Everything comes to an end, including the MIUI update for some phones. Xiaomi and other manufacturers are also letting go of some models so that new, cooler devices can benefit from support. Unlike in Europe, the company's home country also releases daily updates for all phones, called beta versions. This has weekly versionthat the "old" MIUI fans know you very well.
But what does it mean for us that China will stop providing daily beta updates for some phones? This will start a process that will lead to the discontinuation of other versions, so the Stable Global that we know will also be discontinued. From the daily beta to the stable global will not take long, because after the daily Chinese, the weekly and then the stable will stop being developed. From the Chinese stable, the Global Stable (EEA), which is also used here, will be available.
According to Xiaomi's announcement, the specified devices will not receive MIUI 13 Beta updates from 18 July 2022. After the daily beta is discontinued, it will still come out weekly and stable, but there is no word on the quantity. So we can expect support for these phones to stop completely before the end of this year:
- Mi CC9 Pro (Mi Note 10 / Pro - tucana)
- Redmi K30 5G (picasso)
- Redmi K30i 5G (picasso_48m)
- Redmi K30 (POCO X2 - Phoenix)
- Wed 10 (umi)
- Mi 10 Pro (cmi)
- Redmi K30 Pro (POCO F2 Pro - lmi)
- Wed 10 Youth (vangogh)
Luckily for us, not all phones were available in our country, so no one will be disappointed by the end of support. But the other phones! These are only 2 year old models! Well, that's a shame, and I'm sure you've got one of those too. I'll be back with more details when the European upgrade is discontinued! Which of the above phones do you use daily?
