Will Samsung bring Lock Screen animation fix in May 2025 One UI 7 update?
Some users have reported an animation-related bug on the lock screen, which Samsung is expected to address with the May 2025 One UI 7 firmware update.
- Samsung is currently conducting a gradual rollout of the Stable One UI 7 update across its Galaxy devices.
One UI 7 Bugs and Testing Insights
Although Samsung invested significant effort in internal and Beta testing, the final One UI 7 release is not entirely free from bugs.
- Following issues with lock screen shortcuts, users have now identified an animation bug impacting some One UI 7 devices, which the May update is anticipated to correct.
Users note that the phone lock animation appears laggy on devices running One UI 7.
- The issue can be reproduced by a specific sequence of actions, where pressing the side key causes a delayed transition to the locked screen, making the experience feel abnormal.
Community Reports and Samsung’s Response
Numerous complaints have surfaced on Samsung’s community forums and various subreddits discussing the lock animation glitch.
- While Samsung has not yet officially acknowledged this bug, it is highly probable that the May 2025 firmware update will include a fix for this issue.
Current Update Status Across Galaxy Devices
The Galaxy S24 and S23 series already received the April patch alongside the One UI 7 upgrade.
- Meanwhile, Samsung recently rolled out the April update for the Galaxy S25 series, with the May 2025 OTA expected to follow in the coming weeks.
Samsung is also actively running the One UI 7 Beta program for the Galaxy A55.
- Just yesterday, the A55 received its third beta build in India, bundled with the May 2025 patch, although flagship models still need a more refined firmware to fully fix the animation issue.
Expectations for the May 2025 Update
It is important to note that Samsung has not officially confirmed the contents of the May 2025 update.
- Based on the trends observed in the Samsung Community, the upcoming update could deliver important improvements, but users should temper expectations and avoid assuming a comprehensive overhaul.
