Galaxy S24 Series Gets May 2025 One UI 7 Update in the US
Latest Security Patch Rolls Out with System Improvements—Battery Concerns Linger
One UI 7 Update Now Live on US Carriers
Samsung has begun rolling out the May 2025 security update for the Galaxy S24 series in the United States, following its initial release in South Korea. The update, based on One UI 7, is currently available for carrier-locked models on Verizon and US Cellular networks.
- This update focuses on improving device security and enhancing system stability to provide users with a smoother, more secure experience.
- The rollout is being conducted gradually, so users may receive it over the next few days.
Build Versions for US Galaxy S24 Devices
Here are the corresponding firmware versions included in the update:
- Galaxy S24 – S921USQS4BYE4
- Galaxy S24 Plus – S926USQS4BYE4
- Galaxy S24 Ultra – S928USQS4BYE4
To update:
- Go to Settings > Software Update > Download and install
Ongoing Battery Drain Issues After Update
Some Galaxy S24 series users have reported persistent battery drain following the One UI 7 update. While it’s typical for battery life to dip slightly after major updates, the issue has persisted for weeks in some cases.
- The May update may include performance optimizations that address this lingering battery concern.
- Samsung has not officially confirmed a fix, but user feedback suggests gradual improvements post-installation.
What’s Next: Log Video Support for Selfies
Looking ahead, Samsung is expected to debut a Log Video feature for the selfie camera with One UI 8.
- Initially launching with the Galaxy S25 series, this professional-grade video feature will offer enhanced dynamic range and color control.
- It’s also expected to roll out to the Galaxy Z Fold6, Flip6, and Galaxy S24 series later in 2025—likely with the June update or One UI 8 release.
