Weekly poll results: Samsung One UI voted as best Android skin

The Ultimate Android Skin Showdown: Samsung One UI Crowned Top Pick by Users

Last week, we invited Android enthusiasts worldwide to cast their votes for the **best Android skin**, and the results are officially in! After a spirited poll, **Samsung's One UI** emerged as the definitive leader, capturing an impressive 41% of all votes. This resounding victory firmly establishes One UI as the preferred choice for a significant portion of the Android community, lauded for its feature set and refined user experience. Trailing in a respectable second place, **Google's Pixel UI** secured 20% of the votes, making it the only other interface to achieve a double-digit share and showcasing the strong appeal of Google's clean, intuitive approach.

Securing the third position, **Nothing OS** has clearly captivated a dedicated fan base. Its distinctive **minimalist UI** combined with an iconic dot-matrix design offers a refreshingly unique aesthetic that sets Nothing phones apart in a crowded market. Interestingly, a notable segment of users expressed indifference towards Android skins, suggesting that for some, the underlying operating system and hardware specifications take precedence over custom interfaces.

However, the data strongly indicates that **Android skins are a crucial factor** in the smartphone purchasing decision. Nearly 40% of our respondents reported a strong preference for a particular skin, committing to only purchasing devices that run their favored version. This highlights the significant impact a manufacturer's customized interface has on **user satisfaction** and **device loyalty**. Further down the popularity ranks, **Oppo's ColorOS** secured a solid fourth place. It successfully edged out several other prominent skins, including **Xiaomi HyperOS**, **Motorola Hello UI**, **Honor's MagicOS**, and **Sony's Xperia UI**, demonstrating its growing influence. Bringing up the rear as the least popular option on our list was vivo’s ColorOS, according to voter preferences. Source