S24 series One UI 7.0 Wait: The Roots Remain Strong

[Rey84]

It's echoing across our Samsung Members community – the wait for One UI 7.0 on our S24 series is testing everyone's patience. We're all here because we appreciate the Samsung experience, and naturally, we're excited for the next evolution.

Look, at the end of the day, if someone doesn't appreciate what Samsung offers, they're free to move on. Samsung has a strong foundation. Think of us loyal users as the deep roots of a tree – we're firmly planted and here for the long haul.

Those who constantly complain and jump ship? They're like the leaves. They might flutter and make noise for a season, piling up like debris on the ground, but the tree itself, the core of Samsung's fanbase, remains strong and continues to grow. 

We're the ones who truly understand and value what Samsung brings to the table.

[RandyBR · Accepted solution]

Thanks for such an insightful post! It really resonates with me and I appreciate you sharing your perspective. And honestly, if anyone wants to leave, let them go. Maybe Samsung should just block them. 😉

[Amaroksenpai]

🐶🐶🐶

[BuFahadBH]

Oh, spare us the self-righteous tree metaphors and patronizing lectures. Let’s get one thing straight: Loyalty isn’t a free pass for Samsung—or *you*—to dismiss valid criticism with a condescending shrug. Comparing frustrated users to “debris” and acting like their voices don’t matter? That’s not just arrogant—it’s downright disrespectful. Newsflash: A company’s “strong foundation” isn’t built by smugly telling customers to “move on” if they dare expect better.

You talk about “deep roots” as if blind allegiance is a virtue. Here’s reality: True loyalty isn’t silence. It’s holding a brand accountable *because* you care. Those “leaves” you’re so quick to trash? They’re the ones giving feedback that *drives improvement*. Without them, your precious “tree” would stagnate—no innovation, no growth, just complacent rot. Samsung doesn’t thrive by ignoring users; and not giving them what they promised just to inforce them to buy Samsung's new brand! it thrives by listening to them.

And spare us the elitist nonsense about who “truly understands” Samsung’s value. Newsflash: Passion isn’t measured by how quietly you swallow delays or excuses. It’s measured by wanting the brand to be *the best it can be*. Dismissing concerns as “noise” doesn’t make you a hero—it makes you part of the problem.

So here’s your lesson in respect: Communities grow when we lift each other up, not when we talk down to people for daring to care. Samsung’s success isn’t *despite* criticism—it’s because of it. Next time, check the superiority complex and try listening. You might learn something.

Mic dropped

[Abdelrahim720]

Bu fahad, i heard the noise your mic made after you dropped it. For the past week or more, the majority of the posts have been showing resentment in a negative way, actually a rather rude and immature way to be honest. But you sir, yeah, well, I heard when your mic dropped.

[primordials]

**bleep** your english put native speakers to shame 🤣

[BuFahadBH]

And you should be ashamed because you have no respect for others.

[primordials]

i'm taking my compliment back

[Samsung_specialist]

We understand how important this update is to you, and we're excited to bring you the best possible experience on your Galaxy device. The Android 15 (One UI 7.0) update is on its way, and we appreciate your patience as we work diligently to make it available.

Samsung is actively preparing the rollout, and we recommend checking for updates regularly to stay informed.

You'll receive a notification once the update is officially released either through the Samsung Members app or as a software update alert.

To ensure a smooth update process, please make sure you have a stable internet connection, whether via Wi-Fi or mobile data.

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