Samsung Galaxy Z Fold Special Edition received its first firmware update, version F958NKSU2AXK4, which is 500 MB in size. The One UI version, One UI 7 or One UI 6.1, has not been confirmed, but it includes the November 2024 Security Update. The changelog is fairly generic of its first update. It's the usual deal for new security patches. Samsung doesn't detail what's new in the Galaxy Z Fold Special Edition Nov 2024 Security update but says a software update “can include” stability improvements and bug fixes, improvements to performance, and new or enhanced features.

The Galaxy Z Fold Special Edition, which few people own because of its limited release, If you're one of the few people who own the Galaxy Z Fold Special Edition and living outside of Korea or one of the lucky customers who got the SE foldable in Korea while stocks kept running out. You should be able to download the first firmware update to your Fold Special Edition via the Settings app, by navigating to “Software update,” and tapping “Download and install.”

You can download Samsung Galaxy Z Fold Special Edition firmware via our firmware database which can be installed via the Samsung Odin Tool, here is the complete guide. 

How to update your Galaxy Z Fold Special Edition using Odin

Prerequisites:

• Odin Tool: Download the latest version of Odin Here.
• Firmware: Download the appropriate firmware file for your specific device model and region. You can usually find firmware files on SamFirms.com.
• USB Drivers: Ensure you have the latest Samsung USB drivers installed on your computer.
• Backup: Create a full backup of your device's data before proceeding.

Steps:

1. Boot Your Device into Download Mode:

   • Turn off your device completely.
   • Press and hold the Volume Down + Power + Bixby buttons simultaneously until you see a warning screen.
   • Press the Volume Up button to continue.

2. Open Odin:

   • Launch the Odin tool on your computer.

3. Connect Your Device:

   • Connect your device to your computer using a USB cable.
   • Odin should detect your device and display a message in the ID: COM box.

4. Load Firmware Files:

   • In Odin, click on the appropriate buttons (BL, AP, CP, CSC) and select the corresponding firmware files you downloaded.

5. Start Flashing:

   • Click the "Start" button in Odin.
   • The flashing process will begin. Do not disconnect your device during this process.

6. Wait for Completion:

   • Once the flashing process is complete, your device will reboot automatically.

Important Notes:

• Choosing the Right Firmware: make sure to download the correct firmware for your specific device model and region. Incorrect firmware can lead to serious issues.
• Home CSC vs. CSC: Be cautious when selecting the CSC file. Choosing the "Home CSC" option will wipe all your data. If you want to preserve your data, select the regular CSC file.
• Risk of Bricking: Flashing firmware incorrectly can potentially brick your device. Proceed with caution and follow the instructions carefully.