Check What’s New in HyperOS 3 Weekly Bug Report for Xiaomi Users

Xiaomi has released its latest HyperOS 3 Weekly Bug Report, highlighting several confirmed issues affecting Xiaomi, Redmi, and POCO devices running early HyperOS 3 builds. As the rollout of HyperOS 3 continues across regions, Xiaomi is actively tracking bugs reported by users and providing transparency on their investigation and fix status.

This week’s report covers five major issues, ranging from audio problems and call failures to display flickering and gaming crashes. Below is a detailed breakdown of each issue, affected devices, firmware versions, and current resolution status.

Issue 01: Poor Dolby Audio Quality

One of the most critical issues this week affects the POCO X7 Pro, where users reported noticeably degraded Dolby Audio output after installing HyperOS 3.

• Affected version: OS3.0.5.0.WOJMIXM
• Status: Discontinued / Rolled back
• Current situation: Identified and scheduled to be fixed in the next system update

Due to widespread complaints about reduced sound quality and broken Dolby enhancements, Xiaomi has completely discontinued this firmware. A corrected HyperOS 3 build with restored audio tuning is expected in the next rollout.

Issue 02: Call Noise or No Voice During Calls

Another serious problem has been identified on the POCO F8 Pro, affecting core calling functionality.

• Affected version: OS3.0.5.0.WPKEUXM
• Issue: Call noise or no voice heard by the other party
• Status: Identified and under active investigation

Users have reported that during voice calls, the microphone audio either fails to transmit or is replaced with distortion or noise. Xiaomi has confirmed the issue and is actively investigating the root cause. A fix is expected in an upcoming maintenance update.

Issue 03: Screen Flickering

Display instability has been reported by users of the REDMI Note 14 after the HyperOS 3 update.

• Affected version: OS3.0.4.0.WOGMIXM
• Issue: Screen flickering during usage
• Status: Identified and under investigation

The flickering appears intermittently, especially during scrolling or brightness changes. Xiaomi has acknowledged that the problem is software-related and is currently analyzing display driver behavior to resolve it in a future update.

Issue 04: BGMI Crashes and Device Restarts

Gaming-related instability has been confirmed on two devices while playing BGMI, one of the most popular mobile games in India.

Affected devices and versions:

• POCO F7 — OS3.0.2.0.WOLINXM
• Xiaomi Pad 7 — OS3.0.1.0.WOZINXM

Reported behavior:

• POCO F7 randomly restarts during BGMI gameplay
• Xiaomi Pad 7 force closes BGMI with an error pop-up
• Status: Identified and under active investigation

Xiaomi has confirmed that both issues are linked to system-level optimization and resource handling introduced in HyperOS 3. Engineers are working on stability improvements to prevent crashes and restarts during high-performance gaming scenarios.

Issue 05: Bluetooth Audio Cuts Off When Screen Turns Off

Bluetooth connectivity issues have been reported on the Redmi Note 14 Pro after updating to HyperOS 3.

• Affected version: OS3.0.3.0.WOFMIXM
• Issue: Bluetooth audio stops when the screen is turned off
• Status: Identified and under investigation

Users report that Bluetooth audio works normally while the screen is on, but playback stops as soon as the device locks. Xiaomi believes this is related to background process and power-saving optimizations and is actively working on a fix.

Xiaomi’s Approach to HyperOS 3 Stability

Xiaomi continues to follow a phased rollout strategy for HyperOS 3, allowing early builds to reach limited users while monitoring real-world feedback. Weekly bug reports like this demonstrate Xiaomi’s effort to maintain transparency and prioritize fixes before expanding updates to a wider audience.

Many of the listed issues are expected to be resolved through hotfix OTAs or upcoming HyperOS 3 maintenance builds in the coming weeks.

While HyperOS 3 brings major improvements in animations, performance, and system design, early builds are still experiencing stability challenges across multiple devices. Xiaomi has officially acknowledged all five issues listed in this week’s report and confirmed that fixes are either under development or scheduled for upcoming updates.

Users affected by these bugs are advised to:

• Avoid installing discontinued builds
• Keep checking the system updater for new patches
• Wait for official fixes instead of using unofficial firmware

Xiaomi’s HyperOS 3 rollout is evolving rapidly, and stability is expected to improve significantly with each update cycle.