As expected for these times of the year, many mobile manufacturers begin to deploy updates to the version of Android in turn, in this case, Android 11. In this sense, one of those manufacturers is Xiaomi, who has confirmed through your forum which devices will be brought to Android 11 .

If you have a Xiaomi mobile and you want to clear up your doubts, you have come to the right place.

Android 11 will come to these Xiaomi phones: These are the Xiaomi phones that will receive Android 11

The compatibility list is not bad and covers more than 30 popular mobiles from the Asian company , starting with the flagships of the Mi 10 series . In addition, it also includes phones from the PocoPhone, Redmi and even BlackShark families.

• Wed 10
• Mi 10 Pro
• Mi 10 Youth Edition
• Redmi K30 Pro / Poco F2 Pro
• Redmi K30 / Poco X2
• Redmi K30 5G / Redmi K30 Racing Edition
• Redmi K30i 5G
• Mi CC 9 Pro / Mi Note 10 / Mi Note 10 Pro
• My Note 10 Lite
• My 10 Lite 5G
• Wed 9
• Mi 9 Pro 5G
• We 9 SE
• Mi CC 9 / Mi 9 Lite
• My CC 9 Meitu Edition
• My A3
• Redmi 10X Pro
• Redmi 10X 5G
• Redmi 10X 4G / Redmi Note 9
• Redmi Note 9 Pro Max
• Redmi Note 9 Pro
• Redmi Note 9 Pro India / Redmi Note 9s
• Redmi 9
• Redmi 9C / Poco C3
• Redmi 9A
• Little M2 Pro
• Blackshark 3S
• Blackshark 3 Pro
• Blackshark 3
• Blackshark 2 Pro
• Blackshark 2
• Redmi K20 Pro / Premium / Mi 9T Pro

What mobiles will not receive the update?

In the same way, the company confirmed that, unfortunately, phones with a Snapdragon 845 chip are reaching the end of their life cycle. For this reason, they will not receive Android 11 or later versions . The list is very short and is limited to the following terminals:

• Redmi Note 8
• Redmi Note 8 Pro
• Xiaomi Mi Mix 2S
• Xiaomi Mi Mix 3
• Pocophone F1

Here you have it, the list of Xiaomi devices that will receive Android 11. Although we wish it were more extensive, at least there is the consolation that many terminals that do not appear on the list will at least continue to receive updates for the MIUI layer for a couple of years, which also adds new features and security patches to stay current.