Guys as I said this week HyperOS 2 is coming for these Smartphone series

Redmi K70E/POCO X6 Pro (China)

Redmi K70/POCO F6/Redmi Turbo 3 (China)

Redmi K70 Pro/POCO F6 Pro (China)

Redmi K70 Ultra/Xiaomi Mi 14T Pro (China)

And as mentioned Redmi K70 Pro will receive HyperOS 2 tomorrow as mentioned.

Are you excited? 😆

A Brief History of the Redmi Brand

Xiaomi had made Redmi a separate brand with the Redmi Note 7. That’s why there was a need for a new Redmi logo. This was first introduced with the Redmi Note 7 in 2019.

Is Xiaomi Making Their Own Chipsets?

Rumors have been circulating for a while that China’s tech giants are capable of manufacturing chips in advanced nodes even without the need for extreme ultraviolet (EUV) lithography machines by ASML, and that local foundry SMIC has reportedly produced 5nm chips for Huawei. Now there seems to be a new member joining the ranks of the elite. According to the reports by MyDrivers and Wccftech, Xiaomi has successfully taped out its first 3nm SoC.
Though more details are yet to be confirmed, Wccftech indicates that it is possible that Xiaomi will launch the 3nm chipset sometime next year.

Xiaomi, according to the reports, has been developing its own custom chipsets for years. The first product is believed to be Surge S1, which was released with the Mi 5c smartphone in 2017. The report by MyDrivers suggests that the Surge S1, built on 28nm node, is a 64-bit octa-core processor.
Following the Surge S1, Xiaomi went on to develop several chips, reportedly including the Surge C1, Surge G1, and Surge T1, according to MyDrivers.
The information of Xiaomi’s recent success in its 3nm chip tape-out is reportedly disclosed by Tang Jianguo, Chief Economist of Beijing Municipal Bureau of Economy and Information Technology, at Beijing Satellite TV, MyDrivers notes. Citing Tang’s remarks, Wccftech indicates that the achievement is described as a historic milestone for China.

Wccftech further notes that as companies like Huawei have been prohibited from doing business with TSMC or Samsung due to U.S. trade sanctions, if Xiaomi does have reached the tape-out stage for its 3nm chipset, it could enable other Chinese companies, including Huawei, to leverage this technology in their devices.
However, more details are yet to be confirmed, as there are no updates on whether the SoC will use TSMC’s N3E process or the more advanced N3P node, according to Wccftech. Additionally, details about the chipset’s CPU cluster, GPU, or whether it will feature ARM designs or a custom architecture remain unknown. Therefore, it would be better to approach this rumor with caution

Xiaomi HyperOS 2 is rolling out soon on the Xiaomi 14T Series. And more models will be getting the upgrade soon.

To all Global and India users: please don’t expect your device to receive the update in November. It clearly states “Expected to start in November,” which means the update preparation will begin in November, not the actual rollout.

Only the Xiaomi 14 series, Xiaomi 14T series, Xiaomi MIX FLIP, POCO X6 Pro, and POCO F6 Pro will receive the update in November.

Similarly, in December, the HyperOS 2 update will roll out for the Xiaomi 13 series and POCO F6.

The rest of the devices are expected to receive the update in Q1 2025

Redmi K70E HyperOS 2 supports upto 12GB memory extension 🌟

The Mi Pilot Release of HyperOS OS2.0.0.11.VNLCNXM is now being rolled out for the Redmi K70E 📱

The Mi Pilot Release of HyperOS OS2.0.0.14.VNKCNXM is now being rolled out for the Redmi K70 📱

The Mi Pilot Release of HyperOS OS2.0.1.1.VNMCNXM is now being rolled out for the Redmi K70 Pro 📱

The Mi Pilot Release of HyperOS OS2.0.5.0.VNNCNXM is now being rolled out for the Redmi K70 Ultra 📱

Received HyperOS 2 officially in Redmi K70E 🌝😍