Xiaomi may have been one of the last tech giants to unveil its take on Android 13, but the company has been working diligently to bring updates to its loyal users across numerous devices.
In a recent statement, Xiaomi announced that they have successfully completed the first phase of updates and are now gearing up to roll out the next wave by the end of March.
With the first batch of updates under its belt, a plethora of Xiaomi phones are now proudly sporting MIUI 14, powered by Android 13.
Whether you’re a fan of last year’s flagship models or budget-friendly mid-range options, you’re sure to find your device among the updated roster.
Some of the most notable phones that have received the update include the Xiaomi Mi 11 Lite 5G, the POCO X3 Pro, and the Xiaomi 11T.
So, what’s next for MIUI 14? Which phones will be the lucky recipients of the second batch of updates? Stay tuned, as Xiaomi is keeping those details under wraps for now.
However, rest assured that the company is committed to delivering the latest and greatest in mobile technology to as many of its users as possible.
The following are the list of phones that will be getting the new MIUI 14:
- Xiaomi MIX 4
- Xiaomi 12X
- Xiaomi 11 Ultra
- Xiaomi 11 Pro
- Xiaomi 11
- Xiaomi 11 Youth Vitality Edition
- Xiaomi 11 Youth Edition
- Xiaomi 10S
- Xiaomi Civi 1S
- Xiaomi Civi2
- Redmi K40 Pro
- Redmi K40S
- Redmi K40
- Redmi Note 12 Pro
- Redmi Note 12 Pro+
- Redmi Note 12 5G
- Redmi Note 12 Explorer Edition
- Redmi Note 12 Trendy Edition
- Redmi Note 11T Pro
- Redmi Note 11T Pro+
- Redmi Note 11E
- Redmi K40 Gaming Enhanced Edition
- Redmi Note 10 Pro
- Redmi Note11 Pro
- Redmi Note11 Pro+
As we take a look at the list of eligible devices, we see a mix of both the previous year’s top-of-the-line models, as well as the popular Redmi Note 11 series.
It’s important to keep in mind, however, that this particular list is tailored for the Chinese market and may vary from the global device lineup. So, the question remains – will the highly anticipated MIUI 14 be making its way to your trusty mobile device?
