There are two types of ROM update files, one is Recovery ROM other one is Fastboot ROM, as their name implies Recovery ROMs are installed via recovery while Fastboot ROMs are installed from fastboot interface using a computer. This guide talks about using Recovery ROMs to update a device.

1. Updating MIUI manually using built-in updater app

All Xiaomi phones come with MIUI’s built-in updater app and with this app we can either wait for the updates to arrive to our phone or we can manually apply updates.

First of all, we need to download an update package to our phone. To do this you can use our MIUI Downloader app

Here’s how you download the package;

Open the app, choose your device, choose the stable ROM, and then choose the region you want to download. And after that download the OTA package. You can check the image above if you didn’t understand.

After downloading update package;

Go to Settings > My Device > MIUI version.

Press several times on MIUI logo until “additional features are on” text comes up.

Tap on hamburger menu.

Now tap on “Choose update package” option.

Select the package you downloaded.

It will ask you to confirm to install it. Tap update. It should start the process.

What is MIUI Downloader?

MIUI Downloader (Free, Google Play) →

MIUI Downloader app is a Xiaomiui product, a must-have app for your Xiaomi devices. It has many unique features such as updating your Xiaomi devices, searching different region roms or one-click Android/MIUI eligibility check. This is perfect solution for quickly update your Xiaomi phone. In this way, you will be able to receive updates from the front row on your Xiaomi device. MIUI Downloader features are listed below.

2. Using XiaoMiTool V2 to update MIUI

You need a computer for this process.

XiaoMiTool V2 is an unofficial tool for managing Xiaomi phones. This tool downloads the latest official ROM, TWRP and Magisk and it decides the best way to install it on our device. But in this guide we will only be talking about installing ROMs using this tool.

To use this tool, you need to enable USB Debugging on your device. To do this;

1. Enter Settings > My device > All specs.
2. Tap “MIUI version” 10 times until a prompt that tells you that “you enabled developer options” appears.
3. Go back to main settings menu and enter “Additional settings > Developer options“.
4. Swipe down and enable USB Debugging.

After enabling USB Debugging we can continue on our process

1. Download XiaoMiTool V2 (XMT2) and install the downloaded executable file.
2. Run the app. There will be a disclaimer so read it carefully.
3. Choose Your Region.
4. Click “My device works normally I want to mod it“.
5. After that, connect your phone to your computer with a USB cable.
6. Select your device in the app. After selecting, tool will reboot your phone to gather information about your device.
7. If everything goes alright, you should see 4 different categories on the app.
8. Select “Official Xiaomi ROM” category.
9. Now you can install the latest version of MIUI to your phone.

3. Using TWRP to install updates

This Process requires a computer and an unlocked bootloader.

TWRP is open-source custom recovery image for Android devices. It provides a touch-capable interface that allows users to tinker with their devices. We have already made a guide on how to flash TWRP on your device. You can check it out here

1. Download the update you want to install.
2. Turn off your phone and power it on again using power + volume up buttons to enter TWRP recovery interface.
3. Tap on Install and find your ROM zip.
4. Tap on your update zip and swipe to flash.
5. Wait until the process is complete and reboot to system.

After this process you will probably need to reflash TWRP image on your phone because flashing any Official update replaces TWRP with Mi-Recovery.

Other Features of MIUI Downloader

Our carefully developed application has a simple and useful interface. No need for confusion, just get what you need. Moreover, it supports all Xiaomi devices on the market thanks to its wide range. Moreover, there is a search bar, you can easily find your device in the search section, either by device name or device code name. It is an application that should definitely be installed for Xiaomi users. Always keep your device updated with MIUI Downloader!

Includes All ROMs – MIUI Stable, MIUI Beta, Mi Pilot, Xiaomi.eu

You can find all MIUI versions of all MIUI ROMs you are looking for from our application. MIUI Global Stable, China Beta, Other Regions (Turkey, Indonesia, EEA etc.) In short, region or version doesn’t matter. You have option of Fastboot ROM or Recovery ROM, you can even go to the oldest versions. Just search, they are all available in our application. So, you can update your Xiaomi phone to the version you want.

Solution to ETA Questions – Android & MIUI Eligibility Check

We offer a unique solution to the “stay up-to-date” problem we mentioned at the beginning of topic. If you are wondering if your device will get MIUI 13 or Android 12 or 13, you can check it from our app. With the “Android 12 – 13 Eligibility Check” and “MIUI 13 Eligibility Check” menus, you can check which update your selected device will receive or not.

