Xiaomi unveiled HyperOS at the end of last year, but it was limited to the Chinese market. While the interface is touted as a brand-new design, it doesn't look visually different to MIUI 14, with Xiaomi instead focusing on under-the-hood changes and system optimization.
And as I found out while using the Xiaomi 14, these changes make a big difference in the fluidity of the interface, so while you don't get a new visual design, Xiaomi's UI finally feels fluid and fast — something that just wasn't the case with MIUI 14. Alongside the global launch of the Xiaomi 14 and the introduction of Xiaomi 14 Ultra, the brand detailed global availability of HyperOS, sharing when its older devices will make the switch to the new interface.
