HyperOS 3.1 Update Roadmap: Which Xiaomi and Redmi Devices Get the New Firmware
Xiaomi has officially announced the rollout of its latest operating system — HyperOS 3.1. This update marks a significant milestone in the evolution of the brand’s ecosystem, as it is built on Android 16 and brings substantial improvements in performance, security, and cross-device interaction. The new OS version focuses on deeper integration of artificial intelligence into daily tasks, energy consumption optimization, and an enhanced interface that has become even smoother and more personalized.
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Users worldwide have been eagerly awaiting this release, as HyperOS 3.1 promises to fix previous bugs and add features that make Xiaomi and Redmi smartphones truly competitive in the flagship market. We previously reported that some models have started receiving stable firmware versions in the European region. Specifically, you can read more about the beginning of this process in our article regarding stable HyperOS 3.1 based on Android 16 for Xiaomi 15 in Europe.
Global Rollout Begins: More Than 40 Xiaomi Devices Are Already Getting HyperOS 3.1!
Xiaomi has launched the massive global rollout of its new HyperOS 3.1 operating system based on Android 16, bringing the long-awaited update to more than 40 smartphone models across the Xiaomi, Redmi, and POCO lineups.
Now, the manufacturer has published a detailed timeline covering a wide range of gadgets — from the latest flagships to popular mid-range models and tablets. The rollout process is divided into several stages to ensure server stability and quick resolution of any potential local bugs.
Full Device List and Update Release Schedule
The HyperOS 3.1 rollout began in March and will continue until the end of April 2026. Below is the detailed distribution of devices by update waves.
First Wave — Available Now
Access to new features was traditionally granted first to the most current flagships and top-tier tablets. This allows the company to demonstrate all the benefits of HyperOS 3.1 on the most powerful hardware.
- Xiaomi 17 Series: Base model, Pro, Pro Max, Ultra, and Ultra Leica Edition;
- Tablets: Xiaomi Pad 8 and Pad 8 Pro;
- Redmi Sub-brand: K90 and K90 Pro Max models.
These devices can already download the update via system settings. They feature the full suite of Android 16 functions, including updated privacy protocols and expanded desktop customization tools.
Second Wave — From March 31, 2026
The second stage covers last year’s flagships and innovative foldable devices that remain highly relevant to users.
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- Xiaomi 15 Lineup: Including 15, 15 Pro, 15S Pro, and 15 Ultra;
- Xiaomi Mix Flip 2 foldable smartphone;
- Xiaomi Pad 7 Series: 7, 7 Pro, 7S Pro 12.5, and 7 Ultra;
- Redmi Devices: K80 series, Redmi Turbo 5 and Turbo 5 Max lineup, and the Redmi K Pad tablet.
Third Wave — From April 15, 2026
In mid-April, the update will reach popular models from previous years that still maintain a significant user base.
- Xiaomi 14 Series: 14, 14 Pro, 14 Ultra, and Titanium Special Edition;
- Foldable models: Xiaomi Mix Flip and Mix Fold 4;
- Xiaomi Mi 5 Pro smartphone;
- Redmi Products: K70 series, Turbo 4 series, and the Redmi Note 15 lineup;
- Redmi Pad 2 Pro tablet.
Final Stage — From April 23, 2026
By the end of April, Xiaomi will complete the mass rollout of HyperOS 3.1 for models rounding out the support list.
- Xiaomi 13, 13 Pro, and 13 Ultra smartphones;
- Xiaomi Mix Fold 3 foldable and Mi 4 Pro smartphone;
- Redmi Models: K60 series, Redmi Turbo 3, Redmi Note 15R, Note 14, and Note 13;
- Budget Solutions: Redmi 15R 5G, 14C, and 14R 5G;
- Tablets: Xiaomi Pad 6S Pro 12.4, Redmi Pad 2, and Redmi Pad Pro.
Long-term Support Policy
Such an extensive list of devices underscores Xiaomi’s new strategy regarding long-term support. The company is betting on extending the lifecycle of its gadgets, which increases their value to the user.
This decision applies not only to system updates but also to regular security patches. More details can be found in the material about how Xiaomi extends support for smartphones and tablets to five years.
With HyperOS 3.1, users receive a stable platform that allows technology to remain fast and secure over a long period.
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