Galaxy Note 5. Galaxy S7. Galaxy S7 Edge. Gear VR SM-R323. The following devices can be connected to the SM-R323 with a USB-C connector. Galaxy S6. Galaxy S6 Edge. Galaxy S6 Edge+. Galaxy Note 5. Tab S7/S7+ gets 3 years of OS upgrades from it's initial launch (I think August 2020), and 4 years of security updates. You'll get Android 11, 12, 13, and security updates until 2024. Windows 10 will be supported until 2025. But from what we saw, the update still brings most of the perks seen on Android 12, which include upgraded security, better looking icons and better customisation and widget support. Samsung has In an effort to simplify things, Samsung uses one slot in the body of the Galaxy S7 to hold a single tray with both the SD card and SIM card in it. Even though you're more likely to want to remove Rather switch to iPhone bro. At least they update their iPhones for 4 plus years and samsung updated the j3 2017 with android pie! So just think if the j3 2017 can handle the ppie update obviously the beast S7 CAN but no samsung don't like updating their older phones and that the reason why I switched to iPhone and I've been with Samsung since day one day one! Although I'm extremely proud for Samsung to release the Tab S8 line during this year, I'm still not surprised that they completely forgotten about the Tab S7 series during the Unpacked event. The Tab S7+ is still stuck on the December 2021 patch and I'm hoping to see OneUI 4.1 release for the S21 and Tab S7+ series as they've planned that ahead How long are Samsung phones generally supported? it’s important to know if your device is still on the list for Samsung’s OS upgrades. Tablets: Galaxy Tab S7+ 5G, Tab S7+, Tab S7 5G3 Dutch outlet GalaxyClub is reporting that the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 series of devices is getting One UI 5 through a 1.9GB update with firmware versions ending in DVK3 (via SamMobile). They include Samsung releases monthly, quarterly and biannual firmware security updates on selected Samsung devices listed below. And select devices launched in 2019 or later will be supported with firmware security updates for a minimum of four (4) years following their global launch, while select newer devices will receive up to five (5) years of security It, and my S20+, have held up so well that I don't even plan on upgrading in 2023 and would rather hold onto the 2 devices until 2024 at least. Other things to consider are: Only 1 more OS upgrade to Android 13. Only 2 more years of guaranteed "regular" OTA security patches (Samsung tends to do sporaric security patches after that) Seeing as va0Swp.