Since the days of Samsung Galaxy S3, that much has changed. Meanwhile, Nokia would return from the beyond, OnePlus would start to take its toll and Xiaomi would take it from day to day. However, Samsung is taking longer to distribute major updates.
After we got ahead firsthand that the promised update would only begin to reach the top of the range in late February. However, a list of the Samsung Galaxy devices eligible to receive this important system update for Android Oreo 8.0 will be included here. The list is large but the brand continues to be expected.
However, virtually all competition has already begun to provide Android Oreo 8.0 for their devices. From HTC, LG, Sony, OnePlus and see Nokia, this has even started the test program (beta) of Android Oreo 8.1. South Korean Samsung, after the beta program for this version of the software, is closed, users are still waiting for the news.
Android Oreo for the Samsung Galaxy
Mobile device
Will you get Android Oreo?
Probably date
Samsung Galaxy A3 (2017)
Very likely
2nd Quarter 2018
Galaxy A5 (2017)
Very likely
2nd Quarter 2018
Galaxy A7 (2017)
Very likely
2nd Quarter 2018
Galaxy A8 and A8 Plus (2018)
Very likely
2nd Quarter 2018
Samsung Galaxy C5 Pro
Very likely
2nd Quarter 2018
Galaxy C7 (2017)
Very likely
2nd Quarter 2018
Galaxy C7 Pro
Very likely
2nd Quarter 2018
Galaxy C9 Pro
Very likely
2nd Quarter 2018
Samsung Galaxy J5 (2017)
Very likely
2nd Quarter 2018
Galaxy J7 (2017)
Very likely
2nd Quarter 2018
Galaxy J7 Max
Very likely
2nd Quarter 2018
Galaxy J7 Nxt
Very likely
2nd Quarter 2018
Galaxy J7 Pro
Very likely
2nd Quarter 2018
Galaxy J7 V
Very likely
2nd Quarter 2018
Samsung Galaxy Note FE
Very likely
1st Quarter 2018
Galaxy Note 8
Very likely
End of February 2018
Samsung Galaxy S7
Very likely
2nd Quarter 2018
Galaxy S7 active
Very likely
2nd Quarter 2018
Galaxy S7 edge
Very likely
2nd Quarter 2018
Galaxy S8
Very likely
End of February 2018
Galaxy S8 Active
Very likely
2nd Quarter 2018
Galaxy S8 +
Very likely
End of February 2018
Samsung Galaxy A3 (2016)
Not Likely
-
Galaxy A5 (2016)
Not Likely
-
Galaxy A7
Not Likely
-
Galaxy A7 (2016)
Not Likely
-
Galaxy A7 Duos
Not Likely
-
Galaxy A8
Not Likely
-
Galaxy A8 (2016)
Very likely
-
Galaxy A8 Duos
Not Likely
-
Galaxy A9 (2016)
Not Likely
-
Galaxy A9 Pro (2016)
Not Likely
-
Samsung Galaxy C5
Not Likely
-
Galaxy C7
Not Likely
-
Galaxy E5
Not Likely
-
Galaxy E7
Not Likely
-
Samsung Galaxy Express Prime
Not Likely
-
Galaxy Folder
Not Likely
-
Galaxy Grand Max
Not Likely
-
Galaxy Grand Prime Plus
Not Likely
-
Galaxy J Max
Not Likely
-
Galaxy J1
Not Likely
-
Galaxy J1 (2016)
Not Likely
-
Galaxy J1 4G
Not Likely
-
Galaxy J1 Ace
Not Likely
-
Galaxy J1 mini prime
Not Likely
-
Galaxy J1 Nxt
Not Likely
-
Samsung Galaxy J2
Not Likely
-
Galaxy J2 (2016)
Not Likely
-
Galaxy J2 Prime
Not Likely
-
Galaxy J2 Pro (2016)
Not Likely
-
Galaxy J3 (2016)
Not Likely
-
Galaxy J3 (2017)
Not Likely
-
Galaxy J3 Emerge
Not Likely
-
Galaxy J3 Pro
Not Likely
-
Galaxy J5
Not Likely
-
Galaxy J5 (2016)
Not Likely
-
Galaxy J5 Prime
Not Likely
-
Galaxy J7
Not Likely
-
Galaxy J7 (2016)
Not Likely
-
Galaxy J7 Prime
Not Likely
-
Galaxy J7 Prime (T-Mobile)
Likely
-
Samsung Galaxy Note 5
Not Likely
-
Galaxy Note 7
Not Likely
-
Galaxy On5
Not Likely
-
Galaxy On5 Pro
Not Likely
-
Galaxy On7
Not Likely
-
Galaxy On7 (2016)
Not Likely
-
Galaxy On7 Pro
Not Likely
-
Galaxy On8
Not Likely
-
Galaxy S4 mini I9195I
Not Likely
-
Galaxy S5 Neo
Not Likely
-
Samsung Galaxy S6
Not Likely
-
Galaxy S6 Active
Not Likely
-
Galaxy S6 Duos
Not Likely
-
Galaxy S6 edge
Not Likely
-
Galaxy S6 edge +
Not Likely
-
Galaxy Tab J
Not Likely
-
Galaxy V Plus
Not Likely
-
Galaxy Xcover 3
Not Likely
-
Galaxy Xcover 3 G389F
Not Likely
-
Galaxy Xcover 4
Not Likely
-
Xcover 550
Not Likely
-
Note that none of these data are official. The brand was covered in a veil of silence not confirming which devices would or would not receive the update. This list is based on the forecasts of the XDA Developers community and TheAndroidSoul. We have no guarantee that such a scenario will actually be verified.
Android Oreo 8.0 is a great system upgrade that will dramatically change the look and feel of your Galaxy device. You will be able to consult HERE, all the changes that will arrive at your device.
Hopefully, the brand will still surprise us and update more devices than the ones on this list. Not wanting to cherish false hopes, of course. Is your device on the equipment list entitled to this system update or was it deleted?
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Rating: 5
Unfortunately I don't own any of the Samsung devices.. But this is wow! Incredible! Thanks for the info...
ReplyDeleteWow this is nice, what a comprehensive list
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