🎉 HyperOS 3 Stable Beta Rolls Out to Xiaomi 15T and 15T Pro in Europe
Major update brings sophisticated AI, desktop-inspired multitasking, and Android 16 to EEA devices.
🚀 EEA Stable Beta: A Major Step Forward
Xiaomi is preparing to roll out the **HyperOS 3 Stable Beta** update for its flagship **Xiaomi 15T** and **15T Pro** models in Europe. This isn't just a routine patch; it's a significant step in Xiaomi's ongoing software evolution. The new builds—**OS3.0.1.0.WOEEUXM** for the 15T and **OS3.0.2.0.WOSEUXM** for the 15T Pro—are specifically targeted at the EEA variants and are remarkably based on **Android 16**. The initial version of the 15 series indicates that upcoming 2025 flagship devices will likely launch with HyperOS 3 on top of Android 16.
📱 Confirmed Stable Beta Builds (EEA)
These devices are the first to receive the highly anticipated stable beta update in the European region, confirming the move to the latest Android base:
Xiaomi 15T (EEA)
Build: OS3.0.1.0.WOEEUXM (Android 16)
Xiaomi 15T Pro (EEA)
Build: OS3.0.2.0.WOSEUXM (Android 16)
✨ Key Features Arriving in HyperOS 3
HyperOS 3 brings a suite of improved features focused on both performance and user experience.
Performance & Ecosystem Focus
- Redesigned Multitasking: A new multitasking system that takes inspiration from modern desktop interfaces, boosting productivity.
- Improved Battery Management: Sophisticated algorithms for optimizing background tasks, leading to better battery life and efficiency.
- HyperConnect Ecosystem: Strengthening cross-device integration to provide seamless flow across smartphones, tablets, and smart home products.
Sophisticated AI Enhancements
- AI-Powered Features: Integration of more sophisticated, deep-learning AI tools to enhance system intelligence and user interactions.
- System Performance: Deep performance optimizations to ensure a smoother, faster, and more responsive experience.
⏳ Rollout Timeline: Mi Pilot and Public Beta
This update will be released as **Mi Pilot** very soon. Currently, these updates are in internal testing, with **October 2025** marked as the initial window for a public beta release in Europe. Once the beta phase is complete and user feedback is assessed, a wider stable release will follow. As with previous updates, Xiaomi is expected to deploy the new software gradually to ensure reliability and optimal system performance.
