Paul Jones / Android AuthorityTL;DR Samsung appears to be testing another One UI 9 beta for Galaxy S26 internally. It has already released six beta updates, and the last one came out just a couple of days ago. The upcoming release is expected to be the final beta before the stable One UI 9 rollout for the Galaxy S26. The fact that the latest One UI beta release consisted mostly of bug fixes and usability-related enhancements — and that a stable version is already available for certain devices — led to hopes that a stable release would come soon. But before the rollout, it may release another beta.Samsung may be working on another One UI 9 beta for the Galaxy S26 series, ahead of the anticipated stable rollout on eligible devices. Earlier today, tipster Tarun Vats posted about another test build spotted on Samsung’s internal test server, with a build number ending with “ZZHK.”Vats proposes this build could be released in the coming weeks as the seventh One UI 9 beta before a stable version is out. Based on Samsung’s recent cadence of One UI 9 beta updates, we could see this update come out in the next two weeks. However, the mere existence of a test build alone does not confirm that Samsung will indeed release it.Meanwhile, Vats also spotted another One UI 9 internal test build for the Galaxy S26, sporting a build number ending with “BZHI.” At the time, he remarked that this could be the first stable build to be released — given that Samsung does not have another beta to test first.In addition to the Galaxy S26, Samsung is also likely testing One UI 9 internally on the Galaxy S25, Galaxy S24, the Galaxy S23, and the Galaxy Z Fold 7.Thank you for being part of our community. Read our Comment Policy before posting.
The Galaxy S26 may receive another One UI 9 beta after all
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