Hidden Features Menu

This feature we call Hidden Features, allows you to access hidden settings and features in MIUI that are generally inaccessible to user. None of these features require root, but some are experimental as they aren’t available on normal settings. With careful use, you can unlock extra MIUI features. Some features may differ from device to device.

System App Updater & Xiaomi News

There are many additional features in our application that will be useful to you, these are just a few of them. We also added “App Updater” menu so that you can update your system applications, it’s a nice option for update your Xiaomi phone. In this way, not only MIUI or Android version, but also your applications will always be up to date.

MIUI Downloader is purely a Xiaomiui product, it’s always updated and new features are added by us. Don’t forget to download our app from Play Store and give your feedback. Your feedback is important to us.

Android started in 2003, as a project to develop an operating system for digital cameras. After a year, in 2004 project changed to develop an operating system for smartphones. Then in 2005 Google bought the Android Inc. and Android OS became the most popular operating system globally with 130 million+ users worldwide.

T-Mobile G1 with Android 1.0

T-Mobile G1 is the very first android phone, it was released in September 22, 2008. It came with mostly landscape wallpapers.

Nexus One with Android 2.1 Eclair

Nexus One launched couple of years after than T-Mobile G1. It launched in 2010 and it came with Android 2.1 Eclair out of the box. Stock wallpapers still are mostly landscape and nature themed.

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Nexus S with Android 2.3 Gingerbread

Nexus S is a smartphone co-developed by Google and Samsung for release in 2010. It was the first phone to come with Android 2.3 Gingerbread operating system. Its wallpapers were for the most part abstract patterns and nature themes.

Android 3.0 Honeycomb

On February 22, 2011, the first tablet-only update released. The first device that ran this version was the Motorola Xoom tablet. This Android update included a new “holographic” user interface and new multitasking features.

Galaxy Nexus with Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich

With its gorgeous Super AMOLED screen, Galaxy Nexus was the first phone to come out with Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. Its wallpapers carried the same themes in earlier Nexus devices.

Android 4.1 Jelly Bean

Google announced Android 4.1 at the Google I/O conference on June 27, 2012. Jelly Bean’s primary aim was to increase performance and functionality of the user interface.

Android 4.4 KitKat

Android 4.4 KitKat launched alongside with Google Nexus 5 in 2013.

Android 5.0 Lollipop

Codename Android L was released on June 25, 2014. It had a redesigned user interface built around a responsive design language referred by google as “Material Design“. Nexus 6 was the first phone to launch with Android Lollipop

Android 6.0 Marshmallow

Android 6.0 Marshmallow was released for Nexus 5 and 6 in Google I/O on May 28, 2015.

Android 7.0 Nougat

Android N was first released as a developer preview on March 9, 2016. It allowed Over-The-Air upgrade for supported devices. Developer preview came with the famous Pink Sky wallpaper that can be found on GSI and Engineering ROMs. Google’s own Pixel and LG’s V20, were the first phones to be launched with Android N preinstalled.

Android 8.0 Oreo

Android Oreo was first released as a developer preview, codenamed Android O, on March 21, 2017. Android Oreo first come preinstalled on Google’s Pixel 2 series.

Android 9.0 Pie

Android Pie is the ninth major version of the Android operating system. It was first announced by Google on March 7, 2018. It introduced a new user interface for the quick settings menu and more interface changes accros the whole operating system. Like the older versions it was released firstly for Google’s Pixel phones.

Android 10

With Android 10, Google dropped the dessert themed naming of their operating system. The stable version of Android 10 was released on September 3, 2019. It came with completly revamped full-screen gesture navigation with new app open/close animations. Pixel 4 launched with Android 10 out of the box.

Android 11

Android 11 internal codenamed Red Velvet Cake was announced by Google on February 19, 2020. It came with small improvements on Android 10.

Android 12

Announced by Google on February 18, 2021 alongside the Pixel 6 series. It can be considered as a major upgrade from older Android versions as a result of the complete overhaul of the user interface. The New UI called by the name of “Material You”. With this upgrade, Google replaced the now famous Pink Sky wallpaper.

Link to the complete collection of the wallpapers can be found here.

