HyperOS 3 Is Coming! Discover the Top Xiaomi Devices on the List

Frederick Nyame

July 30, 2025

Xiaomi is almost ready to release HyperOS 3, and it’s shaping up to be one of the biggest software updates the company has rolled out in years. The update is based on Android 16, and it’s expected to go live sometime in September 2025. If you’re using one of Xiaomi’s newer phones, especially a flagship, you’re likely to be among the first to try it out.

These Xiaomi Phones Will Get HyperOS 3 First

Xiaomi has confirmed that its flagship devices will be first in line when HyperOS 3 drops. Here’s the current list of phones expected to receive the update right away:

Xiaomi 15
Xiaomi 15 Pro
Xiaomi 15 Ultra
Xiaomi 15T Pro
Xiaomi 14T Pro

For those who are into gaming, Xiaomi hasn’t left you out either. The update will also roll out early to:

Redmi K70 Ultra
Redmi K80 Ultra

And for the folks waiting for Xiaomi’s upcoming phones, both the Xiaomi 16 and Xiaomi 16 Pro will ship with HyperOS 3 already installed.

What’s New in HyperOS 3?

As a new major update, we all expect to see a full refresh of the operating system. HyperOS 3 promises enhancements in areas such as animations, performance and of course, a more polished interface. Xiaomi has also dedicated a lot of time to system stability and a snappier user interface. This will address most lagging and slowdown issues faced by some users.

Some key features include:

A revamped animation system that feels more fluid
Tweaked performance settings to keep things running smoothly
A cleaner look across menus and apps
Better integration across Xiaomi devices like tablets, watches, and even TVs

Read Also: Xiaomi Shifts Full Focus to HyperOS 3 After Wrapping Up HyperOS 2

When Can You Expect It?

Xiaomi is aiming for a September or October release window. As usual, it’ll roll out in phases—starting with the flagship models and then moving on to mid-range and budget phones later.

To stay in the loop, you can check for updates on HyperOSUpdates.com or grab the MemeOS Enhancer app from the Play Store. It lets you know when new software updates drop and gives you a few extra tools to improve your device.

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