Samsung ends support for the Galaxy A51 5G, A41, and M01
Samsung has ended its software support for the Galaxy A51 5G, the Galaxy A41, and the Galaxy M01. These devices will no longer receive any updates whatsoever. The Galaxy A51 5G was launched back in April 2020 on Android 10, and is currently running Android 13.
The Galaxy A41 arrived on the scene in May 2020, also running Android 10, and it was upgraded to Android 12 while continuing to receive security updates until now. Finally, the Galaxy M01 was released in June 2020 and like the A41, it got from Android 10 to Android 12.
All of these devices were supported with at least security updates for four years from their respective releases, as per Samsung's update promises at the time of their launches. Those four years have now expired, so if you own one of these, it's probably time to look for a replacement. Our buyer's guide can help you.
Reader comments
- Du2kas
Just upgraded! I was really looking forward to an upgrade, just before the replacement the phone was in a bad condition. Laggy, took a teally long time to load anything and all that old phone stuff. Afyer some thinking bought the iphone 15 pro. I rea...
- 15 hours ago
- pE7
I agree and I still use it too, I think it is like a swiss army knife of phones with being compact but having so much stuff like radio FM, headphone jack, etc etc at a cheap price
- 08 Jun 2024
- Y2T
- mArv
And starting with the S24 series Samsung gives 7 years of both updates as well. It would be nice to see others doing so, step by step
- 07 Jun 2024
- Kit