Samsung has extended the One UI 9 Watch beta to the Galaxy Watch6 series, introducing new features and improvements. Find out how to join the beta program and what changes to expect.
Samsung continues to enhance its wearable lineup with the latest One UI 9 Watch beta update, now available for the Galaxy Watch6 and Galaxy Watch6 Classic models. This expansion follows the recent rollout to the Galaxy Watch8 and Galaxy Watch Ultra marking another step in Samsung’s commitment to keeping its smartwatches up-to-date.
The update brings a host of new features and improvements, though an official changelog is yet to be released. Users can expect visual enhancements and other Wear OS 7-based elements that promise to elevate the smartwatch experience.
One UI 9 Watch Beta: What’s New
The One UI 9 Watch beta update for the Galaxy Watch6 series introduces firmware versions R93xXXU2ZZI1 and R94xXXU2ZZI1 for the 40mm and 44mm models, respectively. Meanwhile, the Galaxy Watch6 Classic receives versions R95xXXU2ZZI1 and R96xXXU2ZZI1 for the 43mm and 47mm models.
This update is currently rolling out in South Korea with users able to enroll through the Samsung Members app.
While specific details about the new features are scarce, reports suggest that the update includes AI-driven enhancements and other improvements aimed at streamlining user interactions. The beta program allows early adopters to test these features and provide feedback before the official release.
Galaxy S25 Series Receives One UI 9 Beta 2
In addition to the smartwatch update, Samsung has also rolled out the second One UI 9 Beta for the Galaxy S25 series. This update, weighing around 660MB includes bug fixes and new AI features that were initially introduced with the Galaxy Z Fold8 series. These features include Now NudgeMy FanCamCall Brief and Custom Cards in Now Brief.
The update is currently available in India with firmware versions ending in ZZI4/DZI4. Users can look forward to a more intuitive and personalized experience with these new additions.
Security Updates and Future Rollouts
Samsung has also released the September 2026 patch details, which include up to 90 security improvements for Galaxy devices. The update addresses vulnerabilities from Google, Samsung Semiconductor, and Samsung’s software system, ensuring a more secure user experience.
The patch includes 58 Android patches with 18 critical and 40 high severity fixes. Additionally, it features Exynos-specific improvements and 31 One UI-linked SVE items provided by Samsung Electronics. While the official rollout has not yet begun, users can expect these updates to be distributed in the coming weeks.
As Samsung continues to expand the beta programs for its devices, users can look forward to a more seamless and secure experience with the latest software updates. Whether you’re a smartwatch enthusiast or a smartphone user, these updates promise to bring new features and improvements to enhance your daily interactions with technology.
