Samsung has started rolling out a stable One UI 9 for the Galaxy A54 and Galaxy A15 5G in South Korea, according to Tarun Vats. The update follows the stable builds that reached the Galaxy A55 and A35 in South Korea, and it was spotted on October 28. For the A54, the update is limited to users who took part in the beta program. Samsung hasn’t announced a wider schedule for either phone.
| Detail | Status |
| Galaxy A54 | Stable One UI 9 in South Korea, build A546SKSUKGZJ5, about 270MB, beta participants only |
| Galaxy A15 5G | Stable One UI 9 in South Korea, build A156LKSUAEZJC (sold as Galaxy Buddy 3 in Korea) |
| Galaxy S23 FE | No stable release yet, no confirmed date |
| Galaxy A34 | No stable release yet, no confirmed date |
| Galaxy Tab S10 series and Tab S10 FE | No stable release yet, no confirmed date |
| Galaxy M15 | In development, no confirmed date |
| Other regions | Expected to follow |
The A54 information comes from a Samsung Community post in Korea, and the report says the rollout should gradually expand to more markets. It doesn’t name any other country. The A15 5G report doesn’t say whether the update is limited to beta users, and it doesn’t cover the A15 4G, so that model should be treated as separate until it shows up on its own.
A shared schedule has been going around that points to November 2 to 6 as a possible window for the S23 FE, A34, Tab S10 series, Tab S10 FE, A15 and M15 in South Korea. We couldn’t find that window in any source we checked, so it should be read as a rumor and not an official date. SammyGuru’s tracker still lists the A34, M15 and Tab S10 series as in development, and it says Samsung hasn’t given a stable date for any of them.
The S23 FE is the clearest case of a delay. An earlier schedule reportedly pointed to October for it, but that was changed to “later this year” in late September, and SammyGuru calls it the only exception among the S and Z series devices. So an S23 FE release in the first week of November is possible but not something to count on.
If you own an A54 or A15 5G in South Korea, open Settings, tap Software update, then Download and install. Outside South Korea nothing has appeared yet, and rollout timing can differ by model, region and carrier.
M Adnan Akram is the founder and lead writer at Phoonomo, covering mobile technology with a primary focus on Samsung and the broader smartphone industry, alongside emerging developments in AI. He follows product launches, spec leaks, and industry trends closely to keep readers informed with timely updates.
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