It seems like Samsung has decided to roll out the offerings of Android 13-based One UI 5.0 for all eligible devices as early as possible. Hours back we witnessed a new test build for Galaxy M53 and now few more M and A series devices are joining this phase.
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Along with Galaxy M53, the Galaxy M33, Galaxy M42, and Galaxy A51 smartphones are also spotted on CheckFirm, and the South Korean tech giant is testing One UI 5.0 based on Android 13 for them. Users can check the test builds mentioned below.
- Galaxy M33: M336BUXXU3AVI7
- Galaxy M42: M426BXXU3BVK2
- Galaxy A51: A515FXXSFVI1
Now, it can be said that the users of these mentioned devices are not far to experience the offerings of One UI 5.0. As the company could release Android 13 update anytime.
November 19, 2022
Samsung released an Android 13-based One UI 5.0 update for its several Galaxy smartphones including the flagship and midrange. Now, it seems like one more device from the M series is going to taste the latest functionalities of One UI 5.0.
Recently, a new firmware test build is been found for Galaxy M53, which clearly indicates that the South Korean tech giant is testing an Android 13-based One UI 5.0 update for the selective model. Notably, the Galaxy M52 is already got a stable One UI 5.0 update.
According to the information, the next major One UI upgrade for the Galaxy M53 has appeared with build version M536BXXU1AVJ2 on CheckFirm and the update is being tested for Indian users at the moment. Other than this there is nothing that the CheckFirm mentions.
Samsung Galaxy M52 5G is a recently launched mid-range device with several sophisticated features. The phone features a 6.70-inch touchscreen display with a 120 Hz refresh rate, an octa-core MediaTek Dimensity 900 processor, a 5000mAh battery, and more. Also, the device is currently running on the Android 12-based One UI 4.1 platform.
Based on Android 13 the One UI 5.0 update will give the Galaxy M53 users a whole new user interface with several optimizations such as 16 color palette options, Stack widgets, new multitasking motions, extract text from image functions, per-app language, and much more.
