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One of Android’s biggest software rollouts is here, with over 80 devices on the guest list

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Apple may have trademarked the art of making glass look exciting on phones, but Xiaomi clearly didn’t get the memo about keeping a safe distance. After borrowing a page from Apple’s design playbook with its translucent HyperOS 4 interface, the Chinese manufacturer is ready to put its latest software makeover in millions of hands. This time, there’s a proper global rollout calendar to go with the shiny new coat of paint.

Xiaomi has published its global HyperOS 4 rollout schedule, confirming that the stable update will begin reaching eligible Xiaomi, Redmi, and POCO devices this November, with more joining through December. The announcement follows September’s global beta program, which initially targeted a handful of flagships. Now, the guest list has expanded considerably, covering 82 phones and tablets across three rollout waves.

Xiaomi has divided the global rollout into three waves, with the first devices scheduled to receive the update in early November.

These are rollout starting windows rather than guaranteed installation dates, so availability may vary by device and region.

As for what’s arriving, HyperOS 4 introduces Xiaomi’s Soft Light Glass design, complete with translucent panels, layered notifications, redesigned lock screens, and more customization options. The update also introduces performance improvements and smarter device management.

Apple’s Liquid Glass influence is hard to miss, although Xiaomi isn’t exactly breaking new ground with the look. Even OPPO is doing the same with ColorOS 17, and Google has also been embracing similar translucent effects in Android 17.

Speaking of Android 17, HyperOS 4 is based on both Google’s latest OS and the previous Android 16, with some devices having received Android 17 with HyperOS 3. For those phones, the real attraction is Xiaomi’s own collection of visual and functional upgrades.

Still, beneath all that borrowed sparkle is a substantial software upgrade. And for owners of older Xiaomi phones, the most exciting part might be seeing their devices make the cut.

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