List of Xiaomi smartphones that will receive Android 10: official data and instructions

Xiaomi smartphone owners often face the question: will their model get an update to Android 10? Despite the fact that this version of the OS was released in 2019, many of the brand’s devices still support it through the MIUI program. In this article, we have collected a current list of models for 2026, for which an update is available or planned, and also analyzed the nuances of its installation.

It's important to understand that Xiaomi doesn't always announce updates in advance -- some models get them unexpectedly, while others don't. We've analyzed company statements, MIUI community data, and user feedback to make the most accurate list. If your model isn't here, it doesn't mean that the update won't come out exactly: sometimes firmware comes out months after the promised deadline.

Also in this article, you will find instructions on how to check the current version of Android, tips on how to speed up the update and answers to frequent questions. Don’t miss the list of models that will never get Android 10 – this will help to avoid wasting expectations.

Official list of Xiaomi smartphones with Android 10

Xiaomi has a number of different product lines: Mi, Redmi, POCO and Black Shark, each with its own update policy, and the following is a complete list of models that have already received or will receive Android 10 under the MIUI program.

• 📱 Xiaomi Mi 9 / Mi 9 SE / Mi 9 Pro 5G / Mi 9T / Mi 9T Pro
• 📱 Xiaomi Mi 8 / Mi 8 Pro / Mi 8 Lite / Mi 8 SE / Mi 8 Explorer Edition
• 📱 Xiaomi Mi Mix 3 / Mi Mix 3 5G / Mi Mix 2S
• 📱 Xiaomi Redmi K20 / Redmi K20 Pro / Redmi K30 / Redmi K30 5G
• 📱 Xiaomi Redmi Note 8 / Redmi Note 8 Pro / Redmi Note 7 / Redmi Note 7 Pro
• 📱 POCO F1 / POCO X2 / POCO F2 Pro
• 🎮 Black Shark 2 / Black Shark 2 Pro

Note: Some models (e.g. Redmi Note 8 Pro) have received Android 10 only in selected regions.If your device doesn't see the update, it may be due to a version of MIUI for your market (Global, China, EEA).

⚠️ Note: Devices older than 2018 (such as the Mi 6 or Redmi Note 5) will not officially receive Android 10.

How to check if an update is available for your model

To see if you can upgrade your Xiaomi to Android 10, follow a few simple steps: First, check the current version of MIUI and Android:

1. Open the Settings. → The phone.
2. Find the lines MIUI version and Android version.
3. If the Android version is below 10 and the model is on our list, an update is possible.

Check if there is an update:

1. Go to Settings → About the phone → System update.
2. Click Check for updates.
3. If an update is available, follow the instructions on the screen.

If the system says there is no update, but your model should get it, try the following:

Reset network settings (Settings) → SIM-maps and mobile networks → Resetting settings)

Connect to another Wi-Fi network

Clear the cache of the application System Update (Settings → Applications → Application Management → System Update → Clear the cache)

Try to update through MIUI Recovery (requires you to download the firmware manually)-->

Sometimes the update is delayed due to a phased release — first it becomes available to a small group of users, and then it spreads to everyone. If you don't want to wait, you can try manual installation via MIUI Recovery or Fastboot, but it takes experience.

Xiaomi models that will never get Android 10

Unfortunately, not all Xiaomi smartphones support Android. 10. The company restricts updates to older devices 3-4 And for low-end models with low iron, here's a complete list of models that are available. 100% They won't get this version of the OS:

• ❌ Xiaomi Mi 6 / Mi 6X / Mi 5 / Mi 5s / Mi 5s Plus
• ❌ Xiaomi Mi Note 3 / Mi Note 2 / Mi Max 3 / Mi Max 2
• ❌ Xiaomi Redmi Note 6 Pro / Redmi Note 5 / Redmi Note 5A
• ❌ Xiaomi Redmi 6 / Redmi 6A / Redmi S2 / Redmi Y2
• ❌ POCO F1 (Android 10 is now available, but further updates are unlikely)
• ❌ All models of Redmi Go and Redmi 5A (owing to a weak processor)

If your device is on this list, don’t expect an official update, but some enthusiasts are creating custom firmware (like LineageOS or Pixel Experience) that lets you install Android 10 informally.

