Today Xiaomi announced a few other Mi phones can upgrade to MIUI9. Those models include the Xiaomi Mi 3, Redmi Note 2, and Redmi Note 3. Thus it turns out we are dealing with a symbolic number – there are up to 27 Xiaomi phones getting the MIUI9 update on December 27.
Actually, the MIUI9 upgrade strategy differs from the one seen in MIUI8. Look, on July 26 Xiaomi officially released MIUI9. Next day it started working on the BETA version that was tested on a selected number of models. On September 28, the MIUI Team completed the development of the final version and announced it will push an update to up to 50 models even including the Mi 2 and Mi 2S.
However, there were some problems with the final version of MIUI9. The Stable Version started pushing out only on October 31. Currently, there are 27 models getting (or already got) their MIU9 update, which simply means other 23 models will get it soon.
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According to the manufacturer, almost all Xiaomi phones launched since 2014 will be updated to MIUI9. As for now, only following models can run on a newer software: Mi MIX 2, Mi Note 3, Mi 6, Mi Max 2, Mi 5X, Mi 5, Mi 5C, Mi MIX, Mi Note 2, Mi 5S, Mi 5S Plus, Mi Note, Mi 4S, Mi 4C, Redmi Note 4, Redmi Note 3, Mi Max, Redmi Note 5A, Redmi 5A, Redmi Note 4X, Redmi 4X, Redmi 5, Redmi 5 Plus, Redmi 4, Redmi Note 2, Redmi Note 3, and Redmi 2.
There are few ways to update to MIUI9. First, you should get a notification about the availability of the OTA update. Second, you can check for it yourself by going to Settings – My Device-MIUI Version. And finally, you can learn about it via the MIUI Forum.
So Xiaomi is continuing to ignore Redmi pro!! They are so fake. Indeed I wonder why in first place they had to release it when they never had intentions of supporting it Software wise in first place!
Quite simply if you want support from both OEM and community avoid MTK.
Yeah this is one of the big reason i stay away from MTK Soc. Their Android support sucks
But I wonder what could be MTK’s reasons behind this, they will slowly be loosing Market. But for Xiaomi they have many other MTK based phones whose software is supported, I think they realised later that they made a very fantastic phone for money hence trying to cut it’s abilities else it would have killed the market for there flagship phones by then
It never whose so good; from GPU throttling to the fact that deca core setup simply whose stupid. You don’t live of synthetic benchmarks.
Just got on my Redmi pro!
So Xiaomi is continuing to ignore Redmi pro!! They are so fake. Indeed I wonder why in first place they had to release it when they never had intentions of supporting it Software wise in first place!
Quite simply if you want support from both OEM and community avoid MTK.
Yeah this is one of the big reason i stay away from MTK Soc. Their Android support sucks
But I wonder what could be MTK’s reasons behind this, they will slowly be loosing Market. But for Xiaomi they have many other MTK based phones whose software is supported, I think they realised later that they made a very fantastic phone for money hence trying to cut it’s abilities else it would have killed the market for there flagship phones by then
Just got on my Redmi pro!
It never whose so good; from GPU throttling to the fact that deca core setup simply whose stupid. You don’t live of synthetic benchmarks.