Xiaomi has given the green light to the stable deployment of its new system layer: HyperOS 3. The company confirms that the launch starts globally and the first stop is Europe, with the Xiaomi 15T and 15T Pro as pioneers.
The first OTAs identified as OS3.0.3.0.WOEEUXM (15T) and OS3.0.4.0.WOSEUXM (15T Pro) come with the October security patch and will start a stepped distribution by territories. In practice, Spain and the rest of the EEA region will be ahead, while Other areas may receive it later.
Calendar and first models
The manufacturer confirmed on its official account that the Xiaomi 15T and 15T Pro are first on the list. This priority is no coincidence: the 15T series It comes out of the factory with HyperOS 3 and serves as technical reference to fine-tune the update before extending it to the rest of the catalog.
After this first wave, the company has on the ramp the Xiaomi 15 y 15 Ultra, in addition to key families such as Redmi Note 14 y POCO F7/X7. On tablets, it is planned to be the turn of the Xiaomi Pad 7 series when distribution progresses.
- Xiaomi 15T and 15T Pro (first EEA batch)
- Xiaomi 15 and Xiaomi 15 Ultra
- Redmi Note 14 (all variants)
- POCO F7, F7 Pro and X7
- Xiaomi Pad 7 series (including Pad 7 Pro and variants)
At the end of November, according to the internal roadmap, one should arrive second wave that the series would include Xiaomi 14, POCO F6 and other models introduced in 2024. There are also plans to bring HyperOS 3 to selected previous generations, which will expand the scope of the rollout. progressive and phased.
To check if you already have the OTA available, just go to Settings > About phone > System update and click on Search for updates. It is advisable to have sufficient battery and connect to Wi ‑ Fi to complete the download safely.
What's new in HyperOS 3
HyperOS 3 —based on Android 16— refines the interface with tweaked icons, smoother animations, and revised widgets. It also includes Hyper Island, a contextual hub for real-time notifications and tasks inspired by market solutions, with its own focus on multitasking.
In performance, Xiaomi talks about lower latencies, better energy management, and faster app launches. According to internal figures, app launches would be a 21% faster and frame loss would be reduced by about a 18,9%, focusing efforts on daily stability.
The layer enhances the On-device AI with automatically generated backgrounds, contextual adjustments and features like Super XiaoAi Assistant o Circle to SearchAll of this is supported by a lighter, more adaptable core, designed to encompass everything from mobile phones to tablets and even other devices in the ecosystem.
Collaboration between devices is also strengthened: file transfer, notification synchronization and task continuity between phones, tablets and wearables, with options for cross platform integration where supported. The update also incorporates the October security patch in the 15T.
For the most experienced gamers, improved graphic programming has been added, lower latency and stability adjustments designed for extended sessions, seeking to reduce thermal spikes and performance drops under load.
Europe First: What to Expect in Spain
The deployment is gradual and in batches, so it may take several days for the notification to reach all devices. In Latin America, it is usual for the distribution to be lags behind Europe for logistical and regional approval reasons.
Basic tips: make a Backup, free up some space, keep your phone charged, and use a stable network. It's not recommended to install ROMs from other regions if you're not familiar with the process, as problems may arise. incompatibilities.
The strategy of prioritizing the 15T series—a high-end model with high availability—aims for a controlled rollout that allows for fine-tuning of details before extending the update to more families. New batches with more compatible models.
With HyperOS 3, Xiaomi makes a move in its software calendar: the 15T marks the beginning of a phased expansion, Europe takes the lead and the brand is preparing the arrival of ranges such as Xiaomi 15/15 Ultra, Redmi Note 14 and POCO F7/X7, while outlining a second wave for Xiaomi 14, POCO F6 and other recent devices.
