The HyperOS rollout is coming to an end. Since its deployment began back in December, specifically for the Redmi Note 12S, This new layer of customization has reached a wide variety of smartphonesfrom the most current ones like the Redmi Note 13 Pro+ 5G to older ones like the Xiaomi 11T.
HyperOS has marked a before and after, resolving in one fell swoop the bad reviews that MIUI was generating. Now we are faced with a layer of customization that at first glance looks more “professional” thanks to a more minimalist and intuitive interface. Added to this is a more careful development, thus achieving a more stable and error-free operation.
Besides, Xiaomi has implemented countless tools in HyperOS, much of them based on artificial intelligence. Now, for example, we can cut out the background of a photograph in a few seconds or edit photographs of our pet like a professional.
We could say that HyperOS has been a face lift. Xiaomi is once again among the most recommended smartphone brands, fighting on par with Samsung. Proof of this is its great results in the first quarter of the year, managing to place two of its smartphones among the best-sellers globally. Definitely, HyperOS has returned the excitement to all followers and Xiaomi Fans.
These are all the Xiaomi phones that have already received HyperOS or are about to do so
As we told you, since its deployment began last December, HyperOS has reached a wide variety of smartphones, either stably or through the Mi Pilot program. At the moment We can now install HyperOS on all these models depending on the region to which they belong:
- Redmi Note 12S (Global)
- Xiaomi 13 (European and Global)
- Xiaomi 13 Pro (European and Global)
- Xiaomi 11T (European and Global)
- POCO F5 5G (European and Global)
- Xiaomi 13 Ultra (European and Global)
- POCO F5 Pro 5G (European and Global)
- Redmi Note 12 4G (Global)
- Xiaomi 13T (Global and European)
- Redmi Note 12 5G (European and Global)
- POCO M5 (European and Global)
- Xiaomi Pad 6 (European and Global)
- Redmi 12 (European and Global)
- Xiaomi 12T Pro (European and Global)
- POCO X5 5G (European and Global)
- Xiaomi 12 Lite (European and Global)
- Redmi Pad (European and Global)
- Xiaomi 12 (European and Global)
- Redmi Note 12 Pro 5G (European and Global)
- Redmi Note 12 Pro+ 5G (European and Global)
- POCO X5 Pro 5G (European and Global)
- Redmi 10 5G (European and Global)
- POCO M4 5G (European and Global)
- Redmi 12C (European and Global)
- Xiaomi 12 Pro (European and Global)
- Redmi Note 11 Pro 4G (European and Global)
- Xiaomi 12T (European and Global)
- Redmi Pad SE (European and Global)
- POCO F4 GT (European and Global)
- Xiaomi 11 Lite 5G NE (European and Global)
- Redmi Note 11 4G (Global)
- Redmi Note 11 NFC (European and Global)
- Redmi Note 11S (European and Global)
- Redmi Note 13 Pro 5G (European and Global)
- Redmi Note 13 Pro+ 5G (European and Global)
- POCO X6 5G (European and Global)
- Xiaomi Pad 5 (European and Global)
- Redmi Note 13 (Global and Global)
- Redmi Note 13 5G (European and Global)
- POCO X4 Pro 5G (European Global)
- Xiaomi 13 Lite (European and Global)
- Redmi 13C (European and Global)
- Redmi Note 13 Pro 4G (European and Global)
- POCO M6 Pro (European and Global)
- Xiaomi 13T Pro (European and Global)
- Xiaomi Mi 11 (European and Global)
- POCO F3 5G (European and Global)
- Xiaomi Mi 10 (European and Global)
- Xiaomi Mi 11i (European and Global)
- Xiaomi 11T Pro (European and Global)
- Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro (European and Global)
- POCO F4 (European and Global)
- POCO X4 GT (European and Global)
As we can see, the list of smartphones is quite extensive, covering more current models and others with more than two years on the market. Beyond these, many more models are not expected to be updatedperhaps some member of the Redmi Note 11 and Redmi Note 12 Series.
