The formal rollout of HyperOS 2.2 has begun, with the Xiaomi 15 and Xiaomi 15 Pro receiving beta releases first. This update improves and adds new capabilities to Xiaomi’s top-of-the-range mobiles, highlighting the company’s commitment to software quality. As China-region variations lead the way with this initial beta release, we have compiled a comprehensive list of what is new, what is modified, and how to securely update your device to this release.
The beta of HyperOS 2.2 is now available on the Xiaomi 15 series with build numbers as follows:
These early beta releases are Xiaomi’s first move in rolling out the upgraded HyperOS 2.2 to users, building on the enhancements previously present in HyperOS 2.1 on China ROM versions.
The update introduces a number of important enhancements to many areas of the system:
Xiaomi has taken special care to make the user interface more streamlined through optimized animations:
The personalisation options have been expanded with:
The lock screen is updated meaningfully:
Numerous functional enhancements make daily application more convenient:
The update also brings enhancements to navigation settings:
The release of the HyperOS 2.2 beta on Xiaomi’s 15 series is only the beginning, with other devices scheduled to be updated in the following days and weeks.
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