More Galaxy devices now have access to One UI 7 beta, but the final, stable version is still at least a few weeks away. Nevertheless, anyone with an Android phone or even an iPhone can get a feel for One UI 7 without having to sign up for a beta program.

The Try Galaxy app, which Samsung launched a few years ago, can now simulate the One UI 7 and Galaxy S25 experiences.

If you haven't used it before, Try Galaxy is a Samsung app designed to give users a hands-on introduction to the latest One UI updates and Galaxy devices. Try Galaxy users can even simulate the Galaxy Z Fold experience by running the app on two slab-type phones side-by-side.

Now, Try Galaxy borrows the One UI 7 design formula and includes new short videos that preview some of the latest Galaxy S25 features. For instance, the latest Try Galaxy version separates the notification and quick panels through different swipe gestures, just like One UI 7 does on the Galaxy S25.

The app also incorporates the new app drawer design featuring the search bar at the bottom. It even has a Now Brief widget on the home screen, which opens a simulated full-screen Now Brief panel when tapped.

As usual, Try Galaxy won't actually make your phone run One UI 7 or feel like a Galaxy S25. It won't replace your current version of One UI or iOS with Samsung's latest version. And you can't use this simulated One UI 7 interface to access your ‘real' apps.

Nevertheless, if you want to get a taste of what it might be like to use One UI 7 or the Galaxy S25, Try Galaxy now supports those experiences.

Better yet, Try Galaxy is a web app you can add to your phones home screen in just a few taps by visiting the Try Galaxy website. It supports Android OS with the latest version of Samsung Internet or Chrome and iPhone 8 or above with the latest version of Safari or Chrome.

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