Xiaomi’s HyperOS: Which Devices Will Get Updated in 2026–2026?

Xiaomi’s move from MIUI to the new HyperOS operating system has been one of the most talked-about events of 2023-2026. The new firmware promises revolutionary changes from optimized resource consumption to deep integration with the brand’s smart device ecosystem. But the main question that worries owners of Xiaomi equipment is which models will get HyperOS, and when should we expect an update?

In this article, we collected the current June 2026 list of devices with confirmed support for HyperOS, divided them into categories (smartphones, tablets, smart watches, etc.), and analyzed official statements of the company and insider data. Particular attention was paid to the nuances of updates for old flagships and budget lines – here everything is not as clear as it seems at first glance.

If you’re planning to buy a new Xiaomi device or want to know if you should wait for HyperOS for your current model, this guide will help you put everything on the shelves.

What is HyperOS and is it better than MIUI?

Before we get to the lists of devices, let’s see why Xiaomi decided to abandon MIUI after 13 years of development. HyperOS is not just a rebranding, but a fundamental change in the architecture of the OS, built on the basis of Android 14 (mobile devices) and Xiaomi Vela’s own core for IoT gadgets.

• 🔄 Unification of the ecosystem: HyperOS combines smartphones, tablets, TVs, smartwatches and even electric cars Xiaomi SU7 For example, you can now synchronize notifications between Xiaomi Pad 6 and Watch 2 Pro without third-party apps.
• ⚡ Performance: According to AnTuTu tests, HyperOS reduces background RAM consumption by 20 to 25 percent thanks to optimized resource allocation.On the Redmi Note 12 Pro+ HyperOS has increased battery life by 12% compared to MIUI 14.
• 🛡️ Security: The built-in mechanism of Xiaomi Shield blocks unauthorized access to the camera, microphone and geolocation at the kernel level (similar to Apple’s App Tracking Transparency).
• 🎨 Design: The interface has become more minimalistic – removed unnecessary animations, added dynamic wallpaper with support for 120 Hz and adaptive icons that change color depending on the time of day.

However, things are not so smooth: the first versions of HyperOS have encountered bugs in the work of Google Services on some models (for example, POCO F5), and owners of older smartphones complain of a forced upgrade, after which the devices begin to “slow down”, we will talk about this in the section on risks.

Official list of Xiaomi smartphones with HyperOS support

Xiaomi has released a preliminary list of devices that will receive HyperOS, dividing them into three waves of updates. Importantly, dates can shift depending on the region and testing. Below is the current table for global (Global) and Chinese (China) versions of firmware.

The Chinese versions (with the C suffix in the model name, for example, Xiaomi 13C) are getting HyperOS 1-2 months ahead of the global ones, but often lack Google services. Check the version of your device in Settings → About Phone → MIUI version.

Tablets, smart watches and other devices with HyperOS

HyperOS is not limited to smartphones — Xiaomi’s ecosystem includes more than 200 smart devices, and many of them have already received an update. Especially interesting is the situation with tablets: for example, the Xiaomi Pad 6 was the first device with HyperOS out of the box, and its predecessor Pad 5 received firmware only in May 2026.

• 📱 Tablets: Xiaomi Pad 6, Pad 6 Pro, Pad 6S Pro – HyperOS is available from December 2023. Pad 5, Pad 5 Pro – update was released in May 2026, but without support for DeX mode. POCO Pad - expected in III 2026 (only beta version so far).
• ⌚ Smartwatch: Xiaomi Watch 2 Pro – HyperOS from January 2026 (Added Wear support) OS). Watch S3 — Update expected in July 2026. Redmi Watch 3 Active - will not get HyperOS (too weak processor).
• 📺 Televisions and TV-consoles: Mi TV Q2 75", Xiaomi TV A Pro - HyperOS is available from March 2026. 2nd Gen – Update cancelled (support terminated in 2023).

For smart devices (lamps, robot vacuum cleaners, air conditioners), HyperOS acts as a bridge to control through the Mi Home app. For example, Xiaomi Robot Vacuum X10+ learned to automatically turn on cleaning when all family members leave (according to the geolocation of smartphones).

