HyperOS 3.1 Is Now Released: Full List of Xiaomi, Redmi, and POCO Devices Updated on April 13, 2026

April 13, 2026 is already one of the biggest single-day rollout events in HyperOS history. Dozens of Xiaomi, Redmi, and POCO devices started receiving over-the-air updates across Global, Europe, India, Russia, Indonesia, Taiwan, and Turkey simultaneously — a rare multi-region wave that signals Xiaomi is accelerating its update cadence heading into the second quarter of 2026.

The new HyperOS 3.1 updates are the headline story. The POCO F7 Pro and the Xiaomi 17 received HyperOS 3.1 based on Android 16 in Global and India regions today, marking the first time this version has reached the general public outside restricted beta channels. At the same time, the Redmi Note 14 Pro 5G and the POCO X7 entered Mi Pilot — Xiaomi’s internal testing phase that typically precedes a full public rollout by 48 to 96 hours.

What Are the New HyperOS 3.1 Updates Rolling Out Today?

HyperOS 3.1 represents an incremental but meaningful step above HyperOS 3. Based on Android 16, it brings tighter system optimization, updated security patches, and refined UI behavior. Today’s release marks its first broad public availability, with two flagship-tier devices — the POCO F7 Pro and Xiaomi 17 — leading the charge.

For users in the Global (MI) region, this is actionable right now. If you own either of those devices, head to Settings > About Phone > System Update and check manually. No beta enrollment required.

The POCO F7 (standard version) and the POCO X series are confirmed to be next in line, with Xiaomi’s own tracker suggesting the rollout could come within 24 to 72 hours.

Full Update Table: Every Device Updated on April 13, 2026

Below is the complete, unabridged list of every device that received an update today. No entries have been omitted or summarized — completeness is what makes this tracker authoritative.

Which Regions Get Updates First — And Why It Matters

A consistent pattern has emerged across 2026: the Global (MI) region typically receives builds 48 to 96 hours ahead of Europe and Latin America. Xiaomi uses the Global region as a real-world stability testing layer before expanding to additional markets.

Indonesia and Russia frequently receive updates at the same time as Global — sometimes even earlier — particularly for high-volume devices like the Redmi Note 15 5G. Europe, on the other hand, tends to receive slightly different build variants, always identified by the EUXM suffix in the ROM code.

For users in the United States and Latin America, devices purchased with a Global ROM (MIXM suffix) are in the direct update queue. If your device is on a different region, you may see delays — or miss updates entirely. Understanding how to identify your Xiaomi region under HyperOS 3.1 is a critical first step before troubleshooting any missed update, as region mismatches account for most cases where users don’t receive OTA notifications on schedule.

HyperOS OTA Updates: What to Do If the Notification Doesn’t Appear

Even on update days as active as April 13, many users will not see an OTA notification right away. Xiaomi uses a staged rollout system — only a percentage of eligible devices in each region receive the push simultaneously, with the rest following over the next 24 to 72 hours.

If you’re not seeing the update, avoid factory resetting your device. A common bug in the HyperOS OTA delivery system can cause the notification to fail silently, but the fix is straightforward and does not require wiping your data. Knowing how to fix the HyperOS OTA bug without resetting your phone can save hours of frustration — and your personal data — especially on a rollout day when servers are under heavy load across multiple regions simultaneously.

What About Devices That Didn’t Receive HyperOS 3 or 3.1?

Not every device on today’s list is receiving HyperOS 3 or 3.1. The Xiaomi 12 Lite is a prime example: it is not eligible for HyperOS 2 or HyperOS 3, and today’s update was strictly a security patch under HyperOS 1. The Redmi Note 12S and the POCO X5 Pro 5G also received patches under HyperOS 2 and 2.2, respectively.

This distinction matters for users planning a device upgrade. Every Xiaomi product has a defined support window, and knowing the update deadline for your Xiaomi, POCO, or Redmi device helps you make informed decisions about when to hold — and when to move on. Devices approaching end-of-support will continue receiving security patches but will not advance to newer HyperOS versions.

Android 16 and the Road Ahead: What Comes After HyperOS 3.1?

The majority of devices receiving updates today are running Android 16 under HyperOS 3 or HyperOS 3.1. That’s a meaningful milestone — but the next question is already forming: what about Android 17 and HyperOS 4?

Xiaomi has begun laying the groundwork. The full list of Xiaomi devices confirmed for Android 17 covers more than 70 models, with eligibility criteria based on hardware generation and existing support commitments. If your device is currently receiving HyperOS 3 today, there is a reasonable probability it will be part of the Android 17 wave — but confirmation will depend on Xiaomi’s official announcements later in 2026.

