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Xiaomi will update 40 devices to MIUI 9 Comments

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  • mi fan
  • d%E
  • 18 Jan 2018

They update miui only not the android version which means it may be so laggy on those old version of android.

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  • Max
  • HsL
  • 18 Jan 2018

So what, MIUI is just a skin, it's not like they gonna update all phones to Nougat and provide latest security patch for them. Goddamn Chink trash brands like Xiaomi are pure shit.

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  • AnonD-275948
  • GLN
  • 18 Jan 2018

Anonymous, 17 Jan 2018Check your security updates version. I suppose it'll be of 2017. I dare you to find a sub 100 ... moreall two devices are from 2016 second half and security updates are somewhere the middle of 2017, no big deal. Anyhow I can install costume ROM's but the problem is that they try to foul you with this kind of fake advertisement "MIUI 9 for 40 Devices", but after all it's just a launcher customisation and nothing really on the Android version side or security patches... read the forum on their site!

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  • AnonD-731557
  • X}Q
  • 18 Jan 2018

This is horse shit. They never updated android on my mi pad 1. After miui 7, 8 it was still 4.4 . miui 9 for mi pad also comes with 4.4 with security patch from 2016. Such a joke.

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  • AnonD-726356
  • Kix
  • 18 Jan 2018

Where is Xiaomi Mi4i???
Why Xiaomi always discriminate for Mi4i?
Did Xiaomi forget that Mi4i is sold officially in Indonesia, and sold hundreds thousand unit??

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  • Kristic
  • tE%
  • 18 Jan 2018

Nougat Update has already been circulated to most of the high end devices including the Redmi Note 4. Yes it is heavily customized but there is no problems in the response time of apps.
Xiaomi good to go..

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  • AnonD-80360
  • GQY
  • 18 Jan 2018

ST, 18 Jan 2018MIUI too heavily customized. Plus, too CHINESE. no there is a global rom too.

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  • Nokialicious
  • M7r
  • 18 Jan 2018

Which apps not supported for Android 4.4?

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  • rahulk29
  • 7t}
  • 18 Jan 2018

still no update for redmi note 3 (SD) ,redmi 3s prime , Mi PAD 1 ?

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  • vincent
  • 6cp
  • 18 Jan 2018

my phone (redmi 4 prime) is already on MIUI 9 but still MM base not a Nougat....
spec better than Redmi 4X (already have MIUI 9 Nougat)

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  • Chuck
  • xmV
  • 18 Jan 2018

MIUI 9 is NOT Android 7 Nougat. Please don't mislead potential customers into thinking that Xiaomi keeps phones updated because that was a lie that got me.

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  • Luxor
  • tVn
  • 18 Jan 2018

AnonD-731500, 17 Jan 2018Did you even read? It's Mi 5X which running on MIUI that appeared on that list instead of Mi A... moreBecause I read the reason why I assumed it Mi A1. I dont look at picture much. I clicked on it and it leads me to MiA1 page. Ok. No bashing.

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  • Anonymous
  • IW@
  • 18 Jan 2018

ST, 18 Jan 2018I used to own REDMI NOTE 4 and all of a sudden after 1.5 year, it kaput. I bought another RED... moreNever had quality issues with Xiaomi phones despite they're being cheap devices. Our household actually has 6 Xiaomi phones ranging from Redmi 4x, Redmi Note 4, Mi Max Prime and Mi Max 2. Not a single quality issue encountered. Your case is likely isolated if not a case of mishandling/abuse. Yes, Xiaomi's phones are not as well built as Huawei's flagships but they are durable enough to outlast phones costing twice their price like those midrange Samsungs that never get software updates.

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  • iwj
  • 18 Jan 2018

OogWay, 18 Jan 2018Great to know. But the bigger question is: When? No dates given mean just a blank cheque. Xiao... moreMIUI too heavily customized. Plus, too CHINESE.

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  • Luxor
  • tVn
  • 18 Jan 2018

AnonD-716048, 17 Jan 2018Wow you are dense... reading and comprehension not your forte is it? "Anyway, here is the full... moreNo no. I never said already updated but it is released with Nougat out of the box. That is what i mean it is already Nougat. You yourself have low comprehension trying to point fingers. You think I only look at pictures? I even click on that picture to confirm it and it lead me to Mi A1 page. Even so if I mistake it as Mi A1 why does 5X with MiUI9 nougat out of the box need to be updated to MIUI9? Sorry, Im not a fan of Xiaomi. And it is hard to trust news these day. Btw, I read all of the article. Enlightened me.if you are such a nice fanboy of Xiaomi. No need to bash people. You are detering people from buying Xiaomi instead of helping.

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  • ST
  • iwj
  • 18 Jan 2018

I used to own REDMI NOTE 4 and all of a sudden after 1.5 year, it kaput. I bought another REDMI NOTE2 and used it for less than 1 year and it went kaput again. Since it was still under warranty, I bought it to MI service centre. But they told me that it was due to my negligence, therefore, they need me to pay for the repair. (personally, I think it was due to substandard parts).

Now I don't buy any MI phones... after years of terrible Xiaomi substandard products. Too bad that Xiaomi still offer updates for OLD phones, but really, how many people still own OLD xiaomi phones, when they can't last more than 2 years.

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  • Anonymous
  • IW@
  • 18 Jan 2018

This is what I like about Xiaomi. They care a lot about their customers/users, updating even very cheap entry level phones regularly, (like the dirt cheap Redmi 4/4x's). In Samsung world, entry level Samsung phones and tablets and even midrange ones costing a lot more than Redmi 4's/4x's never get a single software update/upgrade.

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  • Domestoboto
  • PSv
  • 18 Jan 2018

Yeah, MIUI version updates are NOT THE SAME as Android version updates. Yes, the Mi 2 will run MIUI 9 soon, but it will still be on Android 4.4 Kitkat. App incompatibilities abound.

Heck, there's no word if the first Mi Mix will get Android Oreo with MIUI 9.

Oh, well...

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  • Joe
  • nuP
  • 18 Jan 2018

What is with MI3?

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  • Boy
  • tR3
  • 18 Jan 2018

Where is Mi4i
Heard it was supposed get miui 9 as the last update but even that isn't mentioned

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