Xiaomi is pushing HyperOS 4 to a massive number of devices, and if you own almost anything from the last three years, you’re probably on the list. Phones, tablets, smart TVs, wearables, speakers, even smart displays. This isn’t some half-hearted update for a handful of flagships. It’s a full portfolio push.
As reported by Gizmochina, Xiaomi has officially laid out which devices are getting HyperOS 4 and when. The schedule right now covers China only, but it’s still useful for global users because it shows which models are getting the update and in what order. Global beta is already live, and a stable rollout timeline for international markets should follow shortly after the China release wraps up.
The first wave is already rolling out to the newest high-end hardware. The Xiaomi 17 Ultra, Xiaomi 17 Pro, Xiaomi Mix Flip 2, Redmi K90 series, Xiaomi Pad 8 Pro, and Xiaomi Pad 8 are all getting it right now. That’s a strong start, and it signals Xiaomi is taking this release seriously.
By October 31, the update reaches the Xiaomi 16 series, Redmi K80 Pro, both Redmi Turbo 4 models, the Xiaomi Pad 7 Ultra, and a handful of smart TVs including the Xiaomi TV S Pro Mini LED 2025. Then November 15 brings in the full Xiaomi 15 lineup, Xiaomi 14 Ultra, MIX Fold 4, and more Redmi K70 and Turbo 3 variants. It keeps going from there.
- Xiaomi 17 and K90 series: rolling out now
- Xiaomi 16 series and Redmi K80 line: by October 31
- Xiaomi 15 series and Xiaomi 14 Ultra: by November 15
- Redmi Note 15 and MIX Flip: by November 30
- Xiaomi 13 series and older Redmi Notes: December 2026
- Smart speakers and smart displays: January 2027
The December batch is where things get interesting for older device owners. The Xiaomi 13 Pro, Xiaomi 13 Ultra, Redmi Note 13 series, and even the Redmi Note 14 lineup are all included. That’s solid long-term support, and it’s exactly what Xiaomi needs to keep competing with Samsung and Google on software longevity.
Smart TVs and wearables like the Xiaomi Watch S3 and S4 also make the cut, which shows Xiaomi is treating HyperOS as a true ecosystem platform rather than just a phone OS. Smart speakers and the Xiaomi Smart Home Display round out the January 2027 finish line.
For global buyers, expect the stable rollout to kick off roughly a few weeks after China’s schedule concludes. So if your device is in the October batch in China, you’re probably looking at a November or December global release. It’s not instant, but it’s not a year-long wait either. That’s a reasonable pace for a company managing this many SKUs at once.