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Samsung One UI 7 vs OnePlus OxygenOS 15: Quick Settings
One UI 7 comes with lots of new features, including a new Control Panel, which replaces the old unified Quick Settings panel. On the other hand, you have the OnePlus OxygenOS 15 and we’ll be going to compare it with Samsung One UI 7 for the quick settings panel in this comparison.
With Android 15 adoption, both smartphone makers offer a fresh new look, embrace large toggles, and make it more comfortable for users to access UI elements with one hand. On OxygenOS 15 and One UI 7, the Quick Panel will show when you swipe down from the top right edge of any screen. Now, let’s begin our comparison of One UI 7 vs OxygenOS 15 quick settings panel.
One UI 7 vs OxygenOS 15 Quick Panel
For this comparison, we’ll go via the user interface and the feature that comes into both of the quick settings panels.
Let’s start with One UI 7, Quick Panel is divided into four different sections by default. The first row has large Wi-Fi and Bluetooth icons. After this, you get a large expandable section that brings all the useful icons in a 2×4 layout up to 18.
The third section brings two sliders, a brightness slider with a dark mode toggle, as well as a volume slider with a sound settings toggle. The last and fourth row matches the first row in terms of size and layout but contains SmartThings and Smart View icons.
Also, if music is played on the smartphone, the media player will appear above the last section.
OxygenOS 15 Quick Panel:
OxygenOS 15 has its own charm and OnePlus has brought a new user interface to this software so that it looks attractive with every launch. Speaking of which, the Quick Panel of the OxygenOS 15 is divided into also four sections.
The Bluetooth and Wi-Fi toggles persist at the top of the screen like HyperOS and One UI 7 and right below that, there are 2×2 media player, a 1×2 brightness slider with an Auto brightness toggle, as well as a volume slider with a sound settings toggle.
The last section brings a large expandable section that brings all the useful icons in a 4×4 layout.
Additionally, One UI 7 brings an Edit or Pencil button on the top right along with the Power and Settings icon, while OxygenOS 15 brings an Edit button to the bottom left.
Samsung started to roll out the January 2026 software update for the Korean models of Galaxy S24, Galaxy S24 Ultra, Galaxy S24+, and Galaxy S24 FE smartphones. This flagship device will be the next to grab One UI 8.5 as a major software release.
Samsung Galaxy S24 series January 2026 software update is released in batches with One UI 8 version SKT and a package size of 383 megabytes. Your Samsung Galaxy S24 series phone will get up to 55 fixes with the January 2026 patch.
This update provides that both Android and One UI systems remain secure. It also improves performance by clearing the system-level cache partition during installation.
Users of this phone can download this version with improved system security and better user experience. However, you should know that the software is released in batches and may take some time to reach all of the Samsung Galaxy S24 series users in the market.
You can download the latest software update on your Galaxy S24 series smartphone with the following instructions:
- Open Settings
- From here, now tap on Software update
- Click on Software update
You will be notified with updated information if an upgrade is available.
On the other hand, Samsung is also testing the One UI 8.5 update for dozens of Galaxy models. While the beta program is open to Galaxy S25 users, developers are ensuring that users of other phones don’t have to wait too long by conducting internal testing.
After the Ultra variant, the Standard Galaxy S26 smartphone has appeared on Geekbench with the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 for Galaxy chipset. The flagship phone has made significant scores on the benchmarking platform and seems ready to enter the real world.
On the other hand, a report from a French publication claims that the Galaxy S26 series will be launched across Europe on March 11, 2026. However, the company has not yet officially confirmed either the date of the Unpacked event or the release date.
In the latest edition, the Standard Samsung Galaxy S26 has reached Geekbench and revealed some of its key specifications. It has seemingly performed well in the single-core and multi-core tests on version 6.5.0, as well as achieved good points.
As per the listing, the device with model number SM-S942U obtained 3,379 points on the single-core test and 11,097 points on the multi-core test. The details reveal that the Galaxy S26 smartphone will equip the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 for Galaxy, an overclocked version of the chipset.
The chip includes 12-gigabyte RAM, 3.63 GHz base frequency, six high-performance CPU cores running at a clock speed of 3.63GHz, and two prime cores at 4.74 GHz.
Samsung is rolling out the One UI 8.5 Beta 3 update for the Samsung Galaxy S25 series. This latest update is available in Germany, India, South Korea, the UK, and the US, and will be released in more countries soon. The update includes several important fixes and improvements to enhance the overall user experience, as well as carries the January 2026 security patch along with battery life improvements and some additional fixes.
One UI 8.5 Beta 3 can be identified via the PDA build version ending with ZZA3. It’s hitting the Galaxy S25, S25+, and S25 Ultra in Beta markets.
Last month, Samsung launched the One UI Beta Program for Galaxy S25, S25+, and S25 Ultra devices in four countries. At the same time, the company released the first Beta software. Two weeks ago, Samsung distributed the second Beta update, which expanded to India and Poland for key fixes and new features.
As Samsung gears up to start the official rollout, the Galaxy S25 series has received a new Beta software. The One UI 8.5 Beta 3 for the Galaxy S25 series brings fixes for clock display error on the lock screen and issues related to favorites in the phone app.
Users reported that the Now Briefing does not display after the Beta, which has been resolved. Plus, it improved the screen lagging issue when using Live Effect in the gallery.
In addition, the beta release also includes improvements to battery life. The issue of excessive power consumption when certain apps are running has now been fixed. For Galaxy S25 users waiting for the stable version, Beta 3 will feel like a significant upgrade.
If you’re on the One UI 8.5 Beta 2 build, you should have already received the third Beta. Update your Samsung Galaxy S25 phone’s software by navigating to Settings, followed by Software update, and Download and install.
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