Xiaomi, Redmi and POCO will get Android 13: the official list of 2026

Xiaomi

2-3 years

Android 13

MIUI 14

Redmi

POCO

Android 12

In this article, we will examine the official list of Xiaomi with Android 13, the release date of updates for different regions (including Russia), as well as the nuances of manual firmware installation.

If your smartphone doesn’t make the list, don’t be too upset: sometimes updates are delayed or under different names (like MIUI Global instead of MIUI Europe).We’ll also tell you how to check your device’s compatibility and what to do if the update is stuck during the boot phase.

⚠️ Important: Some Xiaomi firmware on Android 13 may contain bugs, especially in the first versions.+ 5G We have complained about problems with Always-on Display after the upgrade, we recommend waiting for a stable release or backup before installing.

Official list of Xiaomi, Redmi and POCO with Android 13

Xiaomi has confirmed an update to Android 13 for more than 50 smartphone models, including flagships, mid-budget and even some devices from the Redmi A line. Below is the full list, broken down by series. Note: some models will only get an update in the Chinese version (MIUI China), and global releases may be delayed.

The list is up to date for May 2026 and includes devices that have already received Android 13 or will receive it in the coming months:

• 📱 Xiaomi flagships: Xiaomi 12, 12 Pro, 12X, 12S, 12S Pro, 12S Ultra, 12T, 12T Pro, 11T, 11T Pro, 11 Ultra
• 📱 Mid-segment: Xiaomi 11 Lite 5G NE, 11 Lite 4G, 10S, 10T, 10T Pro, Civi 1S, Civi 2
• 📱 Redmi (premium and middle class): Redmi K50, K50 Pro, K50 Gaming, K50i, K40, K40 Pro, K40 Pro+, K40S, Note 11 Pro+ 5G, Note 11 Pro 5G, Note 11S 5G
• 📱 Redmi (budget): Redmi Note 11 4G/5G, Note 11E, Note 10 Pro (India only), 10C, A1+ (region-bound)
• 📱 POCO: POCO F4, F4 GT, X4 Pro 5G, X4 GT, M4 Pro 5G, M4 Pro 4G

⚠️ Note: Redmi Note 10 models (except Pro) and POCO M3 Android 13 will not be available, despite Xiaomi’s initial 2-year promise, due to hardware limitations (Snapdragon 678 chipset not optimized for the new OS version).

When will Android 13 be released for my Xiaomi model?

The timing of the updates depends on the region, the version of MIUI (global, European, Chinese) and the priority model. Flagships usually get upgraded first, and budget smartphones last.

If your model is on the list but the update hasn’t arrived yet, check out:

1. Firmware region: go to Settings → About → MIUI version. If it says China and you use a global SIM, you’ll have to wait longer.
2. Beta status: Some devices (such as the Xiaomi 12T) get upgraded first in MIUI Beta and then in the stable version.
3. Operator lock: firmware for smartphones sold through mobile operators (for example, MTS or Beeline) can be delayed for 1-2 months.

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To speed up the update, connect to the beta program MIUI. To do this, go to the Settings. → The phone. → Version. MIUI and tap 10 times on the line "Version" MIUI". After that, the option "Additional Update settings" will appear".

How to check if my Xiaomi supports Android 13?

Even if your model is on the official list, there are nuances:

1. Regional restrictions: For example, Redmi Note 10 Pro received Android 13 only in India, and in Russia remained on Android 12.
2. Chipset Version: Smartphones on the MediaTek Helio G88 (like the Redmi 10) won’t get an update due to underperformance.
3. Operator Policy: Devices purchased from mobile operators may have locked firmware.

To find out if your smartphone supports Android 13, follow these steps:

Go to Settings → About the phone → System update

Check the current version of MIUI (must be at least 13.0.XX)

Compare the model with the official list on mi.com

Make sure your region is not blacklisted (e.g. some models for China don't get global updates)-->

If your device isn’t on the list but it’s not released until 2021, there’s a chance Xiaomi will add it later, like the POCO X3 Pro wasn’t originally planned for an update, but after user petitions, it still got Android 13 in March 2026.

How to install Android 13 on Xiaomi manually?

If you don’t get an automatic update, you can install Android 13 yourself. There are 3 ways to do this:

1. Through Recovery: Suitable for power users. You need to download the official firmware from Xiaomi and flash through Fastboot.
2. Through MIUI bootloader: A PC utility that automatically finds and installs the latest firmware version.
3. TWRP: Castomic recovery, which allows you to install unofficial firmware (for example, LineageOS 20 based on Android 13).

⚠️ Warning: Manual updates may result in data loss or brick (turning the phone into a brick) before the procedure:

• Make a backup through Settings → Additional → Backup.
• Charge your phone at least 60%.
• Use only official firmware from the Xiaomi Firmware website.

If you decide to go through Fastboot, follow the instructions:

1. Download the Mi Flash Tool and Xiaomi drivers.
2. Unpack the firmware in a folder without Cyrillic symbols.
3. Transfer the phone to Fastboot mode (clip Power + Volume down).
4. Connect to your PC and run the firmware via Mi Flash (select Clean All option).

What problems can arise after the update?

Android 13 brought not only new features (like the App Language for multitasking or improved privacy), but also a number of bugs.

• 🔋 Fast battery drain: Especially noticeable on the Redmi Note 11 Pro+ 5G — After the update, autonomy falls on 15-20%. Solution: Reset settings through Settings → Battery → Optimization.
• 📶 Network problems: On some models (e.g, POCO X4 Pro 5G) VoLTE disappears or reception worsens 4G/5G. Helps reset mobile network settings.
• 🎵 Sound distortion: Hoarseness appears in speakers or headphones. The culprit is the new Audio HAL Android 13 is fixed by rollback to the previous version MIUI.
• 📱 Lags of the interface: Slowing down when scrolling or opening apps. Most commonly found on smartphones with 4 GB of RAM (for example, Redmi Note 11) 4G).

If your smartphone is getting worse after the update, try:

1. Clear the cache through Settings → Storage → Clear the cache.
2. Turn off animations in Settings → Special Options → Delete animations.
3. Reset the settings to factory (don’t forget to make a backup!).

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If the problems don’t go away, check out the MIUI Community forums – you may have already released a patch for your model.

What if my Xiaomi model doesn’t get Android 13?

If your smartphone doesn’t make it to the support list, there are 3 alternatives:

1. Custom firmware: For example, LineageOS 20, Pixel Experience or ArrowOS based on Android 13. require unlocking the bootloader and installing TWRP.
2. Ported MIUI: Unofficial community builds of MIUI 14 (e.g. for the Redmi Note 10) Risky but sometimes stable.
3. Update via EEA: Some models (e.g. POCO X3 NFC) get upgrades earlier in the European version of MIUI. You can change region through ADB.

⚠️ Note: Installation of unofficial firmware deprives of warranty and can lead to:

• Data loss (including photos and contacts)
• Google Pay and banking applications are inoperable (due to the lack of SafetyNet).
• Camera or sensor issues (for example, the Widevine L1 for Netflix in HD won't work)

If you still decide on custom firmware, follow this checklist:

Unlock the bootloader through the Mi Unlock Tool

Install TWRP for your model (check compatibility on twrp.me)

Download firmware and GApps (if you need Google services)

Make a full backup through TWRP (including EFS and Modem)

Turn off encryption in Settings → Security → Encryption-->

FAQ: Frequent questions about Android 13 on Xiaomi