[Update: August 2021 security patch] Samsung Galaxy Tab S5e Updates Tracker ~ GoAndroid

Friday, August 27, 2021

[Update: August 2021 security patch] Samsung Galaxy Tab S5e Updates Tracker

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Simranpal SIngh

In February 2019, Samsung has officially launched the Galaxy Tab S5e. The device features a 10.5-inch Super AMOLED display paired with up to 128GB of storage and 6GB RAM. The tab powers an Octa-core processor based on Snapdragon 670 Chipset. It packs a single 13MP rear camera and an 8MP front-facing camera. Galaxy Tab S5e offers Android 9.0 (Pie) out of the box.

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Note: This is an update tracker and will be updated regularly with the latest update released for the device.

Galaxy Tab S5e Updates Tracker

The updates below are listed in descending order.

[August 26, 2021]: The Galaxy Tab S5e is getting the August 2021 security patch in its home country. The updates arrive on the firmware version T725NKOS2DUH2. Besides upgrading the safety patch, the build does not carry any new additions. Though the patch fixes 40 safety and privacy-related risks.

[June 15, 2021]: Samsung is releasing the One UI 3.1 update, which is based on Android 11 to the carrier-locked Galaxy Tab S5e units from Verizon. The latest software can be identified by the firmware version RP1A.200720.012.T727VVRU2DUE2. Visit our dedicated article to know more about this update.

[April 24, 2021]: Samsung's April 2021 security patch is now making its way to the LTE variants of Galaxy Tab S5e. The latest build arrives on firmware version T725XXS2CUD1, which is still based on Android 10. It is currently live in Brazil and Mexico and should begin rolling out in other markets in the next few days.

[April 9, 2021]: The Korean giant is sending the Android 11 One UI 3.1 update to Galaxy Tab S5e. The fresh package for the smartphone carries version number T72XXXU2DUD1. Needless to say, it brings the Android 11 goodies tossed with One UI 3.1 attributes.

The updates are rolling out in batches, making it take more time to reach all units. Meanwhile, you can head to Settings > Software updates > Security updates to check the update manually. We also suggest you switch over to a WiFi network before downloading the update to avoid data charges.