[Update] Samsung One UI 3.0 update (Android 11) eligible devices & expected release date

New updates are being added at the bottom of this story…….

Original story (published on April 2, 2020) follows:

Seven months into the Android 10 era, Samsung has only managed to push the new OS to at least 20 devices, including their multiple 4G and 5G variants.

For those who have already picked up the new OS, you’ll know that it comes with the company’s in-house One UI 2.0 custom skin. Although there is a newer One UI 2.1 update rolling out, it’s still based on Android 10 OS.

But keen followers already know that Google has started working on the next iteration of Android. Codenamed Android R, the stable version will arrive as Android 11.

As far as Samsung Galaxy devices are concerned, Android 11 should arrive with One UI 3.0 on top. But when? Wait, is your device even eligible for the said One UI 3.0 update? Let’s find out.

NOTE: Samsung hasn’t released official One UI 3.0 update details, but with our team’s vast knowledge and years of experience covering Samsung Android OS updates, we do have an idea of when the OS will be released and the eligible devices.

One UI 3.0 update release date

The first One UI 2.0 stable update started rolling out in late November 2019. This came after a month and a half of testing the beta version following the global launch on October 14, 2019.

Unless Samsung has plans of adding one of its own into Google’s Android R public beta testing program, little might change with respect to the availability of One UI 3.0 based on Android 11.

Granted, we could see another October launch for the One UI 3.0 beta program and the stable release the following month, perhaps a little earlier than last year. We will update this post when the official details come out.

Samsung devices eligible for the One UI 3.0 update

We don’t know of any imminent plans from Samsung as far as changing its software update policy is concerned. For the uninitiated, the South Korean company provides two OS upgrades to all of its devices, premium or budget.

That said, all Samsung Galaxy smartphones and tablets that came pre-installed with Android 9 Pie should expect another (final) OS upgrade to One UI 3.0 based on Android 11. This includes units still waiting for their first major OS upgrade to One UI 2.0 or 2.1 for that matter.

The OS will also be made available to all Sammy devices that come pre-installed with the latest stable One UI 2.x based on Android 10. This will be their first major OS upgrade, meaning this group should also be in line for the next update to Android 12.

Below is the list of devices (in no particular order) that should be upgraded to One UI 2.1 update based on Android 11 beginning later this year, although most of them will likely see the OS in 2021.

– Galaxy A01
– Galaxy A10
– Galaxy A10e
– Galaxy A10s
– Galaxy A11
– Galaxy A20
– Galaxy A20e
– Galaxy A20s
– Galaxy A21
– Galaxy A30
– Galaxy A30s
– Galaxy A31
– Galaxy A40
– Galaxy A41
– Galaxy A50
– Galaxy A50s
– Galaxy A51
– Galaxy A60
– Galaxy A70
– Galaxy A70s
– Galaxy A71
– Galaxy A80
– Galaxy A8s
– Galaxy A90
– Galaxy Fold
– Galaxy M10
– Galaxy M11
– Galaxy M20
– Galaxy M21
– Galaxy M30
– Galaxy M30s
– Galaxy M31
– Galaxy M40
– Galaxy Note 10 series
– Galaxy S10 series
– Galaxy S20 series
– Galaxy Tab A 10.1 2019
– Galaxy Tab A 8.0 2019
– Galaxy Tab Active Pro
– Galaxy Tab S5e
– Galaxy Tab S6
– Galaxy Tab S6 Lite
– Galaxy Xcover 4s
– Galaxy Xcover FieldPro
– Galaxy Xcover Pro
– Galaxy Z Flip

Note that this list might change at some point, be it to include more devices that are yet to be unveiled like the Galaxy Note 20 or maybe to exclude others, although the latter case is unlikely.

If interested, we have similar coverage for OnePlus, Realme, Huawei/Honor, and even Xiaomi’s MIUI 12, which will be based on Android 11 on some devices.

Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Lite, which shares the same hardware as the Galaxy Note 9, Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9+, is eligible for Android 11 update while the other three are not. See the full story here.

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