Xiaomi HyperOS 4 Global Update Rollout Schedule Revealed for Xiaomi, Redmi and POCO Devices
Xiaomi has revealed the HyperOS 4 global rollout schedule for November and December 2026. Check eligible Xiaomi, Redmi and POCO smartphones and tablets, rollout dates, and new features including the redesigned glass UI, smoother performance, improved multitasking and AI enhancements.
Xiaomi is proud to announce its rollout plan for the latest HyperOS 4 update, enabling Xiaomi, Redmi, and POCO device users worldwide to know when to anticipate the release of the software update. HyperOS 4 is built based on Android 17 and comes with several improvements over last year's HyperOS 3. The latest version comes with an updated UI/UX, smooth animations, system performance upgrades, enhanced multitasking options, and many other AI functionalities. After its debut in China in August 2026, Xiaomi has announced the rollout schedule of the latest HyperOS 4 in the world.
As per Xiaomi, its rollout plan for HyperOS 4 would start in early November 2026, while several flagship smartphones, Redmi Note series, and POCO F series would be the first devices to get the software update. With the gradual expansion of availability, the global rollout of HyperOS 4 will be completed by the end of December 2026. Even though there is no information about which countries or regions would be part of the first wave of the rollout plan, Xiaomi devices sold in India are expected to receive the software update too as per its global rollout plan.
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HyperOS 4 Global Rollout Schedule and Eligible Devices
The launch of HyperOS 4 in the first phase will start from early November 2026. In the first phase, there will be a variety of devices that will include Xiaomi 17 and Xiaomi 15 series, new generation of POCO F8 series, various models of Redmi Note 17 and the latest tablets from Xiaomi. It simply implies that users of some of the new generation devices from Xiaomi need not wait for too long.
Early November 2026:
The following devices are scheduled to receive HyperOS 4 during the first phase:
Xiaomi: Xiaomi 17 Ultra, Leica Leitzphone powered by Xiaomi, Xiaomi 17, Xiaomi 17T Pro, Xiaomi 17T, Xiaomi 15 Ultra, and Xiaomi 15.
POCO: POCO F8 Ultra, POCO F8 Pro, POCO X8 Pro Max, POCO X8 Pro, POCO X8 Pro Iron Man Edition, POCO X8, POCO M8 Pro, POCO M8, POCO C95 Pro, and POCO C85.
Redmi: REDMI Note 17 Pro Max, REDMI Note 17 Pro, REDMI Note 17, REDMI 17 5G, REDMI 17, REDMI 17C 5G, REDMI 15C 5G, REDMI 15C, REDMI Note 15 Pro+, REDMI Note 15 Pro 5G, REDMI Note 15 Pro, REDMI Note 15 5G, and REDMI Note 15.
Tablets: Xiaomi Pad 8 Pro and Xiaomi Pad 8.
The second phase is scheduled for mid-November 2026 and will expand HyperOS 4 availability to more flagship, performance-focused, and mid-range devices. Notably, the POCO F7 and F9 series, Xiaomi 15T lineup, and Xiaomi Pad 7 series are included in this phase. Several Redmi and POCO tablets will also receive the update during this period.
Mid-November 2026:
Xiaomi: Xiaomi 15T Pro and Xiaomi 15T.
POCO: POCO F9 Ultra, POCO F9 Pro, POCO F7 Ultra, POCO F7 Pro, POCO F7, POCO X7 Pro, and POCO X7 Pro Iron Man Edition.
Tablets: Xiaomi Pad 7 Pro, Xiaomi Pad 7, Xiaomi Pad Mini, Redmi Pad 2 Pro 5G, Redmi Pad 2 Pro, POCO Pad X1, and POCO Pad M1.
Moving into December, Xiaomi will extend the HyperOS 4 update to older flagship smartphones, previous-generation Redmi Note devices, and additional POCO models. The early December phase is particularly important for users who own devices from the Xiaomi 13 and Xiaomi 14 series, along with the Redmi Note 14 lineup and POCO F6 series.
Early December 2026:
Xiaomi: Xiaomi MIX Flip, Xiaomi 14 Ultra, Xiaomi 14, Xiaomi 13 Ultra, Xiaomi 13 Pro, Xiaomi 13, Xiaomi 14T Pro, Xiaomi 14T, Xiaomi 13T Pro, and Xiaomi 13T.