MIUI 13 is the latest released OS version for Xiaomi phones. It’s released on December 28 along with Xiaomi’s newest Flagship lineup Xiaomi 12 Series. Newest edition of MIUI comes with many new optimization, privacy and visual changes.

MIUI 13 Wallpapers

Latest version of MIUI, comes with 41 new high resolution wallpapers. New MIUI 13 wallpapers are divided into 5 categories; Colored Glaze, Crystallization, Concerto, Natural Texture and Black Gobi.

Crystallization Wallpapers are made with collaboration between MIUI team and Beauty of Science (BOS) brand and these wallpapers show the various forms and changes of different crystals such as Vitamin C and citric acid during the formation process. The beauty of nature is touching.

Link to download MIUI 13 wallpapers

From the release of first generation of fast charging by Xiaomi in 2019, to the extreme fast charging system on MIX 4, Wired charging speeds increased by 7.5 times and the wireless charging speeds has increased by 12 times. Now with current devices on the market, included chargers can fully charge the phones in 15 minutes. With this increase of charging speeds and decrease of charging time, smartphone user’s habit of charging overnight changed to charging on the fly.

In order to achieve high speeds of charging, Xiaomi set fast charging as an important strategic direction in 2019. Xiaomi established four different Research and Development centers, In three years Xioami applied for more than 800 patents and released millions of devices equipped with fast charging systems.

120W single cell solution to improve battery life, lightness and thinness

Smartphones with wired charging speeds up to 120W use dual-cell system without exception. The price of high speed charging is to reduce the utilization of the internal space of the phone. The dual-cell battery when compared to single cell battery, capacity is about %3 to%4 lower than single cell, even more than that dual-cell batteries need another chip for charging and because of this efficiency will result in a waste of %3 to %4 of power. Single-cell battery can fix these problems but it faces a huge challenge to increase charging power above 100W.

Goal of the Xiaomi is to achieve best balance between battery life and charging performance and to achieve single-cell 120W wired fast charging.

Surge P1 and the 120W single-cell fast charging

In the past single-cell fast charging solutions, to convert 20V voltage input to the device into a 5V voltage, a series of parallel circuit of 5 different charge pumps is required. Because of this the curcuit produceses lots of heat, it is impossible to charge at full power for a long time and it is even more diffucult to achieve 120W fast charging, which is unacceptable for Xiaomi.

To redesign the entire charging architecture, it is necessary to redefine the function of the fast charging chip. The core of Xiaomi’s 120W charging is two self-developed smart charging chips; known as Surge P1. Surge P1 takes over the complex structure of the traditional 5 charge pump and convert the high-voltage power input to the mobile phone into a large current that can be directly charged to the battery more efficiently.

As the industry’s first discrete charging chip, Surge P1 has an ultra-hight efficient architecture. “The efficiency of the resonant topology is as high as 97.5%, the efficiency of the non-resonant topology is 96.8%, and the heat loss is reduced by 30%.”

Surge P1 undertakes a lot of conversion work: traditional charge pump voltage converters only need two working modes (transformation, pass-through), while Surge P1 needs to support 1:1, 2:1 and 4:1 conversion modes, and all modes need to support dual conduction, which means a total of 15 permutations and combinations of mode switching control, 7 times more than traditional charge pump voltage converters. The 1:1 mode makes the screen on charging more efficient, the 2:1 mode is compatible with more chargers and the 4:1 is needed for 120W charging. Reverse 1:4 and 1:2 modes support high-power reverse charging.

4:1 charging chip with the highest charging efficiency and the most difficult design

At the same time, Surge P1 is also the 4:1 charging chip with the highest charging efficiency from Xiaomi, which can achieve ultra-high power density of 0.83W/mm²,  LDMOS also reaches the industry-leading ultra-low 1.18mΩmm² RSP. The Surge P1 chip needs three different FLY capacitors with different voltage resistance. each capacitor needs an independent short circuit protection circuit and each operating mode needs to strictly control the precharge voltage, the number of power tubes is close to two traditional charge pumps, and because of the increase in topology design and functional complexity, each Surge P1 needs to pass more than 2500 tests before leaving the factory, which is much higher than the traditional charge pumps.

Conclusion

In the end, with Surge P1 chip‘s help, Xiaomi is able to simplify the charging circuit and at the same time the ultra-high efficiency of Surge P1 means that heat generation will be less and the full power charging can continue for a longer time.

