Galaxy A57 gets stable Android 17 with One UI 9 in Korea

Samsung has released the stable One UI 9 update for the Galaxy Quantum 7, making the Galaxy A57 5G the first A-series device to receive it. This update includes various enhancements and new features.
Samsung has started rolling out the stable One UI 9 update for the Galaxy Quantum 7 in South Korea, making the Galaxy A57 5G the first device in the A-series to receive this version of Android 17. The new update brings several enhancements, including expanded Quick Settings customization, upgrades to Samsung Health, new security tools, and improvements to Bixby, among others.
Why it matters
This release is significant as it marks a shift in Samsung's strategy, which has opted to invest more in its line of budget phones. By including multiple A-series models in a beta program that was previously reserved for its higher-end devices, Samsung is demonstrating its commitment to providing quality software updates to a broader range of devices.
What we know
While the Galaxy A57 5G has received the update in Korea, users in the United States are still waiting. However, the close relationship between the Galaxy A57 and the Quantum 7 suggests that the update for the U.S. market may not be far behind. This rollout coincides with the same update being released for the Galaxy S24 series and the 2024 foldables, highlighting the importance of synchronization in Samsung's updates.
What remains unclear
It has not yet been confirmed when exactly users of the Galaxy A57 in other markets will be able to enjoy One UI 9. The company has not detailed a specific timeline for the international rollout of this update.
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