When will the next Xiaomi update: official dates, leaks and how not to miss the release

Owners of Xiaomi, Redmi and POCO The question is often asked: when will the next update for their model be released? the company does not always announce the exact dates in advance, which causes confusion among users. In this article, we will analyze the official schedules for the release of firmware, learn how to track information leaks and prepare to install updates without risks.

It is important to understand that the frequency of updates depends on many factors: age of the device, region of sale, version. MIUI For example, flagship models receive updates more often than budget ones, and global versions of firmware sometimes lag behind Chinese ones by several weeks. We have gathered all the relevant information for June 2026, including data on the transition to HyperOS and expected security patches.

Xiaomi’s official update schedule for 2026

Xiaomi has a rough firmware release schedule, but exact dates are rarely publicly announced.

Flagship models (Xiaomi 14, Xiaomi) 13T, Redmi K70) They get monthly security updates and functional patches:

• 📅 Monthly security patches – usually released in the first two weeks of the month.
• 🔄 Major updates MIUI/HyperOS — 2-3 once a year (spring, summer, autumn).
• 🚀 Bat Testing – New features first appear in Mi Pilot program participants.

For mid-range and low-end devices (Redmi Note 12, POCO X5) schedule less predictable:

• 🛡️ Security patches - once in a while 2-3 month.
• 📱 Major updates – 1 time per year or less (depending on the age of the model).
• ⚠️ Some devices older than 2 years may receive the latest update and become obsolete".

⚠️ Note: If your device is released before 2021 and hasn’t yet received HyperOS, the chances of an upgrade are minimal. Xiaomi has officially announced the end of support for a number of models, including the Redmi Note 9 and the Redmi Note. POCO X3 NFC.

How to know when the update will be released for your Xiaomi model

There are several reliable ways to track the release of a new firmware before the official announcement:

1. Xiaomi's official channels:

- Subscribe to accounts @miuirom Twitter or Telegram channel @miuiofficial.

- Follow the Update section of the site mi.com/support/update (Choose your model manually).

Third-party update trackers:

Xiaomi Firmware Updater tracks all firmware, including the beta version.

- Telegram bots, like, @MIUIUpdatesTrackerBot Send notifications about new versions for specific models.

3. User communities:

- Mi Community Forum (Announcements section).

- Reddit communities r/Xiaomi and r/MIUI, Where users share screenshots of new updates.

Check the current version of MIUI in Settings → About the phone

Connect to a stable Wi-Fi

Charge your phone at least 50%

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If you want to get the update as quickly as possible, you can manually check for it:

1. Open Settings → About the phone → System update.
2. Click on the three dots in the upper right corner and select Download the latest version.
3. If the update is available but does not come automatically, try changing the region in the settings (e.g. India or China).

⚠️ Note: Changing your region may result in a loss of warranty or instability of some features (e.g. Google Pay or banking applications.

Switching to HyperOS: When to Expect Updates for Your Model

HyperOS – a new operating system from Xiaomi, designed to replace MIUI. It is built on the basis of Android 14 and offers improved performance, less memory consumption and new features like cross-platform ecosystem (synchronization with laptops, smartwatches and other Xiaomi equipment).

As of June 2026, HyperOS is available for the following devices:

• 📱 Xiaomi 14, Xiaomi 13, Xiaomi 13 Pro, Xiaomi 13 Ultra
• 📱 Xiaomi 12, Xiaomi 12 Pro, Xiaomi 12T
• 📱 Redmi K60, Redmi K60 Pro, POCO F5, POCO F5 Pro

The remaining models are updated in stages.

To check if HyperOS is available for your device:

1. Go to Settings → About Phone → MIUI version.
2. If there's a word in the firmware name OS1.0 (for example, OS1.0.2.0.UMBMIXM), You already have HyperOS installed.
3. If the version begins with MIUI 14 or lower: Update hasn’t been updated yet.

Why the update is not coming: common reasons

If your device doesn’t receive updates despite being released to other users, the reasons may be:

1. Regional restrictions Xiaomi often releases firmware in stages by region, for example, an update may first be released in China, then in India, and only then in the global version.

• 🌍 Look at the suffix in the build number (for example,...MIXM — global,...CN — Chinese).
• 📡 Try changing the region in the settings (but be aware of the risks!).

