Budget Series
Samsung Galaxy M Series
The Samsung Galaxy M series is Samsung's budget-focused smartphone line, primarily sold through online channels. Galaxy M devices run One UI and receive security patches and Android updates, though typically with less frequency and shorter support windows than the Galaxy A series.
Galaxy M devices generally receive quarterly or biannual security patches and a limited number of major Android updates. The exact update policy depends on the specific model and its market positioning.
This independent resource tracks firmware releases across the Galaxy M series. Each firmware record is labelled Verified, Reported, or Expected.
Frequently asked questions
How often does the Galaxy M series get updates?+
Galaxy M devices typically receive quarterly or biannual security patches. The number of major Android updates is limited compared to the Galaxy A and S series, depending on the specific model.
Do Galaxy M phones get One UI updates?+
Yes, Galaxy M devices receive One UI updates, but the number of major One UI versions may be fewer than on higher-end series. Check your device page for its latest known One UI version.
How long does Samsung support Galaxy M phones?+
Galaxy M devices typically receive two to three years of security patches and one or two major Android updates, depending on the model. The support duration is shorter than for the Galaxy A and S series.
Are Galaxy M and Galaxy A the same phone?+
No. Galaxy M and Galaxy A are different product lines targeting different market segments. Galaxy A is the mid-range line, while Galaxy M is the budget-focused line. They may share some hardware but have different update policies and feature sets.
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