Camera Assistant could gain support for many more Samsung phones with One UI 8.5 update. Users of various mid-range and budget Galaxy devices would be allowed to tweak the stock camera and access some experimental settings.

Samsung’s Camera Assistant allows you to tweak the stock camera app. You can also add select new features that are not enabled by default. There’s also an option to select priority between focus and shutter speed for photos.

Various Samsung devices already support the Good Lock module. The next wave of expansion will likely cover mid-range and budget-tier phones, along with the entire Galaxy Tab S series tablet portfolio.

Tipster Alfaturk posted a Samsung device list on X, which is expected to become compatible with Camera Assistant following the One UI 8.5 rollout.

These Samsung phones may support Camera Assistant

• Galaxy A36
• Galaxy A35
• Galaxy A34
• Galaxy M36
• Galaxy M35
• Galaxy M34
• Galaxy Tab S11 series
• Galaxy Tab S10 series
• Galaxy Tab S9 series
• Galaxy Tab S8 series
• Galaxy Tab S10 FE
• Galaxy Tab S9 FE

One UI 8.5 is in the works, and the Beta Program is available for select models. Beta is limited to certain markets, whereas the stable release is likely to be available later this month.

Galaxy S25 series would have received One UI 8.5 yesterday, but the rollout was delayed due to the Labour Day holiday in South Korea. Now, the rollout is expected to kick off on May 4 in the Global market as well.

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