Xiaomi HyperOS to be Launched in India Soon, Check Details

TechieBundle | By Shivam Singh Technology | Published Jan 03 2024 Image | FoneArena

Xiaomi is set to introduce HyperOS in India, a revamped interface replacing MIUI.

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The new interface has a touch of iOS vibes, yet it brings in a bunch of cool new features.

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HyperOS made its debut alongside the Xiaomi 14 series in China.

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Now, it is set to make its way to India, debuting with the initial devices in Xiaomi's flagship lineup.

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The HyperOS update is scheduled for January 2024, rolling out to devices such as Xiaomi 13 Pro and Xiaomi Pad 6.

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Other confirmed HyperOS-supported devices are Xiaomi 13 Ultra, 13T Pro, 13T, 13, Redmi Note 12, and Note 12s.

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