HyperOS 3.1 arriving on Xiaomi, Redmi, Poco devices in phases: Features, list of eligible devices

When Xiaomi rolled out HyperOS 3, it marked a clean break from MIUI and a serious rethink of how its software should look, move, and connect across devices. Now HyperOS 3.1 is arriving in phased batches, and while it does not rewrite the rulebook, it fixes some of the things that matter most in daily use.

Built on Android 16, HyperOS 3 already brought a refreshed visual language, smoother animations, and a heavier focus on on-device AI features such as writing assistance and transcription.

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HyperOS 3.1 is all about refinement. Xiaomi says the majority of eligible devices are already on HyperOS 3, and this follow-up update is designed to make that experience faster, cleaner, and more stable.

What HyperOS 3.1 actually changes: New features, fixes, and more

The headline addition is Super OTA, a new update mechanism that shortens installation times and reduces the number of full system reboots. It is not glamorous, but anyone who has stared at a progress bar for 20 minutes will appreciate it.

Beyond that, Xiaomi has smoothed out core UI interactions, refreshed system apps like Gallery and Weather, and expanded lock screen customisation. HyperIsland (Xiaomi’s version of Apple’s Dynamic Island) also becomes more interactive, with better support for live system activities.

There is a notable push toward broader ecosystem compatibility too. HyperOS 3.1 improves cross-platform behaviour, including native support for Apple AirPods with quick pairing pop-ups and spatial audio controls on supported models. Accessibility menus have been reorganised, and some devices gain new quick gesture shortcuts for faster navigation.

Under the hood, memory management tweaks and animation tuning aim to reduce stutters and improve app launch consistency. It is the kind of update you feel more than you see, which is usually a good sign.

HyperOS 3.1 list of eligible devices

Xiaomi says availability will vary by region and model, with beta and stable builds rolling out in stages. The current eligibility list includes the following phones and tablets.

Xiaomi

– Xiaomi 13 / 13 Pro / 13 Ultra
– Xiaomi 14 / 14 Pro / 14 Ultra
– Xiaomi 15 / 15 Pro / 15S Pro / 15T / 15T Pro / 15 Ultra
– Xiaomi 17 / 17 Pro / 17 Pro Max / 17 Ultra / 17 Ultra Leica & Leitzphone
– Xiaomi Mix Fold 3 / Mix Fold 4
– Xiaomi Mix Flip / Mix Flip 2
– Xiaomi Civi 4 Pro / Civi 5 Pro
– Xiaomi Pad 7 / Pad 7 Pro / Pad 7 Ultra
– Xiaomi Pad 7S Pro 12.5
– Xiaomi Pad 6S Pro 12.4
– Xiaomi Pad 8 / Pad 8 Pro / Pad Mini

Redmi

– Redmi Note 14 / Note 14 Pro / Note 14 Pro+
– Redmi Note 14S
– Redmi Note 15 / Note 15 Pro / Note 15 Pro+
– Redmi Note 13R / Note 13 Pro / Note 13 Pro 4G
– Redmi K70 / K70E / K70 Pro
– Redmi K80 / K80 Pro / K80 Ultra / K90 / K90 Pro Max
– Redmi Turbo 4 / Turbo 4 Pro / Turbo 5 / Turbo 5 Max
– Redmi A3 / A3 Pro
– Redmi 13X / Redmi 15 4G
– Redmi Pad 2 / Pad 2 Pro / Pad 2 4G / Pad SE 4G

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POCO

– POCO F6 Pro
– POCO F7
– POCO X7 Pro
– POCO Pad M1

HyperOS 3.1 may not grab headlines with flashy new tricks, but it shows Xiaomi settling into a more confident software rhythm. What do you think of the update? Drop a comment with your thoughts.