Mumbai, March 21: Xiaomi has officially started the global rollout of the HyperOS 3 update for both the Xiaomi 13T Pro and Poco F5 users. While the update for the Xiaomi 13T Pro is not entirely new, as it initially launched about six weeks ago, it was retracted due to significant issues causing random reboots and boot loops.
HyperOS 3 Returns for Xiaomi 13T Pro
The revised HyperOS 3 build for the Xiaomi 13T Pro is expected to be free of critical bugs, thanks to Xiaomi’s extensive efforts to address the earlier problems. In addition to the features of HyperOS 3 and Android 16, this latest build includes the February 2026 security patch, although it is not the most current version.
Here are the firmware versions for the updated HyperOS 3 for the Xiaomi 13T Pro, as reported by Xiaomi Time:
- Xiaomi 13T Pro (Global): OS3.0.1.0.WMLMIXM
- Xiaomi 13T Pro (Turkey): OS3.0.1.0.WMLTRXM
- Xiaomi 13T Pro (Taiwan): OS3.0.1.0.WMLTWXM
- Xiaomi 13T Pro (Russia): OS3.0.1.0.WMLRUXM
Poco F5 Also Receives HyperOS 3 Update
The Poco F5 has also begun receiving the stable HyperOS 3 update. However, this version is based on Android 15, unlike the Xiaomi 13T Pro, which is getting an Android 16 build. The Poco F5 has already received two Android OS updates, making it ineligible for Android 16.
The HyperOS 3 update for the Poco F5 is being rolled out globally with the firmware version OS3.0.3.0.VMRMIXM. This update also includes the February 2026 security patch, which addresses numerous vulnerabilities to enhance device security.
Before testing the new features of HyperOS 3 on your Poco device, you will need to download an update package of approximately 2GB. It is advisable to use a stable Wi-Fi connection for such a large download. Additionally, ensure your device is charged to at least 40% and back up important data before proceeding with the installation.
If you own a Xiaomi 13T Pro or Poco F5, the HyperOS 3 update may already be available on your device. If you haven’t received a notification yet, navigate to Settings > My device and tap the HyperOS logo to manually check for updates.
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