Xiaomi EOS List: The list of devices that will not receive updates on Android & MIUI (02/03/2023)

After its release MIUI 14 , unfortunately for some users, they will have to wait for the  Xiaomi or Redmi Their devices will be one step closer in the EoL (on End of Life), especially if they are quite old.

The term EOL (end of life) or EOS (End Of Support) used for a smartphone that officially will no longer receive updates, neither for Xiaomi's MIUI operating system, nor for the upgrade to new Android versions.

So, after the unofficial lists we saw several days ago, now we have it for you official list published by Xiaomi itself, for all smartphones that will no longer receive updates on Android, but also security code updates.

What does the EOS list from Xiaomi mean?

If you have a Xiaomi device included in the list EOS by Xiaomi, you will no longer receive new updates from the company. This includes the security updates from Google, so it is important to be aware of the risks of using an old device. While Xiaomi devices are generally very secure, older devices may be more vulnerable to malware. Therefore, if you have a Xiaomi device that is on Xiaomi's EOS list, we recommend upgrading to a newer model.

The lists were updated on March 02, 2023

From 1March 2023, her Smartphones Redmi – Redmi K30 5G Speed, Redmi Note 8, Redmi Note 8T and Redmi 8A Dual have been added to  EOS list Xiaomi.

So, then Redmi K30 5G Speed, Redmi Note 8, Redmi Note 8T, and Redmi 8A Dual they will stop receiving updates as they have passed their life cycle in terms of support from Xiaomi.

The lists were updated on February 11, 2023

The latest official statement from Xiaomi indicates that the weekly update to the MIUI 14 Beta some smartphones will be suspended from the April 21 2023.

So, the Redmi K40 Pro / Pro+, Redmi K40, Xiaomi Mi 10S, Xiaomi Mi 11 Lite 5G, Redmi K40 and Redmi Note 10 Pro 5G Games will no longer receive updates on BETA version of MIUI 14, and on April 21, these smartphones will receive the last weekly update on MIUI 14 Beta.

Although the weekly updates MIUI 14 Beta in China will stop, however smartphones on the above list will continue to receive them stable (Global & EEA/EU) updates to MIUI 14. Stopping updates to the MIUI 14 Beta version does not mean that updates will never be released again. For a few more months, the above devices will continue to receive them Android security updates, but later, they will be added to the list EOS by Xiaomi, as always happens with old devices.

The lists were updated on December 27, 2022

Today it was announced by Xiaomi, that support for Android and MIUI upgrades for the POCO X2, Redmi K30, Redmi K30 5G, Redmi 8 και Redmi 8A. This means that the ROMs already released for the specific devices will also be the last ones to receive. There is no mention of a specific date, so this means that the break in upgrade support will be immediate.

Lists updated on November 27, 2022

From the 27 December 2022, Smartphones POCO X2, Redmi K30, Redmi K30 5G, Redmi 8 and Redmi 8A have been added to Xiaomi's EOS list. It was not surprising that such a development happened shortly before the official presentation of his new series Redmi K60. But the strange thing here is that the POCO X2 will not get update to MIUI 13. Its users POCO X2 have been waiting for the update to MIUI 13 for a long time, but now this smartphone has been added to Xiaomi's EOS list, and this indicates that it will not receive any new updates.

Lists updated on September 23, 2022

Today it was announced by Xiaomi, that support for Android and MIUI upgrades for the Xiaomi Mi A3 & Mi CC9e. This means that the ROMs already released for the specific devices will also be the last ones to receive. There is no mention of a specific date, so this means that the break in upgrade support will be immediate.

Lists updated on August 27, 2022

The Xiaomi Mi 8, Mi 9 and Redmi 7A is among the new devices added to this list. These devices received the MIUI 12.5 as a last update. After that, it will not receive security or MIUI updates from them August 25.

The lists were updated on 04 July 2022

The Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro known as Redmi K20 Pro came out of the box with MIUI 10 based on Android 9. This device had features like full 6,39 inch screen, 48MP triple rear camera and chipset Snapdragon 855. Unfortunately, the Mi 9T Pro known as Redmi K20 The Pro it was added to Xiaomi's EOS list a few days ago. This confirms that the Mi 9T Pro will not receive the update MIUI 13 and it shows that its last update is the MIUI 12.5. Users using this model, which draws attention to its capabilities, will not receive updates unless a major bug occurs.

In addition, the Mi 9T, the mid-range model of the series, has also been added to this list and it was previously confirmed that the latest Mi 9T update, MIUI 12 based on Android 11, is the latest version for this device. Unfortunately this device has not received the update MIUI 12.5.

Below we have Xiaomi's official position regarding the support of its devices through MIUI updates.

Overview of product support policy

We do our best to provide you with ongoing security updates for our smartphones, covering brands Xiaomi, Redmi and POCO. Security updates generally include the latest security patches, vulnerability fixes, and other security enhancements.

Usually, we will keep the security updates for at least 2 years after the first release of a particular device model. We will publish and regularly update the following list of products that enter the phase end-of-support (EOS), to help you check if your smartphone can receive security updates.

***We can support security updates for 3 years or more for some models that are subject to actual conditions. If a very serious security vulnerability is detected, we may also provide the necessary security fixes, even if your device is no longer supported.

The devices for which support is completely stopped (EOS – EOL / December 27, 2022)

We are no longer updating software or firmware updates (including security updates) for products on the EOS list of products listed below, and we may no longer respond to security vulnerability reports for these devices.

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As you can see, the last update from the above lists was made on February 11 2023, so it is quite recent and is expected to be renewed later with additional devices, which will soon complete the “life cycle”Their.

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