Xiaomi’s sub-brand POCO is a new affordable smartphone M4 Pro 5G’introduced in India. Company during the event POCO phones that will receive MIUI 13 update He also shared the list. The company, which previously announced the MIUI 13 list for Xiaomi and Redmi phones, this time satisfied the curiosity of POCO users.
The first Xiaomi models to receive MIUI 13 have been announced!
Introducing the Redmi Note 11 series with the global launch today, Xiaomi announced the models where the MIUI 13 global version will be released for the first time.
All POCO models that will receive MIUI 13
Latest version of Xiaomi’s Android-based user interface MIUI 13 global version It was introduced in January. According to the company’s statement, in 2022 16 POCO phones MIUI 13 will get the update. In addition, the newly introduced POCO M4 Pro 5G will come out of the box with MIUI 12.5 based on the Android 11 operating system.
Devices to receive MIUI 13 in a few weeks
- POCO M4 Pro
- POCO M4 Pro 5G
- POCO X3 Pro
- POCO F3 GT
Other POCO phones that will get MIUI 13
- POCO X2
- POCO X3 (India)
- POCO X3 NFC
- POCO M2
- POCO M2 Reloaded
- POCO M2 Pro
- POCO M3
- POCO M3 Pro 5G
- POCO M4
- POCO F2 Pro
- POCO F3
- POCO C3
- POCO C31
All of the smartphones in this list will receive the MIUI 13 update. But some will stay on Android 11, while others will run on Android 12. By the way, the number of monthly active users of the MIUI interface in the fourth quarter of 2021 500 million exceeded. With POCO, Xiaomi will further increase the number of users.
Emphasizing performance with MIUI 13, Xiaomi is about approximate compared to MIUI 12. 52 percent more efficient It promises an experience. In addition, when compared to 12.5 percent, this rate hovers between 20 and 26 percent. Thus, with improvements in the optimization part, a balance can be achieved in battery consumption.
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