Xiaomi models whose update support has ended – June 2023

Xiaomi, one of the successful players in the smartphone industry, is a company that some people appreciate and some people criticize. The Chinese manufacturer, which pulls the plug on models that are out of date and cannot run new versions in terms of hardware, as in the rest of the industry, shares them with users at regular intervals under the name of the EOS list. So, which are the Xiaomi models that have lost their update support as of June 2023?

Xiaomi models that lost update support

The smartphone market is in circulation. In the sector where a new model is introduced day by day, the software support of the devices that are not possible to run new versions in terms of hardware is cut off. Even though some companies produce quality models in terms of features and design, they may not be preferred because they are not in the class in terms of update support.

Representative Image – Xiaomi models that lost update support

Xiaomi is a company that some people appreciate and others criticize. It usually gives two years of software support to the smartphones it sells. At the same time, it periodically updates the EOS list, which includes the devices whose update support has ended, on the official website.

Phones added to Xiaomi’s EOS list will no longer receive MIUI, Android or security updates. However, the company still does not close the door completely. Because if a serious security vulnerability is detected, they will receive updates even if they are no longer supported.

Here are all Xiaomi models whose update support has ended

1. mi 1
2. mi 2
3. Mi 2A
4. Mi 3
5. Mi 4
6. Mi 4S
7. Mi 4C
8. Mi 5
9. Mi 5S
10. Mi 5S Plus
11. Mi 5C
12. Mi 5X
13. Mi 6
14. Mi 6X
15. Mi 8
16. Mi 8 Lite
17. Mi 8 SE
18. Mi 8UD
19. Mi 8 Pro
20. Mi 8 Explore Edition
21. Mi 9
22. Mi 9 Lite
23. Mi 9 Pro 5G
24. Mi 9T Pro
25. Mi 9 SE
26. Mi CC 9
27. Mi CC 9e
28. Mi CC 9 Pro
29. Mi Note
30. Mi Note 2
31. Mi Note 3
32. Mi Note Pro
33. MIX
34. MIX 2
35. Mi MAX
36. Mi MAX 2
37. Mi MAX 3
38. Mi A1
39. Mi A2
40. Mi A2 Lite
41. Mi A3 (Android One)
42. Mi Pad
43. Mi Pad 2
44. MiPad 3
45. MiPad 4
46. MiPad 4 Plus
47. MIX 2S
48. Mi MIX 2S
49. MIX 3
50. Mi MIX 3
51. Mi PLAY
52. Mi Note 10
53. Mi 10 Lite zoom (CN)
54. Xiaomi Note 10 Lite
55. redmi 1
56. Redmi 1S
57. redmi 2
58. Redmi 2A
59. Redmi 3
60. Redmi 3S
61. Redmi 3X
62. Redmi 4
63. Redmi 4X
64. Redmi 4A
65. Redmi 5
66. Redmi 5 Plus
67. Redmi 5A
68. Redmi Note 1
69. Redmi Note 1S
70. Redmi Note 2
71. Redmi Note 2 Pro
72. Redmi Note 3
73. Redmi Note 4
74. Redmi Note 4X
75. Redmi Note 5
76. Redmi Note 5A
77. Redmi Note 5 Pro
78. Redmi Pro
79. Redmi 6
80. Redmi 6 Pro
81. Redmi 6A
82. Redmi Note 6 Pro
83. Redmi S2
84. Redmi Y2
85. Redmi Go
86. Redmi Note 7
87. Redmi Note 7S
88. Redmi Note 7 Pro
89. Redmi K20
90. Redmi 7
91. Redmi Y3
92. Redmi K20 Pro
93. Redmi 7A
94. Redmi 8
95. Redmi Note 8 Pro
96. Redmi Note 8T
97. Redmi 8A
98. Redmi Note 8 (ID)
99. Redmi 8A Dual
100. Redmi Note 8 (IN)
101. Redmi Note 8 (GLOBAL)
102. Redmi Note 8 (CN)
103. Redmi K30
104. Redmi K30 5G
105. Redmi K30 5G Speed
106. POCO F1
107. POCO PHONE F1
108. POCO X2

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