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Xiaomi has confirmed that the three models will not receive MIUI 14!

Redmi Note 9, POCO M2 and Redmi 9 models showcased by Xiaomi in 2020 will not receive MIUI 14.


Android 13, which was introduced by Google in May and is now counted down for its stable version, is at the focus of the update work of smartphone manufacturers. Because Xiaomi will present MIUI 14, which is based on the new version, to users very soon. But this will also be the end of some popular models. Finally, the company indirectly confirmed that the three models will not receive the MIUI 14 update.


Redmi Note 9, Redmi 9 and POCO M2 will not get MIUI 14

According to the latest report shared by Xiaomiui, the Redmi Note 9, Redmi 9 and POCO M2 models, which were introduced to users in 2020, will not be able to receive the Android 13-based MIUI 14 update, which is expected to be introduced in the coming months.


The company does not have an official statement on the subject, but it is stated that the internal MIUI tests of the smartphones have been stopped as of now. On the other hand, they will continue to receive MIUI 13 versions for a certain period of time, but then they will be added to the EOS list on the company's website, which includes the phones whose update support has ended.


Other models that the company has terminated its update support are as follows;


mi 1

mi 2

Mi 2A

Mi A3

Mi 3

Mi 4

Mi 4S

Mi 4c

Mi 5

Mi 5s

Mi 5s Plus

Mi 5c

Mi 5X

Mi 6

Mi 6X

Mi 8 SE

Mi Note

Mi Note 2

Mi Note 3

Mi Note Pro

MIX

MIX 2

Mi MAX

Mi MAX 2

Mi A1

Mi A2

Mi A2 Lite

Mi Pad

Mi Pad 2

MiPad 3

MiPad 4

MiPad 4 Plus

Mi MAX 3

Mi 8 Lite

Mi CC9e

MIX 2S

Mi MIX 2S

Mi 8 Explorer Edition

Mi 8

Mi 9

MIX 3

Mi MIX 3

Mi 8UD

Mi 9 SE

Mi PLAY

redmi 1

Redmi 1S

redmi 2

Redmi 2A

Redmi 3

Redmi 3S

Redmi 3X

Redmi 4

Redmi 4X

Redmi 4A

Redmi 5

Redmi 5 Plus

Redmi 5A

Redmi Note 1

Redmi Note 1S

Redmi Note 2

Redmi Note 2 Pro

Redmi Note 3

Redmi Note 4

Redmi Note 4X

Redmi Note 5

Redmi Note 5A

Redmi Pro

Redmi 6

Redmi 6 Pro

Redmi 6A

Redmi S2

Redmi Y2

Redmi Note 6 Pro

redmi go

Redmi Note 7

Redmi Note 7S

Redmi Note 7 Pro

Redmi K20

Redmi 7

Redmi 7A

Redmi Y3

Redmi K20 Pro


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