HyperOS 3 beta rolls out globally ahead of September stable release

Memet Deniz Yucekaya

September 11, 2025

Xiaomi’s next-gen Android skin is now reaching global devices. The HyperOS 3 beta is officially live for international testers, just weeks after its China-only debut.

Global HyperOS 3 beta follows late August China launch

The HyperOS 3 beta first opened to Chinese users in August 2025. Now, Xiaomi is expanding the program globally. Interested users can enroll through the Xiaomi Community app, provided their device is on the eligibility list.

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Supported phones and tablets for the HyperOS test build

Currently, eight Xiaomi and Redmi devices are supported:

• Xiaomi 15
• Xiaomi 15S Pro
• Xiaomi 15 Pro
• Xiaomi 15 Ultra
• Xiaomi Pad 7 Pro
• Xiaomi Pad 7S Pro 12.5
• Redmi K80 Pro (Poco F7 Ultra globally)
• Redmi K80 Ultra

Seven more devices will join the beta on September 17:

• Xiaomi TV S Pro Mini-LED
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• Redmi K80 (Poco F7 Pro globally)
• Redmi K Pad
• Xiaomi Pad 7
• Xiaomi Pad 7 Ultra
• Xiaomi Mix Flip 2

Additional models are expected to be added on September 30.

Expect bugs and instability in this Android 16 preview

Beta software always carries risk. Xiaomi warns users that the update may break or exclude some features entirely. Users should back up all important data before installing the update.

Rollback options may be limited depending on the device, so early adopters should be prepared for possible bugs and crashes.

Stable HyperOS 3 launch reportedly just weeks away

If you’d rather wait for the full release, rumors point to a September 24 launch date for the first stable version. Xiaomi hasn’t confirmed that timeline yet, but it lines up with the brand’s usual rollout pattern.

Expect top-tier phones like the Xiaomi 15 series to be first in line.

Faster global access shows Xiaomi’s update shift

This early international launch shows Xiaomi is moving quickly on software. By bringing the beta abroad just weeks after China, the brand is closing the update gap that often frustrates global users.