List of Latest Samsung Phones Receiving Android 17 Update

The list of the latest Galaxy phones receiving the Android 17 update from Samsung has finally expanded with the addition of older flagships and several popular mid-range models, so users can learn about their device's software support status. Following an initial delay in starting the upgrade process, the South Korean tech giant has sharply accelerated the rollout of the latest software version. In ...

0 Posted by: Majid Amiri on October 23, 1405 at 18:43

The list of the latest Galaxy phones receiving Samsung's Android 17 update has finally expanded with the addition of old flagships and some popular mid-range ones so that users can be informed about the status of their device's software support.

After an initial delay in starting the upgrade process, the South Korean tech giant has speeded up the release of the latest software version. Currently, old eligible Samsung flagships are experiencing this new operating system along with some of the cheapest products on the market. Of course, the global firmware release process is done in stages and some regions may get access to the download package a little later.

Models equipped with the latest Samsung Android 17 update

Support for traditional S-series flagships is now fully operational and includes the following products:

Samsung Galaxy S26, S26 Plus, S26 Ultra and S26 FE model (Samsung Galaxy S26 Series)

Galaxy S25, S25 Plus, S25 Ultra, S25FA and S25 Edge version

Galaxy S24, S24 Plus, Samsung S24 Ultra and S24 FA

Galaxy S23 family, S23 Plus and S23 Ultra model

New foldables and popular mid-range phones

Another part of the upgrade list is dedicated to flexible and economical phones in the market:

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7, Z Flip 7 and the flexible Galaxy Z TriFold

Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Z Flip 6 (Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6)

Galaxy Z Fold 5 and Z Flip 5 folding model

Galaxy A57, A56, Galaxy A37, A36 and also the cheap Galaxy A27

With full coverage of high-end phones, the Korean giant's current focus is on the mid-market and budget devices. So far, no tablet from the Galaxy series has received this writing, which is unexpected. Users can follow the path of settings and then software updates to check this package manually.