Xiaomi HyperOS 3 Updates List Released this Week

Xiaomi has significantly accelerated the rollout of its next-generation operating system this week by pushing multiple HyperOS 3 updates across Global, India, and Europe regions. These updates are based on the latest Android 16, bringing major system improvements, new UI refinements, and enhanced performance optimizations to supported devices.

While many Xiaomi, Redmi, and POCO users are still waiting for their turn, five major devices have already received the latest HyperOS 3 builds in different regions and rollout stages. These releases include both Partial Rollouts and Mi Pilot testing phases, showing that Xiaomi is carefully monitoring stability before expanding the update to millions of users worldwide.

This multi-region push clearly signals that HyperOS 3 is entering a key expansion phase, with stable builds now moving beyond internal testing and into active public distribution.

Devices That Received HyperOS 3 Updates This Week

The highlight of this week’s rollout is the inclusion of both premium flagship models and popular performance-focused smartphones. Below are the confirmed devices that received the HyperOS 3 update during this week in different regions.

The POCO F7 received the HyperOS 3 update in both Global and Indian markets. The Global build carries version 3.0.3.0.WOLMIXM with a download size of 7.2GB, while the India build is version 3.0.2.0.WOLINXM with a slightly smaller size of 7.0GB. Both updates are being pushed as Partial Releases, meaning only a limited number of users can access them initially. This staged rollout helps Xiaomi detect unexpected bugs before pushing the update to all users and unfortunately both updates have been rolled back due to some serious bugs/issues and a new update is on the way.

Next in line is the Xiaomi 15T Pro, which received the Global HyperOS 3 update with version 3.0.5.0.WOSMIXM and a package size of 7.2GB. This update is also marked as a Partial Release, indicating Xiaomi is prioritizing stability over speed for wider expansion.

In the Indian region, the Xiaomi 15 Ultra received an even more advanced build. It is currently running version 3.0.6.0.WOAINXM with a massive update size of 8.6GB. This release is part of the Mi Pilot program, meaning only selected testers can install the update at this stage. Mi Pilot updates usually arrive first with new features and deeper system changes before being prepared for the general public.

Alongside it, the Xiaomi 15 has also entered the Mi Pilot testing phase in India. The device received version 3.0.3.0.WOCINXM with a 7.8GB package size. This confirms that Xiaomi is prioritizing its flagship lineup for early HyperOS 3 access.

In total, four devices have officially received HyperOS 3 updates this week across different regions and rollout stages.

What HyperOS 3 Brings and What Users Should Expect Next

HyperOS 3 is one of Xiaomi’s biggest software upgrades to date. It focuses heavily on performance stability, battery efficiency, system animations, privacy improvements, and deeper AI-driven optimizations. Users can expect smoother scrolling, faster app launches, improved gaming performance, and better background task management after installing the update.

The Android 16 base further strengthens system security, introduces smarter permission handling, and improves overall memory utilization. Xiaomi has also refined its system UI framework, making everyday usage more fluid and visually polished without overloading the interface.

For users who have not yet received the update, there is no need to worry. Since all five releases this week are either Partial Rollouts or Mi Pilot builds, wider public rollout is clearly the next step. Once Xiaomi confirms stability across these test batches, broader availability will begin for millions of users globally.

To stay ready, users should regularly check for updates under Settings > About Phone > Updater, keep enough free storage space available, and ensure that their device battery is adequately charged before installation. A full data backup is also recommended as a general precaution before any major system upgrade.