Xiaomi unveiled HyperOS 3.0, the company’s most recent overlay built on the Android 16 operating system, last week. It goes without saying that the skin has a lot of new features and modifications. The business has released a HyperOS 3.0 beta deployment plan after outlining the list of improvements, and you’ll be happy to hear that a large number of phones are qualified to get the much-anticipated software update this month.
The list of Xiaomi smartphones, tablets, and smart TVs that will get the HyperOS 3.0 beta upgrade in September 2025 is available here.
The restricted beta program for a number of Xiaomi devices, including the Xiaomi 15 series, Redmi K80 Pro series, and Xiaomi Pad 7/7s Pro, was launched by Xiaomi on August 29. The HyperOS 3.0 beta, which is focused on Android 16, is currently available for testing on any of these devices.
Let’s move on to the list of gadgets that can get the September HyperOS 3.0 beta. The full list of devices eligible to receive a beta update this month is provided here. Xiaomi is now expanding the beta program to smart TVs.
September HyperOS 3.0 updates
Starting September 17
- Xiaomi MIX Flip 2
- Redmi K80
- Xiaomi Pad 7 Ultra
- Xiaomi Pad 7
- Redmi K Pad
- Xiaomi TV S Pro Mini LED 2025 series
- Xiaomi TV S Pro Mini LED series
Starting September 30
- Xiaomi MIX Fold 4
- Xiaomi MIX Flip
- Xiaomi 14 Ultra / Xiaomi 14 Ultra Titanium Special Edition
- Xiaomi 14 Pro / Xiaomi 14 Pro Titanium Special Edition
- Xiaomi 14
- Redmi K70 Pro
- Redmi K70 Extreme Edition
- Redmi K70
- Redmi K70E
- Xiaomi Pad 6S Pro 12.4
It goes without saying that the beta program will launch in mainland China before being extended to other countries.
You can just sign up for the beta program when it launches if your device is compatible with HyperOS 3.0. Installing the Mi Community app, selecting Global as the region, and then enrolling in the beta program will allow you to participate in the Mi Pilot testing program.
Regarding the stable release, it is anticipated to be made available a month or two following the beta program.
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