Android 17 Based HyperOS 4 Rollout: Every Eligible Xiaomi, Redmi, and Poco Phone Revealed

Android 17 begin to surface. It marks the arrival of HyperOS 4. Xiaomi’s transition from MIUI to HyperOS was a turning point for the company. Now, HyperOS 4 is set to refine that experience with a “Zero-Legacy” approach, aiming for unprecedented speed and AI integration.

What is New in Android 17?

Google’s Android 17  is shaping up to be a refinement-focused update with a heavy emphasis on “Invisible Intelligence.”

Key Android 17 Improvements:

• Separate Quick Settings: Leaks suggest a new layout where notifications and Quick Settings are separated into two distinct panels (similar to iOS or current HyperOS).

• Advanced App Lock: A native system-level app lock that integrates with biometrics, removing the need for third-party or OEM-specific lockers.

• Predictive Back Gesture: Improved animations that show you where you’ll land before you complete a back swipe.

• Smarter AI Integration: Deeper hooks for Gemini to manage on-device tasks and context-aware notifications.

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What is HyperOS 4? 

HyperOS 4 is the next evolution of Xiaomi’s “Human x Car x Home” ecosystem. While previous versions focused on the transition from MIUI, HyperOS 4 is reportedly built on a “Zero-Legacy” protocol.

The “Zero-Legacy” Shift

Xiaomi has begun stripping away over a decade’s worth of old MIUI code. By removing these legacy dependencies, HyperOS 4 becomes:

1. Lighter: Occupying less system storage.

2. Faster: Faster app launch times and reduced background “stutter.”

3. Stable: Fewer crashes in the System Launcher, a common pain point in older builds.

Unlike HyperOS 2 or 3, version 4 is expected to use Rust and Flutter for core system apps, ensuring memory safety and smoother UI rendering.

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Android 17 + HyperOS 4: Key Features

The combination of Android 17’s privacy and Xiaomi’s performance tuning makes HyperOS 4 a power-packed update.

1. Performance & “Zero-Lag” UI

Thanks to the code cleanup, mid-range and budget devices will see the biggest speed boosts. The system intelligently prioritizes resources for active apps, significantly reducing frame drops during gaming.

2. HyperMind 2.0 (AI Features)

Xiaomi’s AI engine, HyperMind, gets a major upgrade. It will learn user habits—like automatically turning on “Do Not Disturb” during scheduled meetings or suggesting apps based on your location and time of day.

3. Enhanced Privacy & Security

HyperOS 4 adopts Android 17’s “Secure-by-Default” design. It includes a dedicated “Privacy Dashboard” that tracks which apps are accessing your camera, microphone, or clipboard in real-time with clearer indicators.

4. Advanced Interconnectivity

HyperOS 4 makes “cross-device” tasking seamless. You can start an edit on your Xiaomi phone and instantly pick it up on a Xiaomi Pad or even manage your Xiaomi EV (SU7) dashboard directly from the notification shade.

Rollout Timeline: 

While Xiaomi hasn’t released an official public roadmap yet, we can project the timeline based on historical patterns and early beta leaks.

• Internal Testing (Ongoing): Early builds are already being tested on flagship models like the Xiaomi 15 series.

• Beta Phase (May – July 2026): Following Google I/O 2026, Xiaomi is expected to launch the Android 17 Beta program for developers.

• Stable Release (August – October 2026): The first stable global rollout is expected to begin in August, starting with China and followed quickly by India.

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List of Xiaomi Devices Expected to Get HyperOS 4

The flagship series will be the first to taste the Android 17 HyperOS 4 rollout.

Model Series	Eligible Devices
Xiaomi 17 Series	Xiaomi 17 Ultra, 17 Pro, 17 Pro Max, 17
Xiaomi 15 Series	Xiaomi 15 Ultra, 15 Pro, 15, 15T, 15T Pro
Xiaomi 14 Series	Xiaomi 14 Ultra, 14 Pro, 14, 14T, 14T Pro, 14 Civi
Xiaomi 13 Series	Xiaomi 13 Ultra, 13 Pro, 13, 13T, 13T Pro
Mix & Civi	Mix Fold 4, Mix Flip 2, Civi 5 Pro, Civi 4 Pro
Tablets	Xiaomi Pad 8 Pro, Pad 7 Ultra, Pad 6S Pro 12.4

 

List of Redmi Devices Expected to Get HyperOS 4

Redmi devices remain the backbone of Xiaomi’s user base, and the Note series will receive priority.

• Redmi K Series: Redmi K90, K80 Pro, K80 Ultra, K70 Ultra, K70.

• Redmi Note 15 Series: Note 15 Pro+, Note 15 Pro (5G/4G), Note 15.

• Redmi Note 14 Series: Note 14 Pro+, Note 14 Pro, Note 14S, Note 14 (4G).

• Redmi Number Series: Redmi 15, Redmi 15C (5G/4G), Redmi 14R.

• Redmi Tablets: Redmi Pad 2 Pro, Redmi Pad Mini.

List of Poco Devices Expected to Get HyperOS 4

Poco users can expect the update to arrive shortly after the flagship Redmi counterparts.

• Poco F Series: Poco F8 Pro, F8 Ultra, F7 Ultra, F7 Pro, F7, F6 Pro.

• Poco X Series: Poco X7 Pro, X7, X6 Pro.

• Poco M/C Series: Poco M8 5G, M7 Pro, M7 5G, C85 5G.

• Poco Tablets: Poco Pad X1, Poco Pad M1.

Devices That May Not Receive the Update

Unfortunately, several popular models are reaching the end of their software support lifecycle. The following are unlikely to receive Android 17-based HyperOS 4:

• Redmi Note 13 5G

• Redmi 13C

• Poco M6 Pro 5G

• Xiaomi 12 Lite

• Redmi Pad SE 8.7

How to Check for the Update

Once the rollout begins, you can check for the update manually:

1. Go to Settings.

2. Tap on About Phone.

3. Tap the HyperOS version logo.

4. Click Check for Updates.

Should Users Wait or Upgrade?

If you are currently using a device from the Xiaomi 12 or Redmi Note 12 series, you may not receive HyperOS 4. Given the massive performance jump promised by the “Zero-Legacy” architecture, it might be the perfect time to upgrade to a newer model like the Xiaomi 15T or Redmi Note 15 Pro to ensure long-term support until 2030.

The Android 17 HyperOS 4 rollout is shaping up to be Xiaomi’s most stable and efficient update to date. By cutting out the “MIUI bloat” and embracing the security of Android 17, Xiaomi is finally delivering the lean, mean OS that fans have requested for years.