The upcoming Xiaomi 12 Pro is the first smartphone from Xiaomi to be equipped with Surge P1. It supports 120W wired charging, 50W wireless charging and 10W reverse wireless charging.

In the fast charging industry, Xiaomi is ahead of other manufacturers, using self-developed charging chips. We will know more about Surge P1 and its capabilities on December 28!

Popular mobile software development community XDA shared screenshots of Google’s latest Android build called Android 13 “Tiramisu”. XDA is known for leaking early Android builds such as Android 12 and Android 12L (used to known as Android 12.1). They say “We have a high degree of confidence in the veracity of these screenshots.” and we believe them because their older leaks turned out to be correct. But Android 13‘s launch is far away from us, so every feature from these screenshots might not be included in the next version of the android.

Don’t forget to check out; XDA’s Exclusive look at Android 13

TARE

With Android 13 launch, Google is expected to release a new feature called The Android Resource Economy, shortened for TARE. With TARE, Google will restrict the number of tasks an application can plan through JobScheduler and AlarmManager relying upon the battery level and the requirements of the application.

New Lock Screen Clock Layouts

In Android 12, when there are no notifications the lock screen clock is shown in the two-line format but when notifications show up, the design changes to a single-line format, and returns to two-line format when notifications are cleared. The new setting allows users to use the single-line design constantly, something that users had been mentioning for some time.

App Languages

A new report from Android Police uncovered that Google is dealing with another new feature, codenamed ‘Panlingual’, for Android 13 that will allow users to characterize language settings on a for each application premise. With this new fature users can determine language settings for each app exclusively on their Android device.

Runtime Permission for Notifications

In Android, every app an user installed has permission to push notifications automatically but with Android 13 user can opt-in on notification services, like they do with location permission and camera permission. This means newly installed apps will request you notification permission if they want to. As the quantity of applications on our telephones expanded, so did the quantity of notifications and the number of applications that send ordinary notifications. With this new feature, Google is trying to decrease notification spam that is coming from apps.

1.Turning on Dark Mode

Dark mode is best known for its power savings on OLED and AMOLED screen devices but on devices that have LCD displays dark mode does not really have a impact on battery life. But what it impacts is with reducing blue light. Biggest blue light emitter is the sun but our phones emit blue light too. Blue light suppress the secretion of melatonin a hormone important for getting good sleep at night and with dark mode reducing blue light emitting from our display you are more likely to get a good night sleep.

2.Removing Bloatware

Xiaomi, Redmi and POCO phones come a lot with unwanted bloatware apps that can run in the background, eat up your processor and ram and reduce your battery life. Removing these apps probably will increase your phones performance. There are many ways to remove bloatware, like using ADB on your computer, using root, using magisk modules. We think that the one of safest ways to do this process is with Xiaomi ADB/Fastboot Tools and we already written a detailed article about this tool so we suggest you to check it out!

Check out How to debloat your Xiaomi phone with ADB!

3.Disabling ad services

Even after the years is Xiaomi still putting ads on their user interface. We talk about ads in system apps like security, music and file manager apps. Removing all the ads might not be possible but we can still reduce them a lot. Disabling Online content services from the apps will disable every ad from the app. Disabling data collecting apps like “msa” and “getapps” will reduce the ads.

Disabling Online content services;

• Go into the app you want to remove ads from
• Enter the settings
• Find and disable Online content services

Disabling data collecting apps

• Go into your settings app and enter the Passwords and Security tab
• Then go into Authorisation and revocation
• Disable “msa” and “getapps”

4.Changing animation speed

On miui animations are a lot slower than they should be. This makes your device feel slower than it is. We can increase animation speed or even remove the animations with developer settings.

• Open settings and go into My device tab
• then enter all specs tab
• after that find MIUI version and tap couple of times until it enables developer options

• to enter developer settings you need to go into Additional settings tab
• now swipe down until you see Window animation scale and Transition animation scale
• change values to .5x or animation off

5.Wi-Fi assistant

Ever felt that your internet speeds are low on your phone? While playing games your ping is higher than you expect? Then Wi-Fi assistant feature built into MIUI can help you solve these issues.