Blocking by the operator

If you have purchased a mobile phone from a mobile operator (for example, MTS Or Beeline, the firmware can be "hooked up" to their requirements:

• 🔓 Unlock the bootloader through the official Xiaomi tool.
• 📥 Install global firmware manually (instructions are available on the 4PDA).

3. Lack of memory or battery charge

The system may block the installation of the update if:

• 🔋 Battery charge below 20%.
• 📁 Free memory less than 1.5 GB.
• 🔌 The device is not connected to Wi-Fi (for major updates).

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If the update is “hanging” during the download phase, try connecting to another Wi-Fi network or using mobile Internet. Sometimes the problem is solved by restarting the phone.

⚠️ Warning: If after the update the device began to overheat or discharge quickly, reset to factory settings through Settings → Additionally. → Recovery and reset. Pre-save important data!

How to speed up the update: working ways

If you don’t want to wait until the update reaches your device automatically, you can use one of the proven methods:

1. Manual check through "System Update"

Often, the update is already available, but the system does not not notify you.

1. Open Settings → About the phone → System update.
2. Click on the icon with three dots in the upper right corner.
3. Choose Download the latest version or Update the package.

2. Participation in the Mi Pilot Beta Testing Program

If you are ready to test new features before the official release:

• 📝 Register at the Mi Pilot website.
• 📱 Make sure your model is supported (the list is available on the website).
• 🔄 After the application is approved, you will receive an update within the 1-2 week-long.

Please note:

3. Install firmware manually via Recovery

For experienced users:

1. Download the official firmware for your model from the Mi Download website.
2. Place the file in the phone’s root directory and rename it to update.zip.
3. Reboot the device to Recovery mode (clip Power + Volume up).
4. Select Install update.zip and confirm the installation.

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Manual firmware installation removes warranty if unofficial build is used.Always check the hash of the file (MD5) before installation!

What to do if there are bugs after the update

Unfortunately, even official updates sometimes lead to problems, and here are the most common errors and ways to fix them:

1. Fast battery discharge

If the phone is running out in a few hours:

• 🔋 Recalibrate the battery: discharge the phone to 0%, then charge to 100% without interruptions.
• 📊 Check battery consumption in Settings → Battery – maybe an app consumes too much power.
• ⚙️ Reset the settings to factory (don’t forget to make a backup!).

2. overheating of the device

A common problem after major updates. Solutions:

• 🧊 Close all background applications through recent tasks.
• 🔄 Restart your phone – sometimes the system “hangs” in the background.
• 🛠️ If overheating persists, try to roll back to the previous firmware version (instructions are available on the device). 4PDA).

3. Errors of connecting to Wi-Fi or mobile network

After the update, network settings may be lost:

• 📶 Forget the Wi-Fi network and connect again.
• 📱 Switch network mode to Settings → SIM-maps and mobile networks → Network type (e.g. with 4G on 3G back and forth).
• 🔧 Reset network settings in Settings → System system → Resetting settings → Resetting network settings.

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If after the update the sound disappeared in the speaker, check the settings Settings → Sound. → Sound quality. Sometimes profiles get lost.

Forecasts for the second half of 2026: what updates to expect

Based on Xiaomi’s official statements and leaks from insiders, the following key updates can be predicted:

July-August 2026:

• 📱 HyperOS for Redmi Note 12 and POCO X5.
• 🛡️ August security patch for flagships (Xiaomi 14, Redmi) K70).
• 🎮 New features for gamers: optimization for 120 Hz and 144 Hz displays.

September-October 2026:

• 🆕 Major update HyperOS 2.0 (expected announcement at the presentation of Xiaomi 15).
• 📸 Improvements for the camera: a new algorithm for processing photos in night mode.
• 🔋 Optimizing power consumption for 5000 mAh battery devices+.

November-December 2026:

• 🎄 The latest security update for most models.
• 🤖 Possible release of Android 15 for flagships Xiaomi 14 and Xiaomi 13.
• ❄️ Winter discounts for upgrading old devices to HyperOS (promotion from Xiaomi).

⚠️ Note: If your device is older than 2022 and hasn’t yet received HyperOS, it’s likely to stay on the same page. MIUI 14 Forever Xiaomi Officially Declares Support for Models With Snapdragon Processors 7xx below.

FAQ: Frequent questions about Xiaomi updates