Xiaomi ends software support for certain models

Xiaomi has recently updated its End of Support (EOS) list, where they notify users about smartphones that will no longer receive software updates. This update included three widely recognized budget phones from 2020: the Redmi Note 9, Redmi 9, and Poco M2. These phones made their initial debut with MIUI 11 running on Android 10. Over their lifespan, each device received two significant MIUI and Android updates. As a result, they now operate on MIUI 13 with Android 12.

Even though the software on these handsets is approximately two years old, users will be pleased to know that they can still handle nearly all Android applications without any hiccups.

Xiaomi ends software support for certain models

While there's Xiaomi ends software support for certain models no pressing need for users to upgrade their devices, those seeking improved hardware or 5G capability might consider it. However, it's essential to note that these phones won't receive further security updates, except in rare cases of critical issues.

These smartphones, especially during their prime, were among the top choices for many. With millions of units sold globally, it's likely that they will remain visible in public for some time, despite their end of support status.

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