Redmi: REDMI Note 14 Pro+, REDMI Note 14 Pro 5G, REDMI Note 14 Pro, REDMI Note 14 5G, REDMI Note 14, REDMI 15 5G, REDMI 15, REDMI 14S, and REDMI A7 Pro.
POCO: POCO F6 Pro, POCO F6, POCO X8s, POCO X7, POCO X6 Pro, POCO M8s 5G, POCO M7, and POCO C81 Pro.
Tablets: Xiaomi Pad 6S Pro 12.4, REDMI Pad 2 9.7, POCO Pad C1, REDMI Pad 2 9.7 4G, REDMI Pad 2, and REDMI Pad 2 4G.
With these three phases, Xiaomi plans to complete the scheduled global rollout by the end of December 2026. However, the availability date may vary depending on the device model, region, and software distribution process. Users should also keep in mind that a rollout schedule does not necessarily mean every eligible device will receive the update on the same day.
How to Check and Download HyperOS 4 Update
HyperOS 4 will be delivered to the user's device using the usual over-the-air (OTA) update system. Users are supposed to get an update notification once the new HyperOS is available. But still, one can check for software updates without any notifications.
For this purpose, go to the Settings app in your Xiaomi, Redmi, or POCO phone. In the list of options, select About Phone. Then tap the big HyperOS logo, and a window with information about software updates will open. The system will search Xiaomi's servers for updates, and if there are updates available for your model and location, you can download and install them immediately.
It is highly recommended to make sure that before the update process, you have enough storage space and battery level, and your device is connected to the Wi-Fi network.
HyperOS 4 Features and What's New
The latest iteration of HyperOS 4 is not a common software upgrade from Xiaomi as the company has brought some changes to improve the visual performance of the operating system. Although the new version has built on the features of HyperOS 3, the major changes that Xiaomi has made include an enhanced interface design and the use of AI technology.
There have been many visual upgrades to the new OS, one of which is Soft Light Glass. This is an updated interface design that looks like glass and consists of layered cards and dynamic lighting. Some interface elements show lights when pressed and held. For instance, home screen folders will show better visual effects.
Customization is yet another aspect that is being improved by HyperOS 4. Xiaomi will be adding new clock styles as well as providing more flexibility for lock screen resizing. This will give the user more control over the way they display their information on lock screens to ensure a personalized experience. In addition to that, in the case of home screens, the new update will introduce stacked widgets. Users will be able to group their widgets in a single place on their phone screens. This way they will be able to see more information while keeping their home screens organized.
There is a need to increase the performance in this version of HyperOS. The new update includes the updated HyperCore engine that will decrease the amount of instructions needed to perform tasks, increase application launches speed, optimize memory management and decrease the amount of frames that are dropped during this process. In addition to that, users will experience increased performance in case of switching between applications, browsing, menu opening and multitasking.
Multitasking too gets some new updates. HyperOS 4 comes with smooth animations of floating windows, better transition between portrait and landscape modes, and better cross-device features. These upgrades should be especially handy for people who tend to switch between different apps or use Xiaomi tablets and phones in tandem. The aim is to provide an even more unified user experience among all connected devices from Xiaomi.
Artificial intelligence is another key point of this new software. Xiaomi has made its Recorder app much smarter. This application is able not only to record voices but can also automatically create an outline of the discussion and make a summary of it. This app can highlight the important points of the recording and skip silent parts, thus making the long recordings easier to look through. Moreover, the AI Voice Notes application has also become more sophisticated. Now one can insert pictures into the notes, and the software will extract the most important conclusions and make a to-do list.
Xiaomi is also promising noticeable improvements to its built-in system applications. According to the company, the Gallery app can deliver up to 90% faster photo scanning and scrolling, making it easier to navigate large photo libraries. The Camera application is also expected to benefit from quicker HDR processing and faster cold-start times, helping users capture photos more quickly. Alongside these improvements, general system responsiveness is expected to receive a boost.
HyperOS 4 looks like a meaningful upgrade for Xiaomi, Redmi, and POCO users, particularly those who want a smoother software experience and a refreshed interface. Instead of focusing entirely on introducing radical new features, Xiaomi appears to be prioritising everyday usability through improved animations, better multitasking, advanced customisation, and deeper AI integration.
The good news is that the rollout is scheduled to cover a wide range of smartphones and tablets, including older flagship models and popular Redmi Note and POCO devices. With the global rollout beginning in November and expected to finish by the end of December 2026, eligible users should start receiving the update over the coming weeks.
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