After several weeks of rumors, Xiaomi has published the roadmap for the stable deployment of its system. It is, finally, the official HyperOS 3 calendar, with the dates and models that will receive the update in each wave.
The plan corresponds to the Chinese market, but, due to the brand's recent strategy, It is very likely to set the pace for Spain and Europe. with a short delay. Still, it's best to take this as a guideline until Xiaomi announces its regional agenda.
Official calendar: dates and waves
The stable release starts with flagships and expands to more categories in a matter of weeks. Deployment will begin before or around October 15, will continue with a second batch at the end of that month, will continue to mid-November, will have a new milestone on November 30 and will face two final phases in December and January.
The process will last until beginning of the year and covers mobile phones, tablets, televisions and wearablesNot all models will receive the update on the same day: the windows are staggered and depend on the device.
Devices confirmed by phase
On or before October 15
- Xiaomi 15Ultra
- xiaomi 15s pro
- Xiaomi 15 Pro
- Xiaomi 15
- Redmi K80 Pro
- Redmi K80 Ultra
From October 31
- Xiaomi MIX Flip 2
- Xiaomi Civi 5 Pro
- Xiaomi Tablet 7 Ultra
- Xiaomi Tablet 7S Pro 12.5
- Xiaomi Tablet 7 Pro
- Xiaomi Tablet 7
- Redmi K80
- Redmi Turbo 4 Pro
- Redmi Turbo 4
- Redmi K Pad
- Xiaomi TV S Pro Mini LED (2025 series and earlier)
- Xiaomi TV S Mini LED 2025
- Xiaomi Watch S4 (all variants: Sport, eSIM, 41mm, and 15th Anniversary Edition)
Since November 15th
- Xiaomi 14 Ultra (including Titanium Edition)
- Xiaomi 14 Pro (Standard and Titanium)
- Xiaomi 14
- Xiaomi MIX Fold 4"
- Xiaomi MIX Flip
- Xiaomi Civi 4 Pro
- Xiaomi Tablet 6S Pro 12.4
- Redmi K70 Pro
- Redmi K70 Ultra
- Redmi K70
- Redmi K70E
- redmi pad 2
Since November 30th
- Redmi TV X 2025 Series
- Redmi Display G Pro 27U
- Xiaomi Band 10
Since December
- Xiaomi MIX Fold 3"
- Xiaomi 13Ultra
- Xiaomi 13 Pro
- Xiaomi 13
- Xiaomi Tablet 6 Pro
- Xiaomi Tablet 6 Max 14
- Redmi K60 Pro
- Redmi K60 Ultra
- Redmi K60
- Redmi Turbo 3
- Redmi Note 15 (Pro+, Pro, Standard, and 15R)
- Redmi Note 14 (Pro+, Pro and 5G)
- Redmi Note 13 (Pro+, Pro, 13R Pro, 5G and 13R)
- Redmi Watch 5 (standard and eSIM)
- Xiaomi Band 9 and Band 9 Pro
Since January
- Xiaomi MIX Fold 2"
- Xiaomi 12S Ultra
- xiaomi 12s pro
- Xiaomi 12S
- Xiaomi 12 Pro
- Xiaomi 12
- Xiaomi Mi 3
- Xiaomi Mi 2
- Redmi K50 Ultra
- Redmi Notes 15R
- Redmi Pad Pro 5G
- Redmi Pad Pro
- Redmi Notes 12 Turbo
- Redmi 12T Pro
- Redmi 14C
- Redmi 14R 5G
- Xiaomi TV S Mini LED (series)
- Redmi TV MAX 2025 (series)
- Redmi Smart TV A Pro (series) and A 2025 (series)
Denominations may vary between markets (e.g., “Ultra” and “Extreme Edition” in the Redmi K range), but the wave scheme and the affected families remain.
China first, Europe later
The published calendar is for China and, as usual, The global version usually arrives weeks laterIf you have a European model, you'll typically see the update shortly after each Chinese window, provided there are no issues.
The official list is not static: Xiaomi is used to expand compatibility in the latest batches, so more devices could be added as the deployment progresses.
Recommendations and deadlines
Updates will arrive via OTA progressively; two identical phones may receive it on different days. region, operator or lot. Keep sufficient battery and storage available before installing.
As always, it is advisable to make a Backup preview and review the changelog in Settings. If you're in a beta program, the stable version may take a little longer to complete the transition on your device.
With this official calendar already on the table, we know on what dates the deployment will move, which families enter each wave and how it will affect other categories of the ecosystem (tablets, televisions and wearables), revealing an ambitious and fairly orderly deployment.
