Galaxy S25’s first stability update expands to more users in USA

A few days ago, Samsung released its first software update to the Galaxy S25 series. Earlier, it was released in South Korea and then in the USA. Now, more people in the USA are getting access to the new update.

Galaxy S25 gets first bug-fixing and stability update in USA

The first software update for the Galaxy S25, Galaxy S25+, and Galaxy S25 Ultra is now available for factory-unlocked models in the USA.

The update comes with firmware version S93xU1UEU1AYB3 and includes the February 2025 security patch that fixes security issues. It also brings general bug fixes and performance improvements.

If you have a Galaxy S25 series phone which is a factory-unlocked model, you can check for the new update on your device by navigating to Settings » Software update » Download and install. You can also download the new firmware file from our database and flash it manually.

While the Galaxy S25 comes pre-loaded with One UI 7.0, the update has been delayed for older phones, like the Galaxy S24. Why has the delay happened? Let us hear in our detailed video below.

Some Galaxy S25 series users are facing specific issues. Some of those issues include banding in sky images captured using the phone's camera in certain scenarios and slower charging. Samsung is expected to fix those issues with future updates.

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