Key Highlights from April 13, 2026

• POCO F7 Pro received HyperOS 3.1 (OS3.0.301.0.WOKMIXM) on Android 16, Public Release, Global region — first in the F7 series to hit 3.1.
• Xiaomi 17 received HyperOS 3.1 in India, Global, and Europe on the same day — three distinct builds, all on Android 16.
• Redmi Note 14 Pro 5G / POCO X7 entered Mi Pilot for HyperOS 3, build OS3.0.11.0.WOOMIXM, Android 16, Global region.
• Redmi Note 15 5G received HyperOS 3 in Russia, Indonesia, and Taiwan simultaneously — three regions in one rollout cycle.
• POCO F6, POCO F6 Pro, and POCO F5 all advanced in HyperOS 3 across Global, Europe, and Turkey respectively.
• Xiaomi 13 and Xiaomi 13 Pro received HyperOS 3 updates in Europe with the April 2026 security patch.
• Redmi 13 / POCO M6 (Moon) received HyperOS 3 in Europe, Russia, and Global — three builds on the same day.
• POCO M8 5G / Redmi Note 15 5G made its HyperOS 3 debut in Indonesia and Russia.
• Redmi Note 13 Pro / POCO M6 Pro received a European update, though with an older August 2025 security patch — worth noting for users expecting April 2026 parity.
• Xiaomi 12 Lite is confirmed ineligible for HyperOS 2 and HyperOS 3; it will continue receiving security patches only under HyperOS 1 until end-of-life.
• POCO F7 (standard) and the POCO X series are next in line for HyperOS 3.1 — expected within 24 to 72 hours.
• Redmi Pad 24 received HyperOS 3 in Russia with the March 2026 security patch — slightly behind the April 2026 patch seen on other devices.
• Redmi Note 12S received a HyperOS 2.2 update in the Global region with the April 2026 security patch.
• POCO X5 Pro 5G / Redmi Note 12 Pro Speed Edition received a HyperOS 2 update in Indonesia with the April 2026 security patch.
• Redmi Note 15 4G received HyperOS 3 (Full Release) in Global, build OS3.0.3.0.WPGMIXM, based on Android 16.
• Redmi Note 14S received HyperOS 3 (Public Release) in Europe, build OS3.0.2.0.WFOEUXM, based on Android 16.
• Redmi Note 13 5G received HyperOS 3 in Europe on Android 15 — one of the few devices in today’s batch still on Android 15.

FAQ — HyperOS 3.1 New Updates: April 13, 2026

1. Did the POCO F7 Pro receive HyperOS 3.1 today? Yes. POCO F7 Pro got HyperOS 3.1 (OS3.0.301.0.WOKMIXM, Android 16) as a Public Release in the Global region on April 13, 2026.

2. When will the POCO F7 standard get HyperOS 3.1? It’s next in line. The standard POCO F7 is expected within 24–72 hours, followed by the POCO X series.

3. What is the difference between Mi Pilot and Public Release? Mi Pilot is a limited test phase. Public Release means all users in that region can update without any enrollment.

4. Will the Xiaomi 12 Lite ever get HyperOS 3? No. Xiaomi 12 Lite is ineligible for HyperOS 2 and HyperOS 3. It receives security patches only under HyperOS 1.

5. How do I know if my device is in the Global region? Go to Settings > About Phone > HyperOS version. A MIXM suffix in the build code means your device is in Global.

6. Did the Redmi Note 15 5G get updated today? Yes. Redmi Note 15 5G received HyperOS 3 in Russia, Indonesia, and Taiwan on April 13, 2026.

7. Will I lose data when updating to HyperOS 3.1? No. OTA updates do not erase data. A backup is still recommended as a precaution before any major update.

8. Is Redmi Note 14 Pro 5G getting HyperOS 3.1 soon? Not yet. On April 13 it entered Mi Pilot for HyperOS 3. HyperOS 3.1 for this device is expected in a later phase.

Keep Tracking: Real-Time HyperOS Updates

Today’s wave is one of the largest single-day rollouts of 2026 — but it won’t be the last. If you want to follow every new build as it drops across all regions and devices, check out our HyperOS 3 Global update tracker in real time, updated continuously as new OTA releases are confirmed.

And if you’re curious about what’s coming next — including which devices are already positioned for HyperOS 4 and Android 17 — that article breaks down Xiaomi’s full eligibility list based on current support commitments and hardware generation criteria.

Valberth Vas, the expert behind TecnoVas Innovate, is the author of the company’s reviews and guides. His vast experience in the world of technology, with a particular focus on Xiaomi’s innovations, allows him to offer in-depth insights and clear guidance on the current technological landscape.