Xiaomi EOS List: Redmi Note 8 & Redmi K30 5G Speed And More Will No Longer Get Updates [Updated: 01 March 2023]

Xiaomi has released an updated Xiaomi EOS list, and some budget Xiaomi devices have been added to the list. They will no longer receive updates. Xiaomi releases updates to all devices almost every day, and over time, the update support of these devices is terminated.

While it’s unfortunate that these devices will no longer receive updates, it’s important to remember that Xiaomi provides updates to all devices for a relatively long period of time. As a result, Xiaomi devices are among the most updated devices on the market. If you’re looking for an updated device, Xiaomi is still a great option.

What does the Xiaomi EOS List mean?

If you have a Xiaomi device that’s on the Xiaomi EOS List, you’ll no longer receive new Xiaomi updates. This includes security updates, so it’s important to be aware of the risks involved in using an outdated device. While Xiaomi devices are generally very secure, older devices may be more vulnerable to exploits. So if you have a Xiaomi device that’s on the Xiaomi EOS List, we recommend upgrading to a newer model.

[Updated: 1 March 2023] Update status of devices included in Xiaomi EOS List

As of 1 March 2023, Redmi K30 5G Speed, Redmi Note 8, Redmi Note 8T, and Redmi 8A Dual have been added to the Xiaomi EOS list. It was not surprising that such development occurred shortly after the introduction of the Xiaomi 13 series.

Redmi K30 5G Speed, Redmi Note 8, Redmi Note 8T, and Redmi 8A Dual will not receive updates anymore. Those who want a smartphone that is protected against security vulnerabilities should buy the new Xiaomi, Redmi, and POCO models. These devices will please users for a certain period of time. Thanks to unofficial software developments, you will be able to continue using your smartphones for a long time.

[Updated: 26 December 2022] Update status of devices included in Xiaomi EOS List

As of December 26 2022, POCO X2, Redmi K30, Redmi K30 5G, Redmi 8, and Redmi 8A have been added to the Xiaomi EOS list. It was not surprising that such development occurred shortly before the introduction of the Redmi K60 series. But the strange thing here is that POCO X2 will not receive MIUI 13 update. POCO X2 users have been waiting for the MIUI 13 update for a long time. But the smartphone has been added to the Xiaomi EOS list and this indicates that it will not receive updates.

The stable MIUI 13 update was tested for POCO X2 in April. Xiaomi did not release this update due to some bugs. The sad news, though, is that the POCO X2 will not be updated to MIUI 13. POCO X2, Redmi K30, Redmi K30 5G, Redmi 8, and Redmi 8A will not receive updates anymore. Those who want a smartphone that is protected against security vulnerabilities should buy the new Xiaomi, Redmi, and POCO models. These devices will please users for a certain period of time. Thanks to unofficial software developments, you will be able to continue using your smartphones for a long time.

[Updated: 24 November 2022] Update status of devices included in Xiaomi EOS List

As of November 24, 2022, Xiaomi Mi Note 10 / Pro and Redmi Note 8 Pro have been added to the Xiaomi EOS list. This is quite a sad situation. The two most popular smartphones will not receive updates again. Especially Redmi Note 8 Pro has millions of users. It houses MediaTek’s Helio G90T chipset. It was one of the best mid-range models of its time. Likewise on the Xiaomi Mi Note 10 / Pro. It is the world’s first smartphone with a 108MP camera sensor. We know that users will be extremely unhappy. Introduced in 2019, the devices received MIUI and Security updates for 3 years. We can say that Xiaomi still supports its mid-range smartphones well. These devices are still at a level that can easily meet your daily needs. Thanks to unofficial software developments, you will be able to continue using your smartphones for a long time.

[Updated: 23 September 2022] Update status of devices included in Xiaomi EOS List

As of September 23 2022, Xiaomi Mi A3 and Mi CC9e have been added to Xiaomi EOS list. These devices will no longer receive any security or MIUI updates. Models released in July of 2019 were affordable devices of their time. They have a 6.09 inch AMOLED panel, 48MP triple rear camera and Snapdragon 665 chipset. It’s time for users of Xiaomi Mi A3 & Mi CC9e to buy a new device. Because these devices are running slow on the interface due to Snapdragon 665 chipset. It would satisfy users who do not expect performance for a certain period of time. We recommend that you upgrade to a new model.

[Updated: 27 August 2022] Update status of devices included in Xiaomi EOS List

Xiaomi Mi 8, Mi 9, and Redmi 7A are among the new devices added to this list. These devices received MIUI 12.5 as the last update. After that it will not receive any security or MIUI interface updates starting from 25 August.

[Updated: 3 July 2022] Update status of devices included in Xiaomi EOS List

Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro aka Redmi K20 Pro came out of the box with Android 9-based MIUI 10. This device featured features such as 6.39-inch full screen, 48MP triple rear camera, and flagship chipset Snapdragon 855. Unfortunately, Mi 9T Pro aka Redmi K20 Pro was added to Xiaomi’s EOS list a few days ago. This confirms that the Mi 9T Pro will not receive MIUI 13 update and shows that its last update is MIUI 12.5. Users using this model, which draws attention with its features, will not receive any updates unless a significant bug is encountered.

In addition, Mi 9T, the mid-range model of the series, was also added to this list, and it was previously confirmed that the latest update of Mi 9T, Android 11-based MIUI 12, is the latest version for this device. Unfortunately, this device has not received the MIUI 12.5 update.

We have listed the devices that have previously ended their update support and entered the Xiaomi EOS List (End of Support) below. Specified devices will not receive updates unless a critical problem is found.

These Xiaomi Devices Will Not Get Any Update

There are a few Xiaomi devices that will not get any updates. If you have the Xiaomi Mi 5, Mi Note 2, or the Mi Mix, you will not be receiving any updates from Xiaomi. This is because these devices are no longer supported by Xiaomi. While this may be disappointing news for some, it is important to remember that all devices have a lifespan. At some point, every device will reach the end of its support cycle. When this happens, it is important to upgrade to a new device in order to continue receiving updates and security patches. Thankfully, there are many great options available from Xiaomi, so you can find a new device that meets your needs.