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Home/News/These Xiaomi, Redmi & POCO phones qualify for HyperOS 5-year update support
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These Xiaomi, Redmi & POCO phones qualify for HyperOS 5-year update support

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Robert Haba
Jan 8, 20262 min read
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Xiaomi gives owners fantastic news to start 2026. For several models, the company offers up to five years of HyperOS support. POCO, Redmi, and Xiaomi tablets and phones get longer updates. For years, gadgets remain safe and continue to receive updates.

Strong software support is currently available from Xiaomi. Updates for flagship phones will be available until 2031. Budget and mid-range gadgets come next. Tablets are also added to the list.

The most recent HyperOS versions are longer enjoyed by users. AI tools, longer battery life, and security updates are added to phones. This aligns with Google’s and Samsung’s policies. People tend to keep gadgets longer. It benefits the environment and saves money.

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Launch date determines the duration of support. More years are awarded to newer models. Extra months are given to the elderly.

HyperOS Eligible Devices – Support End Dates

  • Updates until 2031: Xiaomi 15T / 15T Pro, Xiaomi 15 Ultra, Xiaomi Pad 7, Redmi 15 / 15 5G / 13C, Redmi Note 14, POCO F8 Ultra / F8 Pro, POCO F7 / F7 Pro / F7 Ultra, POCO M7 / C85
  • Updates until 2029: Xiaomi 14T / 14T Pro, Xiaomi 14 Ultra, Xiaomi MIX Flip, Xiaomi Pad 7 Pro, Redmi A5, Redmi Pad 2 / 2 Pro / 2 Pro 5G series, POCO M7 Pro 5G, POCO Pad M1
  • Updates until 2028: Xiaomi 13T / 13T Pro, Xiaomi 13 / 13 Ultra, Redmi 14C, Redmi Note 13 series, POCO C75
  • Shorter support: Xiaomi 13 Lite (until 2027), older Xiaomi 12T / 12 series and some Redmi 12 models (extra months only)

Updates are released progressively per area. To find the most recent version, check the settings on your phone. This list of devices that are compatible with HyperOS brings significant value. Xiaomi phones are becoming more intelligent purchases.

The extended assistance is adored by fans. The action strengthens Xiaomi.

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