• 🔴 Loss of warranty;
• 🔴 Unstable operation of the camera or sensors;
• 🔴 Banking Applications (Due to Google SafetyNet's absence).

⚠️ Attention: Installing unofficial firmware on Xiaomi with a locked bootloader can lead to a "brick" (complete inoperability) of the device.Be sure to unlock the bootloader through the Mi Unlock Tool before experimenting.

Android 10 and MIUI Comparison: What’s New?

Android 10 has brought many changes over previous versions, but Xiaomi has adapted them to its MIUI shell. The table below shows the key novelty you’ll get after the update:

One of the most notable changes was the Focus Mode, which allows you to temporarily block distracting applications. MIUI It is called Do Not Disturb and has advanced settings for games, work and sleep.

Android 10 also has support AV1 — A new video codec format that provides better compression without loss of quality. 4K-displays (e.g. Mi 9 Pro) 5G Black Shark 2 Pro).

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If you have lost notifications from some apps after upgrading to Android 10, check settings in Settings → Apps → Notification Management. The new OS release resets permissions!

Step-by-step instructions for manual installation of Android 10

If you don’t get an automatic update, but your model supports it, you can install Android 10 manually.

• 🔋 Charged smartphone (at least 60%);
• 📶 Stable Wi-Fi connection;
• 💻 Computer (for the Fastboot method);
• 🔓 Unlocked bootloader (for unofficial firmware).

Method 1: Using MIUI Recovery (without PC)

1. Download the official firmware for your model from MIUI Downloads (select the Recovery ROM version).
2. Rename the file to update.zip and move it to the phone’s root folder.
3. Log in Recovery: Turn off the phone, then press Volume up + Power.
4. Select Install update.zip to System and confirm installation.

Method 2: Through Fastboot (from PC)

1. Download Fastboot ROM for your model and unpack the archive on your computer.
2. Install the Mi Flash Tool and Xiaomi drivers.
3. Put the phone in Fastboot mode: turn it off, then press Volume down + Power.
4. Connect your smartphone to your PC and in the Mi Flash Tool, select the firmware folder. Press Flash.

⚠️ Warning: When installed via Fastboot, all data on the phone will be deleted! pre-backup through Settings → Additionally. → Backup and reset.

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If you are not sure about your skills, it is better to wait for automatic updates.Manual firmware can lead to data loss or device failure.

Frequent problems after updating and their solution

Even an official upgrade to Android 10 can cause some problems, and here are the most common problems and ways to fix them:

• 🔄 Phone Became Braking: Clean the Cache in Settings → Warehouse → Clear the cache. If it doesn't work, reset to factory settings (don't forget to backup!).
• 📵 Mobile Internet Missing: Check the Settings APN In Settings → SIM-maps and mobile networks → Access points (APN). If necessary, add your operator’s settings manually.
• 🔋 Battery: After the upgrade, the system needs to be 2-3 If the problem persists, turn off unnecessary background processes in Settings. → Battery → Optimizing the battery.
• 🎵 No sound in headphones: Try clearing Bluetooth settings in Settings → Connected devices → Bluetooth → ⚙️ → Forget the device.
• 📱 Gestures not working: Go to Settings → Display. → Full screen display and select the type of gestures (MIUI Android).

If the phone doesn’t turn on or hangs on the Mi logo after the update, try:

1. Press Volume up + Power for 10-15 seconds for forced reboot.
2. If it doesn’t work, log in to Recovery and select Wipe Data (this will delete all data!).
3. In extreme cases, reflash the device through Fastboot (instructions in the previous section).

If none of these methods worked, contact Xiaomi’s service center – the hardware may be the problem.

FAQ: Answers to Frequent Questions About Android 10 on Xiaomi