Xiaomi, Redmi and POCO will get HyperOS: the full list of 2026

With the release of HyperOS, Xiaomi’s new operating system that replaced MIUI, smartphone owners have been asking a lot of questions, including: Which models will receive the update? The company has already published official lists of supported devices, but information is scattered across multiple sources, and some nuances remain unclear.

In this article, we have compiled a list of all Xiaomi, Redmi and POCO smartphones that will receive HyperOS, including flagships, mid-budget and even some budget models, as well as how to check the compatibility of your device, what selection criteria Xiaomi uses and what to do if your model does not make the list.

If you’re planning to buy a Xiaomi smartphone or already own a brand device, this information will help you understand whether you should wait for HyperOS or consider alternative options. And for those who like experimentation, we will tell you whether you can install new firmware on unsupported models through custom builds.

What is HyperOS and how is it different from MIUI?

HyperOS is a new operating system from Xiaomi, introduced in October 2023, replacing MIUI, which was developed since 2010.

• 🔹 A unified ecosystem: now one OS runs on smartphones, tablets, smartwatches, TVs and even Xiaomi electric cars.
• 🔹 Improved performance: optimized core, reduced memory consumption and smoother animation.
• 🔹 New design: minimalist interface with emphasis on functionality, new icons and gesture system.
• 🔹 Security Enhancements: Built-in data protection tools, including isolated application sandboxes.

According to the developers, HyperOS is built on Android 14 (for new devices) and adapted to work on older models with Android 12/13.This means that even smartphones from 2020-2022 will be able to get an update, but with some limitations on functionality.

⚠️ Note: HyperOS won't work on Android 11 or lower, unless your smartphone originally came with a HyperOS. MIUI 12 or older, but didn’t get an update to Android 12+, The chances of HyperOS support are minimal.

One of the key advantages of the new OS is cross-platform synchronization. For example, you can start typing on a smartphone and finish on a tablet or even on a smartwatch Xiaomi Watch 2 Pro. HyperOS also has an improved notification system that automatically sorts them by priority, and a new control center with quick access to frequently used functions.

Official list of Xiaomi smartphones with HyperOS support

Xiaomi has divided all supported devices into several waves of updates. HyperOS first received flagship models, then pulled up mid-budget smartphones, and in 2026 the line reached budget lines. Below is a full current list of devices that have already received or will receive the update.

The full list of supported devices can be checked on Xiaomi’s official website.Please note that for some regions (e.g. Europe and India) updates may be delayed due to localization and testing.

List of smartphones Redmi and POCO with support for HyperOS

Unlike Xiaomi’s flagship lineups, Redmi and POCO are getting updates later, which is due to the optimization of HyperOS for less-performing hardware, and most 2021-2023 models will still get new firmware.

Supported smartphones Redmi

• 📱 Redmi Note 12 (all modifications: Pro, Pro)+, Pro Speed)
• 📱 Redmi Note 11 (except Note 11) 4G)
• 📱 Redmi Note 10 (Pro and Pro only) 5G)
• 📱 Redmi K50, K50 Pro, K50 Ultra, K50i
• 📱 Redmi K60, K60 Pro, K60 Ultra

Supported smartphones POCO

• 📱 POCO F5, POCO F5 Pro
• 📱 POCO X5, POCO X5 Pro
• 📱 POCO F4 GT
• 📱 POCO M6 Pro (only) 5G-version)

⚠️ Attention: Redmi smartphones 9 and POCO M3/M4 (Snapdragon-based 6xx Helio Gxx will not get HyperOS due to insufficient performance and lack of support for Android 13+. For these models, the latest version will remain. MIUI 13.

If your model didn’t make the list, it doesn’t always mean there won’t be an update. Xiaomi sometimes adds support for additional devices after additional testing. For example, the Redmi Note 10S was not initially listed, but later got HyperOS as part of the second wave of updates.

How to know if your smartphone will get HyperOS

If you’re not sure if your model makes it to the supported list, there are a few ways to check it out:

1. Xiaomi official website: Go to the HyperOS Upgrade page and find your model in the list.
2. Smartphone settings: Open Settings → About the phone. Check the current version of MIUI and Android. If your device is running Android 12 or later, the chances of HyperOS are high.

Communities and forums

Mi Community

XDA Developers

Annex "System update"

Settings → About Phone → System Update → Press three dots (⋮) → Select "Update Check"

If HyperOS is available, you will see a notification about the new firmware.

You can also use it. IMEI-check-up:

1. Find out your device’s IMEI (type *#06# or look at Settings → About Phone → General information).
2. Go to IMEI.info and enter your number.
3. The search results will provide information about supported versions of the software.

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If your model is on the supported list but the update hasn’t arrived yet, manually check it every 1-2 weeks.

How to install HyperOS: step-by-step instructions

If your smartphone supports HyperOS, there are two ways to install the update: through OTA (over the air) or manually through a firmware file.

Method 1: Air Update (OTA)

1. Connect to a stable Wi-Fi network (update weighs 2-4 GB).
2. Go to Settings → About the phone → System update.
3. Click "Update Checker."
4. If the update is available, click "Download".
5. After downloading, select "Install" and wait for the reboot.

Method 2: Manual installation via Recovery

If OTA-Update is not coming, you can install HyperOS manually:

1. Download the official firmware for your model from the Miui Download website (select the Stable version for HyperOS).
2. Rename the file to update.zip and place it in the root directory of internal memory.
3. Go to Settings → About the phone → System update.
4. Press three points (⋮) and select "Select firmware file".
5. Please specify the path to update.zip and confirm the installation.

Once you install HyperOS, the smartphone will restart and you will need to perform the initial setup. It is recommended to back up the data before upgrading, as in rare cases, errors can occur leading to a reset.

What to do if your smartphone does not support HyperOS

If your model doesn't make it to the official list, it's not a verdict. There are a few alternative ways to get a new firmware or improve the old one:

• 🔄 Castom firmware: Projects like Xiaomi.eu, LineageOS or Pixel Experience port HyperOS to unsupported devices. For example, for the Redmi Note 9 Pro already have unofficial builds based on Android 13.
• 🔧 Optimization MIUI: If you can’t upgrade, you can manually disable unnecessary services, clear the cache, and use launchers like Nova Launcher to simulate the HyperOS interface.
• 📱 Buying a new smartphone: If your device is older than 2020, it may be time to consider an upgrade. - Redmi Note 13 Pro+ or POCO X6 Pro already coming with HyperOS out of the box".

⚠️ Attention: Installation of custom firmware requires unlocking the bootloader, which leads to loss of warranty and the risk of "bricking" the device. Before firmware must: Make a backup through Mi Cloud or TWRP. Check firmware compatibility with your model in the forum XDA Developers. Charge your smartphone at least 60%.

For those who are not willing to take the risk, the option remains to wait for the release of MIUI 15, the last major update for older devices, rumored to be released in late 2026 and will be based on Android 14, but without key features of HyperOS, such as cross-platform synchronization.

FAQ: Frequent questions about HyperOS on Xiaomi smartphones