5 Xiaomi Models Are Receiving HyperOS 3 Updates in India: Check Yours!

Xiaomi has kicked off a fresh batch of HyperOS 3 updates in India, bringing Android 16–based enhancements, smoother animations, improved system stability, and refined UI elements to multiple Xiaomi, Redmi, and POCO devices. This month, five models have started receiving the update in the country, all under a Partial Release, meaning only selected units will see the OTA initially. A wider rollout will follow once Xiaomi confirms stability.

The new wave includes smartphones and a tablet, ensuring that HyperOS 3 is now expanding across Xiaomi’s ecosystem in India. If you own any of the models listed below, you might be next in line for the update.

The first device in this rollout is the Xiaomi Pad 7, which has received firmware version 3.0.1.0.WOZINXM. The update weighs 6.2GB and is currently limited to a Partial Release. This is one of the biggest HyperOS 3 updates pushed for a Xiaomi tablet in India, bringing smoother animations, optimized app scaling, better split-screen handling, and an updated control center layout. HyperOS 3 is particularly beneficial on larger screens, making multitasking and productivity features feel more fluid.

Next on the list is the Xiaomi 14, which has finally started receiving the long-awaited Indian rollout of HyperOS 3, after the update already reached global and European units earlier. The Indian build 3.0.3.0.WNCINXM is 6.3GB in size and is also a Partial Release. Xiaomi 14 users can expect improvements in animation fluidity, redesigned system elements, enhanced privacy controls, better RAM optimization, and more consistent thermal management. Since this is an early-stage rollout, only Mi Pilot and selected users will receive it for now.

Budget 5G devices are also part of this update wave. The Redmi 14C 5G and its POCO counterpart, POCO C75 5G, have both received the HyperOS 3 update with version 3.0.1.0.WGUINXM, sized at 4.8GB. These devices share identical hardware, so Xiaomi pushes updates for them simultaneously. HyperOS 3 brings a faster UI experience, reduced lag in animations, better battery efficiency, and fresher system visuals even for entry-level models. While the improvements may not be as dramatic as on flagship phones, users will see noticeable enhancements in daily performance.

Similarly, Xiaomi has rolled out HyperOS 3 for Redmi Note 14 5G and POCO M7 Pro 5G, both running on the same base hardware. They have received firmware 3.0.2.0.WOQNXM, with a size of 5.8GB. These mid-range 5G phones benefit from HyperOS 3’s improved scheduling engine, smoother transitions, enhanced network optimization, and upgraded camera-related tweaks. The update aims to improve performance under heavy multitasking and deliver a more consistent refresh-rate experience.

All five models listed above are currently in the Partial Release stage. This means that the update will not show up for every user immediately. Xiaomi typically tests the firmware with a smaller group before expanding the rollout to all units. If no major bugs are reported, the public release usually follows within one to two weeks. Users who wish to check manually can go to:

Settings → About Phone → HyperOS Version → Check for Updates.

HyperOS 3 is one of Xiaomi’s biggest upgrades in recent years. It introduces a completely reworked animation engine, redesigned lock screen and system apps, refreshed icons, improved memory management, enhanced battery efficiency, and deep ecosystem integration. Even budget and mid-range devices see significant refinements in usability and smoothness.

With this new wave of updates, Xiaomi continues its steady expansion of HyperOS 3 in India. More models are expected to join the rollout in the coming weeks as Xiaomi completes regional testing. If your device is on this list, the update may already be on the way — so keep an eye on your updater app.