galaxy Tab S10 FE+ (Wi-Fi/5G)Galaxy Tab S11 (Wi-Fi/5G)Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra (Wi-Fi/5G)Galaxy Tab S12+ (Wi-Fi/5G)Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra (Wi-Fi/5G)Galaxy Tab Active 5Galaxy Tab Active 5 ProSamsung has not yet released an official list of Galaxy smartphones and tablets eligible for the One UI 9.5 update. The list above is based on Samsung’s software update policies for its smartphones and tablets, as well as the company’s software update rollout history. This means the list could change, and we’ll update the article accordingly if Samsung adds or removes any devices.