• Go into Settings > WLAN > WLAN assistant > Enable Traffic mode > Enable Fast connection

With WLAN Assistant you can even use your mobile data and wi-fi at the same to boost your internet speed but be careful of additional carrier fees

• WLAN assistant > Use mobile data to boost speed

6.Changing screen refresh rate

These days almost all Xiaomi phones come with high refresh rate screens from 90hz to 144hz! But Xiaomi doesnt enable high refresh rate out of the box and many people use their phone without enabling this feature. Yes we know using high refresh rate decreases your battery life but we think its a fair compromise because high refresh rates make your phone smoother and today 60hz is unpleasent to use.

• Go into settings > Display > Refresh rate and change it to 90/120/144hz

As we said before on some devices 90 Hz is not available in the settings but with “Adaptive refresh rate” screen can turn down refresh rate from 120 Hz to 90 Hz. And with 3rd party apps we can use 90 Hz all the time. You might ask; “why use 90 Hz when i could use 120 Hz?”. Increasing refresh rate to 120 Hz will lower your battery life because screen works harder than 60 Hz. But with 90 Hz it’s kind of like a sweet spot for usage, 90 Hz does not use much power as 120 Hz and its almost smoother as 120 Hz. So here is how to force your display to 90Hz without root!

Force enabling 90 Hz with 3rd party app

For this process you dont need root you will only need an app that can be found on Google Play Store

Download SetEdit (Settings Database Editor) from google play store

Before starting, be careful any setting you change besides our guide tells you to change might cause issues with your phone and we are not responsible for these issues.

• Start with enabling Show refresh rate in Developer settings
• To enable Developer settings;
• Enter Settings > My device > All specs
• Tap on MIUI version until it enables Developer settings

• Enter Additional settings > Developer settings > scroll down until you see “Show refresh rate” option and enable it

With enabling this option you can now see the screens refresh rate on your display.

• Open SetEdit
• Scroll down until you see “user_refresh_rate”
• Tap on it and a pop-up window will show up, hit EDIT VALUE

• Change value to 90 and save changes

• Now exit the app and reboot your phone
• After rebooting enable Show refresh rate option in Developer settings to confirm the screen running on 90 Hz mode

If this didnt work try changing your refresh rate back to 120 Hz and rebooting. After reboot do the same steps until screen uses 90hz mode.

Congrats! If everything went smoothly and with no issues you can use your phone with 90 Hz.

With POCO F3/Redmi K40/Xiaomi 11X after enabling 90 Hz there might be color inconsistencies appearing on the display. This is to be expected because MIUI’s color calibration is especially bad on this devices.

With MIUI 13 update Xiaomi will use the same strategy they used with MIUI 11. This means MIUI 13 update will not be a big update compared to MIUI 12 and they will probably release Stable MIUI 13 Builds quickly after the announcements. This does not mean that they won’t release beta builds of the new update. This means they might push stable builds of MIUI 13 on the release date. As we can see from the leaks of MIUI 13 there wont be much difference between MIUI 12.5; only small visual changes, performance improvements, app updates, some new features… So it will be easier for the developer team to fix bugs and release the new update on MIUI for our Xiaomi devices.

Redmi K40 and Newly released Xiaomi 11 Lite 5G MIUI 13 build found on the Xiaomi’s ROM building server

Redmi K40/Poco F3/Xiaomi 11X (Alioth) and Xiaomi 11 Lite 5G (Renoir) seen with MIUI 13 Android 12 builds.

With this devices getting added to the list of devices that may get MIUI 13 Builds on the December 28 complete extends to;

Xiaomi 11 Ultra, Xiaomi 11 Pro, Xiaomi 11, Xiaomi 11 Lite 5G, Redmi K40 Pro+, Redmi K40 Pro, Redmi K40
(List may be extended with other devices after Xiaomi builds MIUI 13 for more devices)

Current MIUI 13 stable builds:

• Xiaomi Mix 4: V13.0.0.7.SKMCNXM
• Xiaomi 11 Ultra: V13.0.1.1.SKACNXM
• Xiaomi 11 Pro: V13.0.1.1.SKACNXM
• Xiaomi 11: V13.0.1.1.SKBCNXM
• Xiaomi 11 Lite 5G: V13.0.2.0.SKICNXM
• Xiaomi 10S: V13.0.0.5.SGACNXM
• Redmi K40 Pro+: V13.0.1.1.SKKCNXM
• Redmi K40 Pro: V13.0.1.1.SKKCNXM
• Redmi K40 Gaming Edition: V13.0.0.1.SKJCNXM
• Redmi K40: V13.0.1.0.SKHCNXM
• Redmi Note 10 Pro 5G: V13.0.0.1.SKPCNXM

Compared to the list we released before we can see some devices are ready for release. V13.0.1.x builds are ready for release but V13.0.0.x builds are not ready for release but further on these builds can get released as stable beta updates.

