- Confirmed launch: August 28th at 15:00 PM (China time) with immediate beta for select models.
- Key improvements: improved performance, more AI, new interface, and Game Turbo improvements.
- Two operating systems: Android 16 and Android 15; 28 models will receive HyperOS 3 without Android 16.
- Faster global rollout and tips for preparing your phone before the update.
After months of rumors and leaks, it's already ready to go. Xiaomi is speeding up the schedule compared to previous years, when we saw major updates in October, and is focusing on an earlier launch that seeks to gain traction before the fall campaign.
Official company sources and Weibo posts leave little room for doubt: filing HyperOS 3 is imminent, and will be accompanied by a beta version for some high-end devices. In addition, It is confirmed that the update will remain as "HyperOS 3" (no alternative names) and will be supported by two different Android bases.
HyperOS 3 presentation and availability
The company has marked the calendar for August 28th at 15:00 PM (China time) for his conference, which is equivalent to 9:00 a.m. in mainland Spain. Official profiles such as Lu Weibing's have already announced the event, reinforcing that the event will be broadcast and will focus on the third major iteration of the system.
As soon as the presentation is over, Xiaomi will start the HyperOS 3 beta program in China for a selection of models: the Xiaomi 15 family (including 15 and 15 Pro), variants such as 15 Ultra/15S Pro in specific markets, Redmi K80 Pro/Ultra and the tablets Xiaomi Pad 7S Pro 12.5 y Pad 7 ProThe permanent rollout will move, if there are no setbacks, between September and October.
Another relevant point: the firm assures that The European version will arrive closer to the time of the Chinese edition. than in past years. Regional differences will be smaller, so that The leap to global publishing should not take forever..
System News
The priority of this update is the speed and system response: shorter startup times, better memory management, and smoother multitasking, even on non-top-of-the-range devices.
The interface is also renewed with Updated icons, smoother animations, and clearer organization of settings and quick access. They take center stage style effects Liquid/Glass UI, a more polished visual finish that seeks to modernize the experience without losing identity.
In the field of Artificial Intelligencethey arrive More contextual recommendations, improvements in text and voice recognition, and less intrusive integration between apps and the system, with functions that adapt to the habits of each user.
For those who play, Game Turbo mode is revised with special attention to stability, temperature control and energy efficiency, with the aim of maintaining performance in demanding titles without penalizing autonomy.
Finally, HyperOS 3 tightens the nut on the device ecosystem of the brand: mobile, tablet, headphones, television or household appliances understand each other better, facilitating shared tasks and continuity between screens.
Two bases: Android 16 and Android 15
As in previous cycles, Xiaomi will repeat the strategy with two versions of HyperOS 3: one supported by Android 16 and another based on Android 15. The layer and its appearance will be practically identical in both cases, but the functions directly linked to Google's new features will be reserved for the first.
This formula allows bring the update to more models, even at the cost of minor cuts to advanced AI, visual effects, or deep system changes. In return, devices at the edge of support extend their lifespan with the updated layer.
Xiaomi has development of new features for HyperOS 2 has been frozen, pouring resources into HyperOS 3. The planned schedule places the beta in August and stable builds starting in September, with a staggered rollout by region and model.
Models that will receive HyperOS 3 with Android 15
The brand has identified a group of 28 dispositivos that will update to HyperOS 3 staying on Android 15. You'll enjoy the redesign, animations, and most of the layer's improvements, but will not integrate exclusive features of Android 16:
- Xiaomi 12
- Xiaomi 12 Pro
- Xiaomi 12S
- xiaomi 12s pro
- Xiaomi 12S Ultra
- Xiaomi 12t
- Xiaomi 12t pro
- Xiaomi Mix Fold 2
- redmi 12
- Redmi 12 5G
- Redmi 13C
- Redmi 13C 5G
- Redmi 13R
- Redmi Note 12 4G
- Redmi Note 12 NFC 4G
- Redmi Notes 12R
- Redmi Notes 12S
- Redmi Note 12t Pro
- Redmi Notes 12 Turbo
- Redmi Note 13 4G
- Redmi Note 13 4G NFC
- Redmi Note 13 5G
- Redmi Note 13R Pro
- LITTLE C65
- LITTLE F5 5G
- LITTLE F5 Pro
- LITTLE M6 Pro
- POCO X6 Neo
On the opposite side, there are families that They will not make the jump to HyperOS 3Among the most notable are Xiaomi Mi 11 (Mi 11, Mi 11 Ultra, Mi 11i, and 11 Lite 5G NE), various Redmi K50 (except the K50 Ultra) and series like POCO M5 and POCO X5These models will continue in HyperOS 2 with Android 14, focused on patches and security maintenance.
How to prepare for the upgrade
If you want to be in the first wave, it is advisable turn on automatic updates. Go to Settings > About phone, tap the HyperOS logo several times to access the update menu, tap the three dots > Update settings and activate the option Automatically download.
- Settings > About phone
- Repeated taps on the HyperOS logo
- Three-dot menu > Update settings
- Activate "Download automatically"
It also helps to leave room for storage: with HyperOS 2, they were asked for about 7,3 GB free, so it doesn't hurt to clear out duplicate photos, uninstall apps you don't use, or, if you feel it's necessary, perform a factory reset to free up space before the update prompt.
With a date already on the table, a package of New features focused on performance, AI, and design and a dual plan (Android 16/15) to cover more devices, HyperOS 3 arrives with a vocation for continuity and without gimmicks. The beta will begin rolling out in a matter of hours, and the stable version should follow closely; stay tuned for the notification on each model.
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