Android 15 is already coming to this smartphone as well. When will the other models arrive?

Android 15 built on the graphical interface version HyperOS 1.1 it comes on the flagship model Xiaomi 14. The information comes directly from users of models intended for the global market. So, if you own this particular smartphone, you can expect the update to arrive soon. Further details are provided by the portal Xiaomiui.

Android 15 will first come with the HyperOS 1.1 superstructure

On the operating system Android 15 a new version of the superstructure is also built HyperOS 2.0. However, it is currently being tested in China. It will bring a number of visible improvements, overall better optimization of the software and renewed elements of the graphical interface. But you don’t have to be sad, HyperOS 1.1 it will not deprive you of a number of functions for that time.

In the foreseeable future, you can look forward to the arrival of AI news, a new layout of the home screen or the possibility of intelligently connecting several smart devices that you have in your home or office.

HyperOS 2.0 will subsequently replace the version on the global market 1.1 already in the first quarter of next year. It can be expected that models from the series will receive the update to Android Xiaomi 14 whether Xiaomi 13T before the end of the current year. Subsequently, in early 2025, owners of the following smartphones will receive it:

• Xiaomi 14 Ultra
• Redmi Note 13 / 13 NFC
• Xiaomi 13T
• Redmi Note 13 Series (4G, Pro 5G, Pro+ 5G)
• Poco X6 Pro 5G
• Xiaomi 13 / 13 Pro / 13 Ultra
• Xiaomi 14T Series
• Poco F6 / F6 Pro
• Redmi 13
• Redmi 12

We remind you that this is not official information, but only assumptions that will most likely come true in the end. Do you own a phone from the list?

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