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If your Xiaomi Pad 5 doesn’t see an upgrade to HyperOS, check the firmware region. Chinese versions (CN) get updates before global ones (EEA/Global). To change region, use the Mi Flash Tool (instructions on XiaomiUI).

How to check if your device supports HyperOS?

To not guess whether your device will receive an update, follow this step-by-step instruction:

1. Open Settings → About your phone and find the device model bar (e.g. 2304FPNC4G for the Redmi Note 12 Pro+).
2. Go to the official HyperOS website and find the Supported Devices section. Type your model into the search box.
3. If the model is on the list, check the status: ✅ Available – Update available, you can install. ⏳ Coming Soon – Expected in the coming months. ❌ Not Supported – HyperOS is not planned.

Alternatively, use the Mi Community app:

1. Open the app and go to the Updates section.
2. Click on the gear icon (⚙️) In the upper right corner, select Check for HyperOS.
3. The system will show you if the update is available for your region.

Risks and problems when upgrading to HyperOS

Despite Xiaomi’s promises of stability, the first months after the release of HyperOS were accompanied by complaints from users, and here are the most common problems and ways to solve them:

⚠️ Note: If your smartphone is older 2021 year (e.g. Redmi Note) 9 Pro, upgrade to HyperOS could lead to noticeable performance drops.Snapdragon series processors 720G/730G not optimized for the new OS, and after the update, lags are possible when multitasking.

Another nuance is the forced updates, and some Redmi Note 11 users reported that after the HyperOS failures, their devices began automatically downloading firmware in the background to avoid this:

1. Go to Settings → About the phone → System update.
2. Press three points (⋮) in the upper right corner and select Update Settings.
3. Turn off the option Automatic download via mobile data.

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If your smartphone is slowing down after upgrading to HyperOS, try resetting to factory settings (Settings → Additional → Resetting). 60% of the time, this solves the problem without losing data (but back up!).

When to Expect HyperOS for Your Model: Update Schedule

Xiaomi splits the release of HyperOS into three waves, but the exact dates depend on the region and model. Below is a rough chart for global versions (EEA/Global):

• 📅 Wave I (December) 2023 – March 2026): Xiaomi 14/13 series, Mix Fold 3, Pad 6. Redmi K60 series, POCO F5 Pro.
• 📅 II Wave (April – June 2026): Redmi Note 12 series, POCO X5 Pro. Xiaomi 12T series, Pad 5.
• 📅 III Wave (July – September 2026): Redmi Note 11 Pro+ (Snapdragon 695 only). POCO M6 Pro, Xiaomi Civi 3.
• ❓ Unspecified dates: Redmi 10C, POCO M4 Pro - may not get HyperOS. Xiaomi 11 Lite NE — expected IV sq. 2026 (unofficially).

For the Chinese versions (CN), the schedule is shifted 1-2 months ahead, for example, Xiaomi 13C received HyperOS in November 2023, while the global version of Xiaomi 13 – only in January 2026.

To track the update status for your model, use:

• The official Telegram channel Xiaomi Updates.
• XiaomiUI website (screenshots of new versions are published there).
• Mi Community appendix (Announcements section).

What if HyperOS doesn’t come to your device?

If your model is on the official list but the update isn’t coming, try these steps:

1. For example, if you have a Redmi Note 12 Pro+ with firmware for India (IN) and you live in Europe, the update may be delayed. Solution: Settings → Additional → Region → Select "Europe" (EEA)
2. Clear the cache of Google Play Services: Settings → Apps → App Management → Google Play Services → Storage → Clear the cache
3. Install the update manually: Download the firmware for your model from the official website. Rename the file to update.zip And put it in the root folder of the phone. Go to Settings. → The phone. → Updating the system → Three points (⋮) → Select the update file.

⚠️ Warning: If you see a "Couldn't verify update" error when manually installed, it means the firmware is not designed for your region. ADB — This may lead to a break in the device.

If none of these methods helped, contact Xiaomi via:

• Chat on the Mi Community app.
• The contact form is available on mi.com/support.
• Twitter/X account @Xiaomi (respond within 24 hours)

FAQ: Frequent questions about HyperOS on Xiaomi devices