Samsung’s mid-range and entry-level devices are typically sold under the A series and M Series badging. These devices are positioned across a wide price spectrum below the company’s flagship S series and Z Series foldable phones. In the U.S., Samsung’s entry-level and mid-range phones are almost entirely A-series devices. The M Series phones, on the other hand, are typically sold in Asia and the Middle East, although of late, this lineup has also been made available in Europe and Latin America.
Nevertheless, the Samsung A Series phones confirmed to receive the official update to Android 17 include the following devices: Samsung Galaxy A24, Samsung Galaxy A34, Samsung Galaxy A54, Samsung Galaxy A15, Samsung Galaxy A25, Samsung Galaxy A35, Samsung Galaxy A55, Samsung Galaxy A06, Samsung Galaxy A16, Samsung Galaxy A26, Samsung Galaxy A36, Samsung Galaxy A56, Samsung Galaxy A07, Samsung Galaxy A17, Samsung Galaxy A37, and the Samsung Galaxy A57. As for the M Series lineup, the devices scheduled to receive Android 17 include the Samsung Galaxy M15, Samsung Galaxy M35, Samsung Galaxy M55, Samsung Galaxy M07, Samsung Galaxy M16, Samsung Galaxy M36, Samsung Galaxy M56, Samsung Galaxy M17e, and Samsung Galaxy M17.
Aside from these devices, Samsung also sells a youth-focused lineup under the F Series. The devices from the F series lineup slated to receive the official update to Android 17 include the Samsung Galaxy F06, Samsung Galaxy F07, Samsung Galaxy F15, Samsung Galaxy F16, Samsung Galaxy F17, Samsung Galaxy F34, Samsung Galaxy F35, Samsung Galaxy F36, Samsung Galaxy F54, Samsung Galaxy F55, Samsung Galaxy F56, and the Samsung Galaxy F70e.
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