Last updated: October 27th, 2026 at 18:13 UTC+01:00


Samsung updates Galaxy M56 with One UI 9.0 (Android 17)

The brand has released the update in India. It offers a more refined UI design and new features.

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TL;DR

  • Samsung has started rolling out One UI 9.0 based on Android 17 for the Galaxy M56, initially in India with firmware M566BXXU7DZJ1.
  • The update adds more UI customization, including adjustable Quick panel controls, a redesigned Lock screen clock, and a new Warranty and care section.
  • It also brings new productivity, security, health, and accessibility features, plus improved Bixby and Samsung Health tools.

The day that many Galaxy M56 users had been waiting for is here. Samsung has released One UI 9.0 for the phone. Based on Android 17, it brings a few visual changes and many new features, which we will discuss in a moment.

The brand seems to have released the update in India. It has a size of 2,210.32MB and carries firmware version M566BXXU7DZJ1 (via Tarun Vats). You can get it by going to Settings > Software update > Check for updates.

Samsung should release the One UI 9.0 update for the Galaxy M56 in other countries over the next few days. The new software offers additional UI customization options and new productivity and accessibility features.

Upgrades One UI 9.0 offers on Galaxy M56

One UI 9.0 introduces several changes to allow users to customize the UI even further, as well as make devices easier to use and more secure. People can further personalize the Quick panel by adjusting the size of its sliders and media player, while the new Warranty and care section provides warranty details and diagnostic tools. The update also makes it easier to lock the phone securely and adds an on-screen alert when an app accesses location data. Bixby gains better chat management tools and a dedicated home screen widget.

Samsung Health gets a refreshed design with improved charts, customizable home screen cards, and simpler ways to record health information. New tools help users track sleep patterns, heart health, cardio load, fitness levels, hearing exposure, and menstrual cycles. One UI 9.0 also expands accessibility options with enlarged text, keyboard shortcuts, enhanced Mouse Keys, Select to speak, and simpler TalkBack updates. Rounding out the changes is a redesigned Lock screen clock that adjusts its appearance to complement the wallpaper.