A stable release based on Android 14 for its flagship devices, Xiaomi has unveiled its exciting HyperOS update. Around the world, owners of flagship phones should brace for early 2019 rollouts, with priority going to the newest models. But here’s the catch: not every Xiaomi device will be able to access every feature available in HyperOS.

Because different Android versions exist, Xiaomi has chosen to customize the update. A HyperOS version tailored for Android 13 will be sent to some fortunate phones, while others will jump straight to the Android 14 version.

Xiaomi Mi Mix Fold 2, 12X, Mi 11X, 11i / Hypercharge, Pad 5, Mi 10S, Redmi K40, Note 11 Pro 5G, Note 11 Pro+ 5G, Note 11 NFC, Redmi Note 11S, Redmi 10 / Prime, Redmi 10C / 10 Power, Poco X3 GT, Poco X4 Pro, Poco M4 Pro 5G, Poco M4 Pro 4G, Poco F4, Poco F3, and Poco F3 GT are among the chosen devices expected to run the Android 14-based HyperOS. By taking this calculated risk, users of particular devices will be guaranteed an optimized HyperOS experience based on the features and Android version of their device.

Global Rollout Of XIAOMI HyperOS T0 Begin In 2024

The stable HyperOS 1.0 update, based on Android 14, has been rolled out by Xiaomi recently. With the introduction of numerous new features and optimizations, this marks a substantial advancement in software innovation. The first look at HyperOS was restricted to five particular Xiaomi models in China, but the worldwide release is scheduled for mid-2024, with a primary emphasis on the newest flagship models.

Still, not every Xiaomi device will travel the same route to become the best HyperOS device. Xiaomi has chosen to divide the update according to Android versions; some devices will get the HyperOS, which is based on Android 14, while other devices will only get the Android 13 version. This separation results from the fact that some HyperOS features require the enhanced functionality that Android 14 brought about.