Xiaomi told when and which of their smartphones, tablets and smart watches in the world will receive HyperOS

Xiaomi HyperOS

Xiaomi, during a presentation on February 25, also revealed a schedule for updating its mobile devices to HyperOS in the global market. The update will begin rolling out to devices in the first half of 2024.

Smartphones:

  • Series Xiaomi 14 (firmware preinstalled)
  • Xiaomi 13 Series
  • Xiaomi 13T Series
  • Xiaomi 12 Series
  • Xiaomi 12T Series
  • Redmi Note 13 series
  • Redmi Note 12 Pro+ 5G
  • Redmi Note 12 Pro 5G
  • Redmi Note 12 5G

Tablets:

  • Xiaomi Pad 6S Pro (firmware preinstalled)
  • Xiaomi Pad 6
  • Redmi Pad SE

Wearable electronics:

  • Xiaomi Watch S3 (firmware preinstalled)
  • Xiaomi Smart Band 8 Pro

It is stated that the new operating system provides fast connections between different devices. It will take up 9 GB of storage space.


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