The very first beta of Android 17 for Xiaomi’s flagship devices was released in April, while in May the update to HyperOS 3.3 began to surface, paving the way for the upcoming main release of the proprietary interface.
Now the update is rolling out in version stable, although it is a build reserved exclusively for the brand’s latest flagships.
The HyperOS 3.3 update introduces Android 17 as the base and is currently rolling out for three smartphones. They are the Xiaomi 17, Xiaomi 17 Ultra (also in the Leica Leitzphone) and the mid-range flagship Xiaomi 15T Pro.
The update is rolling out in Global markets and in Europe, and arrives with a variable size along with the June security patches. The firmware for the Camera Phone Ultra weighs about 9.5 GB, while for Xiaomi 17 and 15T Pro it drops to 7.5 GB.
Large sizes, which bring Android 17 and prepare the system for the upcoming HyperOS 4 release. The update does not introduce UI changes but is limited to improving system stability and the user experience, according to the changelog.
As already noted, the rollout has also started in Europe, so you just have to wait. For Xiaomi 17 Ultra the software is arriving in version OS3.0.332.0.XPAEUXM while for the smaller brother the update introduces the firmware OS3.0.331.0.XPCEUXM. At the moment the update for 15T Pro is available only for Global models but it is very likely that the Europe build will be distributed shortly.
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