Xiaomi begins stable release of HyperOS 4: 33 devices launched in early November, total 82 devices in plan
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“**The update roadmap lasts until December, including phones and tablets from Xiaomi, Redmi, POCO, bu”
Key Takeaways
- 1.**The update roadmap lasts until December, including phones and tablets from Xiaomi, Redmi, POCO, but the timing of receiving the upgrade will vary between markets.** After an initial announcement that only mentioned a few high-end phones, Xiaomi has announced plans to distribute stable HyperOS 4 to more devices.
- 2.The first batch is expected to start in early November 2026, with 33 devices on the list.
- 3.The entire roadmap currently includes 82 devices, including 67 phones and 15 tablets under the Xiaomi, Redmi and POCO brands.
The update roadmap lasts until December, including phones and tablets from Xiaomi, Redmi, POCO, but the timing of receiving the upgrade will vary between markets.
After an initial announcement that only mentioned a few high-end phones, Xiaomi has announced plans to distribute stable HyperOS 4 to more devices. The first batch is expected to start in early November 2026, with 33 devices on the list.
The entire roadmap currently includes 82 devices, including 67 phones and 15 tablets under the Xiaomi, Redmi and POCO brands. The update process is divided into three waves, starting in early November, mid-November and December respectively.
33 devices are included in the first round of updates
The first group has Xiaomi 17 Ultra and the remaining models in the Xiaomi 17 series, besides Xiaomi 15 and Xiaomi 15 Ultra. Leica Leitzphone is also included in this distribution.
In other product lines, the list includes many models of Redmi Note 15, Redmi Note 17 and some versions of POCO F8 and POCO X8. With tablets, Xiaomi Pad 8 series is the group scheduled to receive HyperOS 4 from early November.
The above timeline is the start of distribution, which does not mean that all devices on the list will receive the update at the same time. Users still need to wait for the upgrade notification for the correct device version and region in use.
In mid-November, 16 more devices were added, and in December it was the turn of many older devices
The second batch is expected to start from mid-November, adding 16 devices. This group includes Xiaomi 15T, Xiaomi 15T Pro, POCO F7 and POCO F9 series, and some models of the POCO X7 Pro group.
The list of tablets in the second round includes Xiaomi Pad 7 series, Xiaomi Pad Mini and Redmi Pad 2 Pro. Thus, the plan for November covers both phones and tablets in many segments.
By December, Xiaomi plans to deploy the third batch for the remaining 33 devices. This is a batch of many previous high-end phones, including Xiaomi MIX Flip, Xiaomi 14 and Xiaomi 13 series, and models of the Xiaomi 14T and Xiaomi 13T series.
Redmi Note 14 series devices are also in the December plans, alongside many POCO F6, POCO X6, POCO X7 and POCO M-series models. In the tablet group, the list includes Xiaomi Pad 6S Pro 12.4 along with some Redmi Pad 2 versions.
Update schedule may change, upgrade package may exceed 8GB
Xiaomi notes that this is a tentative roadmap and can be adjusted according to region, carrier, device model as well as software development progress. The company has not set a specific release date for each device, and the order of appearance on the list does not reflect the actual order of receiving updates.
One detail users need to pay attention to is the download capacity. Initial records show that the upgrade package can exceed 8GB if the device is running a stable version of HyperOS 3, so users should check the available space and prepare a Wi-Fi connection before downloading.
Currently, Xiaomi has not announced an update plan after December. For devices already on the roadmap, users can check the system update section to track when the stable HyperOS 4 version is distributed to the device. Check prices and buy genuine Xiaomi products at good prices HERE.
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