The update will initially be released for Chinese models from the end of March. It will arrive in Europe in the first half of 2023.
A post published on Xiaomi Community has unveiled the list of Xiaomi smartphones that will be updated with the new version of the MIUI 14 custom interface. The list is quite substantial and includes many models of the Chinese company that are decidedly varied also with regard to the release date, such as the Xiaomi 11 and related variants.
Given the source, the smartphones mentioned are now for the Chinese variants, even if some products are in common with the western markets or have a practically identical counterpart. The update will arrive over the next few months, starting from the end of March, and will bring Xiaomi’s customizations based on Android 13. MIUI 14 was introduced together with the 13 series smartphones but, as can be seen, by scrolling through the list, it will embrace a rather large audience of products.
MIUI 14: Compatible Xiaomi Smartphones
- Xiaomi MIX 4
- Xiaomi 12X
- Xiaomi 11 Ultra
- Xiaomi 11 Pro
- Xiaomi 11
- Xiaomi 11 Lite Vitality Edition
- Xiaomi 11 Lite
- Xiaomi 10S
- Xiaomi Civi 1S
- Xiaomi Civic 2
- Redmi K40 Pro
- Redmi K40S
- Redmi K40
- Redmi Note 12 Pro
- Redmi Notes 12 Pro Plus
- Redmi Notes 12 5G
- Redmi Note 12 Explorer Edition
- Redmi Note 12 Trendy Edition
- Redmi Note 11T Pro
- Redmi Note 11T Pro Plus
- Redmi Notes 11E
- Redmi K40 Gaming Edition
- Redmi Note 10 Pro
- Redmi Note11 Pro
- Redmi Note 11 Pro Plus
The international variants of the aforementioned phones will likely receive the new firmware with MIUI 14 a few days after the release for the Chinese models. For the moment, the global update program is missing, which will certainly be announced later, probably with press releases issued by the local branches. Among the innovations introduced with the new interface, there are greater possibilities to customize the devices and improvements for privacy, security, and the management of ecosystems composed of Xiaomi products.
However, beyond these details, it is clear that the Chinese company is working to improve the software support over time for its devices. An aspect that has made the difference, for example, is the Samsung galaxy, allowing the Seoul giant to establish itself also in the medium-low segment of the market.
