MIUI 14.5 abandoned headlines might have disappointed Xiaomi fans, but don’t worry as a new version will soon make its way to your devices – MIUI 14.1. Yes, it looks like the company has started ‘behind-the-scenes’ testing of new software that will take off in the upcoming months.
According to the latest inputs, Xiaomi MIUI 14.1 will be uprooted on the Android 14 platform and will offer noteworthy improvements to devices. Eventually, it adds the hope of delivering a bunch of useful and amazing enhancements over the current MIUI software.
So far, users were expecting a fresh build that can offer relief from uninvited bugs of the MIUI 14 installation. No doubt, the Android 13-based firmware unlocks a variety of prominent features as well as capabilities for Xiaomi handsets. However, the unusual lags in the system and abnormal functioning of the major segments such as the camera in the phone, have raised a dissatisfactory note among users.
Hence, it is important to gain some new changes to overcome the issues of the previous build. And it seems that we don’t have to wait much in this aspect as MIUI 14.1 is set to arrive soon. The information reveals that we may find this offering somewhere between August and November 2023 in a gradual rollout method.
Initially, the update will be available to a handful of users and thereafter it will shift to a broader release. Though the timeline is framed on speculation, we could find some shift in the release date of this upgrade. Whatever the scenario is, we will keep you posted on this matter with the latest details.
Eligible Devices
Being a new update, MIUI 14.1 will first reach the top-end models of the company. Here is a list of flagship devices that are expected to receive the MIUI 14.1 software update at the early stage:
- Xiaomi 13
- Xiaomi 13 Pro
- Xioami 13 Ultra
- Redmi K60
- Redmi K60 Pro
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Speaking of features, MIUI 14.1 will be based on Android 14. Thus, we may find new changes on board. Perhaps, the software seems to be a minor update, and therefore, things may be confined to fixes and improvements only. Currently, there are several assumptions about this new version. Though we will surely gain more inputs based on official statements, in the time ahead.
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