These 42 Samsung Smartphones and Tablets Will Receive Android 10 Update in India Next Year

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Samsung India officially revealed the Android 10 roadmap to its smartphones and tablets available in the country. A total of 42 Samsung smartphones and tablets will get the Android 10-based OneUI 2.0 update in India next year. According to the information pushed via Samsung Members app, the update rollout will begin in January 2020 and it will continue all the way up to September 2020. As we reported yesterday, Samsung's high-end phones like the Galaxy S10, S10+, Galaxy Note 10 and Galaxy Note 10+ will get the update in January itself. Other Samsung phones like the Galaxy S9, S9+, Note 9 and the newly launched A series phone are also on the list to get the update in the first month of 2020. Samsung released a plethora of smartphones in 2019 and most of them will pick up the update next year.




More Than 30 Samsung Mobile Phones Slated to Get Update in 2020

Samsung will be releasing the Android 10-based OneUI 2.0 update to a total of 42 smartphones and tablets. The list consists of several devices from different series like Galaxy Note, Galaxy S, Galaxy A, Galaxy M, Galaxy J, Galaxy On and Galaxy Tab. As expected, flagship phones from Samsung like the Galaxy S10, Galaxy S10+, Galaxy Note 10 and Galaxy Note 10+ will get the update first in January 2020. It's good to see Samsung also adding the 2018 flagship phones- Galaxy S9, S9+ and the Galaxy Note 9 to the list of phones which will receive the update in January month itself. The Samsung Galaxy S10e, which is the company's affordable flagship phone this year will also get the update in January itself. Notably, Samsung will not release Android 10 update to any tablet in the month of January.

Model Name

Update Month

Samsung Galaxy S10

January 2020

Samsung Galaxy S10+

January 2020

Samsung Galaxy Note 10

January 2020

Samsung Galaxy Note 10+

January 2020

Samsung Galaxy S10e

January 2020

Samsung Galaxy S9

January 2020

Samsung Galaxy S9+

January 2020

Samsung Galaxy Note 9

January 2020

Samsung Galaxy M20

January 2020

Samsung Galaxy M30

January 2020

Samsung Galaxy M40

March 2020

Samsung Galaxy A6

April 2020

Samsung Galaxy A6+

April 2020

Samsung Galaxy A7 (2018)

April 2020

Samsung Galaxy A9 (2018)

April 2020

Samsung Galaxy A50

April 2020

Samsung Galaxy A50s

April 2020

Samsung Galaxy A70

April 2020

Samsung Galaxy A70s

April 2020

Samsung Galaxy A80

April 2020

Samsung Galaxy Fold

April 2020

Samsung Galaxy M30

April 2020

Samsung Galaxy Tab S6

April 2020

Samsung Galaxy A8 Star

May 2020

Samsung Galaxy A10

May 2020

Samsung Galaxy A10s

May 2020

Samsung Galaxy A20

May 2020

Samsung Galaxy A30s

May 2020

Samsung Galaxy M10s

May 2020

Samsung Galaxy A20s

June 2020

Samsung Galaxy On6

June 2020

Samsung Galaxy J6

June 2020

Samsung Galaxy J6+

July 2020

Samsung Galaxy J7 Duo

July 2020

Samsung Galaxy On8

July 2020

Samsung Galaxy J8

July 2020

Samsung Galaxy Tab S4

July 2020

Samsung Galaxy Tab S5e

July 2020

Samsung Galaxy Tab A8

August 2020

Samsung Galaxy Tab A (2018) 10.5

September 2020

Samsung Galaxy Tab A 10.1

September 2020

As for the other phones, all the Samsung Galaxy M and A series phones which were released in 2019 will receive the update. The list includes Galaxy M20, Galaxy M30, Galaxy M40, Galaxy A50, Galaxy A50s, Galaxy M30s, Galaxy A70, Galaxy A70s, Galaxy A10 and the Galaxy A10s will get the update before September 2020.

Older Samsung phones like the Galaxy A6, Galaxy A6+, Galaxy A7 (2018), Galaxy A9 (2018) and Galaxy A8 Star will also get the update next year. The Samsung Galaxy J6, Galaxy On6, Galaxy J6+, Galaxy J7 Duo, Galaxy J8 and Galaxy On8 will get their last update in the form of Android 10 by the end of September 2020. That said, Samsung will not update any of the Samsung Galaxy C series of phones to Android 10 which is underwhelming.

Samsung's recently launched flagship phone- the Galaxy Fold is confirmed to get the update in April 2020.

Also, the update rollout will begin in January 2020 and there will not be a single Samsung device running stable OneUI 2.0 based on Android 10 in 2019. Almost all the smartphone brands will at least have one device running Android 10 by the end of 2019, but that's not the case with Samsung though.

Samsung Tablets Which Are Confirmed to Get Android 10 Update

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 will be the first tablet in the list to get Android 10 update in April 2020. Other Samsung tablets like the Galaxy Tab S4, Tab S5e, Tab A8, Galaxy Tab A (2018) 10.5 and Galaxy Tab A 10.1 will also get the Android 10 next year. The table mentioned above details the list of Samsung phones and tablets which will get the OneUI 2.0 update based on Android 10 by the end of next year.

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