With a huge number of smartphones in its catalog, Xiaomi sends out MIUI updates gradually: the flagships and the latest models receive them first, and then everyone else. The tradition has not changed in the case of the distribution of MIUI 13: it was expected that after the first update wave, the second would begin, which would cover 35 devices during the second to third quarters of 2022. This time period has ended, and the Xiaomiui profile edition found out which smartphones received the coveted firmware, and which ones have not been updated.
Smartphones that received MIUI 13 as part of the second update wave are marked with a “✅” checkmark. Models that should have been updated but never did are marked with a “❌”.
- Redmi 9 ❌
- Redmi 9 Prime❌
- Redmi 9 Power❌
- POCO M3❌
- Redmi 9T❌
- Redmi 9A❌
- Redmi 9i❌
- Redmi 9AT❌
- Redmi 9C❌
- Redmi 9C NFC❌
- Redmi 9 (India)❌
- POCO C3❌
- POCO C31❌
- Redmi Note 9❌
- Redmi Note 9S✅
- Redmi Note 9 Pro ✅
- Redmi Note 9 Pro India❌
- Redmi Note 9 Pro Max❌
- POCO M2 Pro❌
- Redmi Note 10 Lite❌
- Redmi Note 9T✅
- Redmi Note 10 5G✅
- Redmi Note 10T 5G✅
- POCO M3 Pro 5G✅
- Redmi Note 10S✅
- Mi Note 10✅
- Mi Note 10 Pro✅
- Mi Note 10 Lite✅
- Mi 10✅
- Mi 10 Pro✅
- Mi 10 Lite 5G✅
- Mi 10T✅
- Mi 10T Lite✅
- Mi 10i✅
- Mi 10T Pro ✅
We can safely assume that for models that did not receive MIUI 13 from the list of the second update wave, the update will still be released, only later. Probably, Xiaomi did not have time to optimize them for the new firmware and eliminate all kinds of bugs.
Source: Trash Box
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