Samsung’s One UI 7 has brought some much-needed pep to my phone. The new Android 15-based skin packs plenty of customization options, allowing me to craft the mobile environment of my dreams. However, despite the many, many options on tap, there’s one omission that drives me crazy. One UI 7 still lacks support for custom typefaces.
Samsung makes changing font faces in One UI 7 pretty easy. Jumping into the Settings app, scrolling down to Display, and hitting Font size and style opens up several tools to tweak the typeface. There are four fonts to choose from initially, with Default the, uh…default. Samsung One, Gothic Bold, and Roboto are also available. However, hop on over to the Galaxy Store, and you’ll find five additional free fonts and dozens of premium options. So, in total, there are nine font options readily available.