It is still expected from xiaomi to released stable version on December 28 MIUI 13 for Xiaomi 11 Ultra, Xiaomi 11 Pro, Xiaomi 11 ,Redmi K40 Pro, Redmi K40 Pro+, Xiaomi 10S, Xiaomi 11 Lite 5G, Xiaomi MIX 4, Redmi K40, Redmi K40 Gaming, Redmi Note 10 Pro 5G . The devices that will have the beta version of MIUI 13 are Xiaomi Mix FOLD, Xiaomi Mix 4, Xiaomi 11 Ultra, Xiaomi 11 Pro, Xiaomi 11, Xiaomi 11 Lite 5G, Xiaomi Civi, Xiaomi 10 Pro, Xiaomi 10S, Xiaomi 10, Xiaomi 10 Ultra, Xiaomi 10 Youth Edition , Xiaomi CC 9 Pro / Xiaomi Note 10, Xiaomi Tab 5 Pro 5G, Xiaomi Tab 5 Pro, Xiaomi Tab 5, Redmi K40 Pro / Pro+ / Xiaomi 11i / Xiaomi 11X Pro, Redmi K40 / POCO F3 / Xiaomi 11X, Redmi K40 Gaming / POCO F3 GT, Redmi K30 Pro / POCO F2 Pro, Redmi K30S Ultra / Xiaomi 10T, Redmi K30 Ultra, Redmi K30 5G, Redmi K30i 5G, Redmi K30 / POCO X2, Redmi Note 11 5G / Redmi Note 11T, Redmi Note 11 Pro / Pro+, Redmi Note 10 Pro 5G / POCO X3 GT, Redmi Note 10 5G / Redmi Note 10T / POCO M3 Pro, Redmi Note 9 Pro 5G / Xiaomi 10i / Xiaomi 10T Lite, Redmi Note 9 5G / Redmi Note 9T 5G, It will be Redmi Note 9 4G / Redmi 9 Power / Redmi 9T, Redmi 10X 5G, Redmi 10X Pro. Of course, MIUI 13 will be exclusive to China in the first place, and the Global version will come later.

To get notified on the latest MIUI releases, consider following our MIUI Download Telegram Channel!

Apps like Facebook, Xiaomi data collecting apps and Google Services can eat up ram in the background even if you dont use them. Uninstalling these unwanted apps can free up space on your storage and can speed up your phone. There are many ways to debloat your device but in this guide we will be only using the Xiaomi ADB/Fastboot Tools method.

You will need a computer for this process.

How to Debloat MIUI

First of all you need to connect your device to your computer in ADB mode. to do this;

• Go into the Settings > About phone > All specs > And tap on the MIUI version repeatedly to enable Developer Options.

  

• Then go to settings > additional settings > developer settings (at the bottom) > scroll down and enable USB debugging and USB debugging (Security settings)
  

Now you need your computer to download Xiaomi ADB/Fastboot Tools.
download the app from the Szaki’s github downloads.
you will probably need Oracle Java to run this application.

• Open the application and connect your phone to your computer with a usb cable
• Your phone should ask for authorisation click ok to continue
  
• Wait for the app to recognise your phone

Congrats! Now you are ready to delete apps you dont want. but wait you shouldnt delete every app you see here. Some apps are needed for your phone to work and deleting them might cause your phone to not boot into android system( if this happens you need to wipe your phone to get it working again this means losing all your personal data). Tick the apps you want to uninstall and press the uninstall button at the bottom. If you accidently delete a app you didnt want to delete you can reinstall apps with the “reinstaller” tab.

Some Systems and Devices That You Can Debloat

Debloat process can be done on all phones. But for the sake of being a clear example, we have listed some phones below. Let’s have a quick look at them.

• mi 11 ultra
• xiaomi mi
• poco f3
• xiaomi 12 pro
• redmi note 10 pro
• poco x3
• poco m4 pro

That’s it for our guide on how to debloat your Xiaomi phone with ADB. We hope you found this information helpful! If you have any questions or suggestions, please share them with us in the comments below. And don’t forget to share this post with your friends and family members who might also find it useful. Thanks for reading!