Xiaomi keeps updating more of its devices to HyperOS 2.1 in an effort to reach a larger audience with the newest features and enhancements. The Chinese company just released an update for seven Xiaomi devices.
The latest recipients of HyperOS 2.1 include some high-end Xiaomi phones, a Xiaomi tablet, and affordable Poco phones. Here’s the list:
- Xiaomi 14 Ultra
- Xiaomi 14T Pro
- Xiaomi 13 Pro
- Xiaomi Pad 6S Pro 12.4
- POCO X6 Pro 5G
- Poco F6
- Xiaomi 13 Ultra
You may be able to install the HyperOS 2.1 upgrade if you own any of these Xiaomi devices. Open the Settings app, select About Phone, and then hit the HyperOS logo to see whether there is a new update available. To find out if your device has an update available, click Check for updates.
A number of internal improvements have been made in the latest HyperOS 2.1 software to enhance the user experience and animations. Voice chats without an internet connection are also possible with the new Networkless mode. In places with inadequate connectivity, this function enables users to converse efficiently.
Xiaomi’s device connect prompts have been improved. Additionally, the file transfer function has been enhanced to provide a smooth experience. Better night vision is one of the camera enhancements brought about by the HyperOS 2.1 software. Additionally, the update enhances imaging performance in a range of lighting settings and snapshot capabilities.
The update also brings a redesigned album layout and new album display columns. The search functions have also been improved. Xiaomi has also made improvements to the image recognition capabilities for the circle to search feature. The Gaming Toolbox now has a performance dashboard and offers an enhanced gaming experience.
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