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Samsung Android 10 Update list surfaces; here are the phones and tablets that will get the update [UPDATED]

Ashwin Karthik by Ashwin Karthik
May 6, 2020
in Leaks, News, Phones

[Update] It appears that the image that we received for Samsung Android 10 Update was from an unofficial Facebook page and is not from any official sources. We never claimed that it was an official image or a reliable source. We clearly mentioned that we received the image without any clue of the source. In Spite of that, the list appears to be accurate though you should wait for an official update.

Original Story:

Google announced Android 10 nearly a month ago, and a few companies like Nokia, Realme, have already announced their plans to update their devices to the new OS.

Samsung Android 10 Update

AndroidPure has received a screenshot of a Samsung Android 10 Update list. And there are quite a few devices in the list.

Samsung Android 10 Update list of eligible devices

Galaxy S Series

  • Galaxy S10
  • Galaxy S10+
  • Galaxy S10e
  • Galaxy S9
  • Galaxy S9+

Galaxy Note Series

  • Galaxy Note10
  • Galaxy Note10+
  • Galaxy Note9

Galaxy M Series

  • Galaxy M40
  • Galaxy M30
  • Galaxy M30s
  • Galaxy M20
  • Galaxy M10

Galaxy J Series

  • Galaxy J8
  • Galaxy J6
  • Galaxy J6+
  • Galaxy J4
  • Galaxy J4+
  • Galaxy J7 Duo
  • Galaxy J7 2018
  • Galaxy J5 2018
  • Galaxy J3 2018

Galaxy A Series

  • Galaxy A90 5G
  • Galaxy A80
  • Galaxy A70
  • Galaxy A60
  • Galaxy A50
  • Galaxy A50s
  • Galaxy A40
  • Galaxy A30
  • Galaxy A30s
  • Galaxy A20
  • Galaxy A20e
  • Galaxy A10
  • Galaxy A10s
  • Galaxy A10e
  • Galaxy A9 Pro 2019
  • Galaxy A9
  • Galaxy A7
  • Galaxy A6
  • Galaxy A6+
  • Galaxy A8
  • Galaxy A8 Star Lite
  • Galaxy A9
  • Galaxy A9 Star Lite

Galaxy Tab Series

  • Galaxy Tab S5e
  • Galaxy Tab S4
  • Galaxy Tab A 2019
  • Galaxy Tab A 2018

The Samsung Android 10 Update list includes all M series phones, and most devices launched in 2018 and 2019.

Samsung Android 10 Update list – phones which won’t be updated

The most notable absentees in the list are the 2017 flagships, the Galaxy S8, Galaxy S8+ and Galaxy Note 8+. Is it surprising though? Samsung (and most OEMs) only offers 2 major Android Updates for most devices, including flagship phones. And those 2 years are up already.  They might still get security updates for an extra year, just like the Galaxy S7.

Other phones which may not be updated to Android 10 include the Galaxy A8+, A6s, A8s, A7 2018, A40s, J4 Core, J2 Core, J2 Pro, J7 Prime 2.

The Galaxy M10s is missing from the list too, but obviously the list can’t applicable for future phones (the M10s was announced yesterday).

Now, the Samsung Android 10 Update list doesn’t mention when the phones/tablets will be updated to Android 10.

But we can safely assume that the most recent flagships, i.e. the Galaxy S10, S10+, S10e, Galaxy Note10 and Note10+ will be the first to get the update. T-Mobile, for example, is already testing Android 10 for the Note10. The Galaxy S9, Note 9 series could get it next, followed by the premium A series phones, and so on.

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