Google announced the latest version of its proprietary Android 13 mobile operating system just a couple of months ago.
Major manufacturers are already actively testing this OS on their devices. Not so long ago it became known that Xiaomi distributed a test assembly based on Android 13 to 67 models of Xiaomi, Redmi, Poco smartphones. The complete list looks like this:
- Mi 10S;
- Mi 11;
- Mi 11 Pro;
- Mi 11 Ultra;
- Mi 11i;
- Mi 11X;
- Mi 11X Pro;
- Xiaomi 11i/Hypercharge;
- Xiaomi 11T/Pro;
- Mi 11 Lite 4G/5G/LE/Lite NE 5G;
- Xiaomi 12S;
- Xiaomi 12S Pro;
- Xiaomi 12 Pro Dimension Edition;
- Xiaomi 12S Ultra;
- Xiaomi 12;
- Xiaomi 12 Pro;
- Xiaomi 12 Lite;
- Xiaomi 12X;
- Xiaomi 12T;
- Xiaomi 12T Pro;
- Xiaomi Mix 4;
- Xiaomi Mix Fold/Fold 2;
- Xiaomi Civi / Civi S;
- Xiaomi Civi 2;
- Redmi Note 8 2021;
- Redmi 10 5G;
- Redmi 11 Prime 4G/Prime 5G;
- Redmi Note 10S;
- Redmi Note 10 Pro;
- Redmi Note 10 Pro Max;
- Redmi Note 10 Pro 5G;
- Redmi Note 11 Pro+ 5G;
- Redmi Note 11T Pro/11T Pro+;
- Redmi Note 11 SE (India)
- Redmi Note 11E/11R;
- Redmi K40/Pro/Pro+/Gaming/K40S;
- Redmi K50/Pro/Gaming/K50i/K50i Pro/Redmi K50 Ultra.
- Poco F3/GT;
- Poco X3 GT/X3 Pro/X4 GT/X4 GT Pro;
- Poco F4/GT;
- Poco M4 5G;
- Poco M5.
In addition to smartphones, the manufacturer has also released test firmware for the current Xiaomi Pad 5/5 Pro/5 Pro 5G/5 Pro 12.4 tablets.
At the same time, you should not expect that all these devices will receive an update to Android 13 very soon.
The developer will traditionally roll out the update in stages, primarily paying attention to current flagship devices.
But you can be sure that smartphones with Android 13 test firmware will eventually switch to the proprietary MIUI 14 shell.
