HyperOS 3 Supported Devices: Which Xiaomi, Redmi and Poco Phones Will Get Android 16

HyperOS 2 was released in 2024, and it brought many changes, from the improved user interface to Android 15-specific features. With Android 16 already out, Xiaomi continues to push HyperOS 3 to its eligible devices. Following the same, the brand is also pushing HyperOS 3.1, bringing several improvements and bug fixes. If you're waiting for the HyperOS 3.1 but don't know if your Xiaomi, Poco or Redmi device will get it, here's a list of all the HyperOS 3 and HyperOS 3.1-supported devices.

HyperOS 3 and 3.1 supported devices

Xiaomi officially announced HyperOS 3 at the end of 2025. Most of the Xiaomi, Redmi and Poco smartphones that received HyperOS 3 will also get HyperOS 3.1.

It's an incremental update which brings a few visual animations and app overhauls alongside a host of Super Island improvements and security improvements. The list of eligible devices includes all flagship, mid-range and affordable Poco, Xiaomi and Redmi smartphones.

promotional banner for Xiaomi's HyperOS 3 update — Image Credit: Xiaomi

Xiaomi phones

Xiaomi 15 in Blue colourway from the back on a wooden surface — Image Credit: Beebom Gadgets

The first set of Xiaomi devices that recieved the HyperOS 3 update were the Xiaomi 15 series, followed by the Xiaomi 14 and Xiaomi 13 series. These devices will also get the HyperOS 3.1 update firsthand.

Xiaomi 15
Xiaomi 15 Pro
Xiaomi 15 Ultra
Xiaomi 15T
Xiaomi 15T Pro
Xiaomi 14
Xiaomi 14 Pro
Xiaomi 14 Ultra
Xiaomi 14T
Xiaomi 14T Pro
Xiaomi 13
Xiaomi 13 Pro
Xiaomi 13 Ultra
Xiaomi 13 Lite
Xiaomi 13T
Xiaomi 12
Xiaomi 12 Pro
Xiaomi 12S
Xiaomi 12S Pro
Xiaomi 12S Ultra
Xiaomi Civi 2
Xiaomi Civi 3
Xiaomi Civi 4 Pro
Xiaomi MIX Flip
Xiaomi Flip 2
Xiaomi MIX Fold 4
Xiaomi MIX Fold 3
Xiaomi Pad 6
Xiaomi Pad 6 Pro
Xiaomi Pad 6S Pro
Xiaomi Pad 7
Xiaomi Pad 7 Pro
Xiaomi 7 Ultra
Xiaomi 7S Pro

Redmi phones

Redmi Note 14 SE in Crimson Red colourway with red background — Image Credit: Xiaomi

Many Redmi phones are eligible for HyperOS 3.0 and 3.1, including devices in the Redmi Note series, standard Redmi series and the K series. Here are all of them:

Redmi Note 14
Redmi Note 14 Pro
Redmi Note 14 Pro+
Redmi Note 14 SE
Redmi Note14S
Redmi Note 13
Redmi Note13 Pro
Redmi Note 13 Pro +
Redmi Note 13R
Redmi Note 13R Pro
Redmi K80
Redmi K80 Pro
Redmi K80 Ultra
Redmi K70
Redmi K70 Pro
Redmi K70 Ultra
Redmi K70E
Redmi K60 Pro
Redmi K60 Ultra
Redmi 13
Redmi 13X
Redmi 14C
Redmi A4
Redmi Turbo 4
Redmi Turbo 4 Pro
Redmi Turbo 3
Redmi Pad 2
Redmi Pad Pro
Redmi Pad SE
Redmi Pad
Redmi K Pad

Poco phones

Poco F7 in silver, black and white colourways — Image Credit: Poco

Poco recently launched the Poco F7 in India, and it was one of the first to get the HyperOS 3 update. It will also be among the first devices to get updated to HyperOS 3.1 as well. Poco promised four years of major OS updates to the Poco F7, bumping it up from three years on the Poco F6 and a meagre two years on the F5.

Poco F7
Poco F7 Pro
Poco F7 Ultra
Poco F6
Poco F6 Pro
Poco F5
Poco F5 Pro
Poco X7
Poco X7 Pro
Poco X6
Poco X6 Pro
Poco X6 Neo
Poco M7 Pro
Poco M6
Poco M6 Pro
Poco M6 Plus
Poco C75
Poco C65
Poco Pad

Xiaomi, Redmi and Poco have vastly varying software polices, and this could vary between two different series of smartphones in the manufacturer's portfolio. For example, Xiaomi's flagship devices may receive four years of software updates, while their sub-flagships like the Xiaomi 15T series will receive only three years of updates.

The same goes for the Redmi series, where entry-level smartphones like the Redmi A4 are expected to receive just two major updates. Mid-range to upper mid-range smartphones like the Redmi K80 may also receive two years of updates, whereas the recent Redmi Note 14 series has been promised four years of major updates.

HyperOS 3.1 Features

Xiaomi 15 Ultra in black and silver colourway from the back in bacl and white background — Image Credit: Xiaomi

To reiterate, HyperOS 3.1 is based on Android 16 and brings all the Android 16-specific features. While it's an incremental update, it still has a few new features that are worth your attention:

Updated Super Island is now inspired by iOS' Dynamic Island with Android 16's Live update API with support for apps like Spotify, Uber, Zomato and more.
The new set of Security Improvements includes notifying you if your passwords have been stolen with a new Password Manager.
Visual changes in apps like Gallery and Weather. The code has been refreshed, and system apps will run much quicker. There's a new recent app animation as well.

Advanced Protection mode in Android 16 disables a few Android features that can be exploited by bad actors.
Search in Photo picker helps you search for photos from your photo library with ease.
Enhanced Predictive back gestures improve the gesture animations and make them available across more regions of Android.
Live Updates are similar to iOS’ Live Activities, allowing apps to update notifications live to reflect the status of a ride your food.
Material 3 Expressive is expected to change the UI elements across most app, but the HyperOS could retain most of its current look and feel.

Xiaomi is expected to roll out HyperOS 3.1 by the Q2 2026. The OS may then gradually roll out to all the Poco and Redmi devices in the months after. Newer devices are expected to receive the update sooner.