Samsung has started rolling out One UI 9 (firmware G766USQUADZJ7) to the Galaxy XCover 7 Pro in the US, beginning with carrier-locked models. Unlocked variants should follow soon. The update introduces Quick Settings customization, a location privacy indicator, and more features for Samsung DeX and Samsung Notes.
Samsung has started rolling out One UI 9 to the Galaxy XCover 7 Pro in the US. According to SamMobile, the rollout is starting with the carrier-locked version of the handset, though unlocked variants should not be far behind.
Samsung is rolling out the update as it finishes the One UI 9 release and tests One UI 9.5 for the Galaxy S26. A month ago, One UI 9 began rolling out to the Galaxy XCover line in South Korea, where last year’s Galaxy XCover 7 Pro was among the first models to receive it. The update has now reached the US.
The build carries firmware version G766USQUADZJ7. Updating to the new OS version gives owners access to the upgrades One UI 9 introduces. For example, the update adds more customization options for the Quick Settings panel, a new location privacy indicator, and more features for Samsung DeX and Samsung Notes.
To check if the update is ready, owners can go to settings, locate Software update, and tap Check for updates.
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