When Will Your Galaxy Tab Pick Up One UI 8 Stable Update?

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The wait is almost over. It’s been a while since Samsung officially confirmed when eligible Galaxy Tabs would get the One UI 8 update. However, the company didn’t provide exact dates, only mentioning that the rollout would start in October.

Over the weekend, a leaked One UI 8 schedule surfaced online, confirming that the Galaxy Tab S10 series will start getting the update on October 1. Unless you’ve got the newer Galaxy Tab S11 series, you’ll probably want to know when your device will receive One UI 8. Suffice to say, this schedule could give you a rough idea.

Here’s when your Galaxy Tab might receive One UI 8 update

• Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra 5G – October 1
• Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra – October 1
• Galaxy Tab S10+ 5G – October 1
• Galaxy Tab S10+ – October 1
• Galaxy Tab S10 FE+ 5G – October 9
• Galaxy Tab S10 FE+ – October 9
• Galaxy Tab S10 FE 5G – October 9
• Galaxy Tab S10 FE – October 9
• Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra – October 23
• Galaxy Tab S9+ – October 23
• Galaxy Tab S9 – October 23
• Galaxy Tab S9 FE+ – October 13
• Galaxy Tab S9 FE – October 13
• Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra – October 23
• Galaxy Tab S8+ – October 23
• Galaxy Tab S8 – October 23
• Galaxy Tab S8 Lite – October 9
• Galaxy Tab S6 Lite – October 23
• Galaxy Tab Active 5 Pro 5G – November 7
• Galaxy Tab Active 5 5G – October 16
• Galaxy Tab Active 5 – October 16
• Galaxy Tab A9 – November 5

The list is quite long and suggests that the One UI 8 rollout for Galaxy Tabs will continue until November 7. Keep in mind, it could take even longer for all devices to get the update, but in most cases, the schedule seems fairly accurate.

Notably, it comes from a third-party website and mainly refers to Turkish devices. For those who don’t know, the Turkish rollout generally aligns with Europe. That means Korea may get the update before these dates, while the US will likely receive it a bit later.

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Abhinav Anand

Abhinav Anand is the News Editor at SammyGuru and a technology journalist based in New Delhi. Before joining SammyGuru, he contributed to numerous outlets, including Android Headlines, ExtremeTech, The Mac Observer, Financial Express, Economic Times, iGeeksBlog, KnowTechie, PhonesWiki, SlashGear, and more. You can reach him at abhinav@sammyguru.com.

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