Samsung Galaxy Watch6 series receives One UI 9 Watch beta, Galaxy S25 series gets One UI 9 Beta 2 with Fold8's features
Samsung released Wear OS 7-based One UI 9 Watch beta for the Galaxy Watch8 and Watch8 Classic last month, and a few days ago, it rolled out the beta for the Galaxy Watch7 and Galaxy Watch Ultra. Now, Samsung has expanded the One UI 9 Watch beta rollout to the Galaxy Watch6 and Galaxy Watch6 Classic.
The One UI 9 Watch beta update for the Galaxy Watch6's 40mm and 44mm models has firmware versions R93xXXU2ZZI1 and R94xXXU2ZZI1, respectively, while the Galaxy Watch6 Classic's 43mm and 47mm models are receiving the update with firmware versions R95xXXU2ZZI1 and R96xXXU2ZZI1.
The One UI 9 Watch beta for the Galaxy Watch6 series is rolling out in South Korea, and you can try it by enrolling in the One UI Watch 9 beta program through the Samsung Members app.
In addition to expanding the One UI 9 Watch beta to the Galaxy Watch6 series, Samsung rolled out the second One UI 9 beta update for the Galaxy S25 series, which received its first beta about a week ago.
Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra
The One UI 9 Beta 2 update for the Galaxy S25, Galaxy S25+, and Galaxy S25 Ultra is currently rolling out in India with firmware version ending in ZZI4/DZI4. The update weighs around 660MB and includes bug fixes and new AI features.
Samsung Galaxy S25
While the update's changelog doesn't name these "new AI features," multiple reports confirm they are the Galaxy Z Fold8 series features Samsung rolled out for the Galaxy S26 series with its seventh One UI 9 beta. We are talking about Now Nudge, My FanCam, Call Brief, and Custom Cards in Now Brief.
Samsung Galaxy S25+
You can watch the video below to learn more about One UI 9.
Reader comments
- Anonymous
So, will this be the last OS version for Watch 6? I bought mine last year to use with my Galaxy, but replaced it with an Oppo X9 Ultra and now I can't configure it with the new phone. It always crashes at 80% on the initial setup. And I have tri...
- 10 Sep 2026
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- Anonymous
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- 08 Sep 2026
- MnJ