The Galaxy M11 has finally received Samsung's One UI 4.1 upgrade, which tells you something about how many handsets the company has already gone through because it is now patching low-end phones from two years ago.
The M11 is exactly that, and it is now receiving the Android 12 upgrade with the most recent Samsung skin on top.
The upgrade appears to have only been made available in Vietnam so far, but more nations and territories will undoubtedly follow soon. Samsung typically needs a few weeks to fully implement such an upgrade, but the fact that the process is underway is crucial.
The build M115FXXU3CVF6 that is being installed on the devices sold in Vietnam also includes the security patch level for June 2022. We'll give the Korean corporation a pass in this case because that's only been outdated by one day.
Due to the Galaxy M11's relatively low processing power, it's possible that it will only receive a portion of the One UI 4.1 feature set. However, since the changelog hasn't been made public, we can't say for sure if this is the case or exactly what features have been cut from the entire suite.
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