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Xiaomi
Xiaomi will update 40 of its devices to MIUI 9, the latest version of its Android skin.
MIUI 9 runs on top of Android 7.0 Nougat.
Many of Xiaomi’s most popular devices are on the list, but some date back to 2012.
Software updates are important for many people. In addition to new features, they bring bug fixes and security updates too. One of the drawbacks of buying cheaper devices is that they receive fewer updates than flagships. But that isn’t the case for every company.
Xiaomi produces a ton of devices that range from flagship prices to under $100, and the company just announced that it’s updating 40 of them to MIUI 9.
Because MIUI 9 is so heavily customized, it generally takes Xiaomi longer to push core OS updates. That’s part of the reason MIUI 9 is still based on Android 7.0 Nougat, a 17-month-old version of Android. MIUI probably isn’t going to win over pure Android fans, but it has developed a loyal following for a reason.
Here’s the complete list of devices that will be updated to MIUI 9:
Mi series
Redmi series
Redmi Note series
Mi A1Redmi 5 PlusRedmi Note 4XMi Note 3Redmi 5ARedmi Note 4Mi Max 2Redmi 5Redmi Note 3Mi MIX 2Redmi Y1Redmi Note 2Mi 6Redmi 4Redmi Note Mi Pad 3Redmi 4AMi 5cRedmi 4 PrimeMi MIXRedmi ProMi 5s PlusRedmi 3xMi MaxRedmi 3sMi Note 2Redmi 3Mi 4sRedmi 2AMi Pad 2Redmi 2Mi 4cRedmi 1S Mi 5sMi 5Mi NoteMi 4Mi Pad 7.9Mi 2sMi 2
Is your device on the list?
Update now. And get the Super B.
Xiaomi
Xiaomi will update 40 of its devices to MIUI 9, the latest version of its Android skin.
MIUI 9 runs on top of Android 7.0 Nougat.
Many of Xiaomi’s most popular devices are on the list, but some date back to 2012.
Software updates are important for many people. In addition to new features, they bring bug fixes and security updates too. One of the drawbacks of buying cheaper devices is that they receive fewer updates than flagships. But that isn’t the case for every company.
Xiaomi produces a ton of devices that range from flagship prices to under $100, and the company just announced that it’s updating 40 of them to MIUI 9.
Because MIUI 9 is so heavily customized, it generally takes Xiaomi longer to push core OS updates. That’s part of the reason MIUI 9 is still based on Android 7.0 Nougat, a 17-month-old version of Android. MIUI probably isn’t going to win over pure Android fans, but it has developed a loyal following for a reason.
Here’s the complete list of devices that will be updated to MIUI 9:
Mi series
Redmi series
Redmi Note series
Mi A1Redmi 5 PlusRedmi Note 4XMi Note 3Redmi 5ARedmi Note 4Mi Max 2Redmi 5Redmi Note 3Mi MIX 2Redmi Y1Redmi Note 2Mi 6Redmi 4Redmi Note Mi Pad 3Redmi 4AMi 5cRedmi 4 PrimeMi MIXRedmi ProMi 5s PlusRedmi 3xMi MaxRedmi 3sMi Note 2Redmi 3Mi 4sRedmi 2AMi Pad 2Redmi 2Mi 4cRedmi 1S Mi 5sMi 5Mi NoteMi 4Mi Pad 7.9Mi 2sMi 2
Is your device on the list?
Update now. And get the Super B.