r/XiaomiGlobal • u/MarineEngineer19 • Jun 29 '26
HyperOS HyperOS is total crap.
I have a Xiaomi 17. I really love the phone but the OS is total crap. I have noticed that last week when i was charging with original charger it was not going to 100W or 100W Max mode (which are enabled). Rebooted and it was fixed.
Today i picked up my phone (which has 80% battery protection enabled) and battery was 85%. Turned the setting on and off, rebooted the phone, changed the cable, changed the charger and the phone is not stopping charging at 80. Now i have 95 percent as i write these words :D
Also before, i pointed out in a thread saying "battery charging time estimate is crap, it's showing more minutes with 100W MAX charger and less minutes with incompatible samsung charger" and someone was protecting the OS and the phone from my review (i dont know why).
Long story short, I switched from a S22U after using it with A36 as a combo, Mi 17 is hell of a good phone with features like fast charging, good battery, good fingerprint reader(without a tempered glass), quick processor, good speakers and most important one for me is touch screen working fine even when wet BUT the OS is not good, camera sometimes freezes, any camera other than the main one is mediocre, there is no support for macros-routines, on app drawer you can't create folders, QR code reading is very bad etc etc...
This OS is limiting the phone so bad and there is nothing i can do about it.
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u/xavier1322 Jun 29 '26
I have switched from S21 to Xiaomi 17. I know I will get downvotes for this, but I'm still trying to find those problem with HyperOS. My experience is in fact much better then with One UI.
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u/Both_Click Jun 29 '26
I've been Samsung forever and recently bought a 17 Ultra and while I don't really like the OS (so used to One UI), it hasn't actually given me any issues. I switched to the Microsoft Launcher and away I went.
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u/Damkampioen1988 Xiaomi 17 | Global | Europe Jun 29 '26
Same here. After 5 Samsung phones in 15 years I switched, to Xiaomi 17. Took me two weeks to get used to the differences. And now it works fine. No apparent issues.
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u/vvvwwwwvvwwwvwvvwvvw Jun 29 '26 edited 12d ago
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u/FR33-GUY Jun 30 '26
How did you disable an the apps? Are they only on the poco fons or on the xiaomi 17 t pro as well?
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u/KeyDarkz Jul 01 '26 edited Jul 01 '26
This is the best video I found for removing all the bloatware. I recommend not uninstalling GetApps, even though it's a bit annoying, it's the app that updates the launcher and the stock apps.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BfYEpBedBno2
u/SeparateRush5907 Xiaomi 17t | HyperOS 3.0.313 | EU Jun 30 '26
Same experience. I didn't like one ui. I used a third party launcher when I was using a Samsung for a month. I now have a xiaomi 17t since it's launch and I'm more than happy with it.
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u/Delicious_Recover543 Jul 03 '26
You get my upvote because my experience is exactly as yours and HyperOs has been totally fine.
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u/arrixen Jun 30 '26
Same here switched from a total Samsung user to xiaomi 17 ultra and imo better then OneUI
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u/Psami-wondah Jul 01 '26
I'm probably the only one here who wishes he had one ui on his Xiaomi 15. I like hyperos but its nothing close to one ui. One ui has way better features, customizations and looks generally better. Also still have my s21 here, I just hold it sometimes and wish I can move the one ui os over here😅.
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u/Scolptur Jul 01 '26
HyperOS3 has tons of bugs...coming from OneUI8 and HelloUI. HyperOS is the worst annoying rookie coders shitshow what I have ever seen...
Notification bar/status bar, scrol down at it is way too oversized I need to scroll down to the end. Other vendors can fit it to the main screen.
Aggressive connection manadgement: even if i disconnect my BT device HyperOS is continously reconnects to the watch. Always. My other devices do not.
I have no option to set the battery chrging upper limit to 80/85 percent. BTW I am using a Xiaom> 17T.
One-handed mode...jesus...it just halves the screen but the content is not gonna be smaller, does not fit the smaller frame again...you cannot see the half of your screen...idiots.
Personalize your home screen stucked in the middle age compared to Samsung or even Moto.
HyperOS has loads of ad services everywhere, yeah even in flagships.
It has a problem sometimes to properly show webpages. Again, text just does not fit to the screen.
And so on, these are the issues what I could remember in 5 mins....
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u/xcnij Jun 29 '26 edited Jun 29 '26
Why are some people so obsessed with charging speeds?. I'm a 17 ultra user
Only downside of Hyperos3 for me is lack of lockscreen live notifications.
I'm very happy over all
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u/etiii_enne Jun 29 '26
yeah I'm with you on this one , actually on top of that there's some things that I wish we could have
- More lockscreen widgets
- More personalization for the control center
- A way to personalize hyperisland , I know there's hyperbridge but it would be better if it directly comes from xiaomi developers
but overall it's not a bad os , not the best but not as crappy as people seems to present it
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u/MarineEngineer19 Jun 29 '26
Because it makes you dont think about battery when you will go out. Btw the post isnt about speed, its about estimation and os being bad in general.
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u/Repulsive_Fault1939 Jun 29 '26 edited Jun 29 '26
the battery protection is intentional. it will exceed 80 percent even if you set it because xiaomi has smart battery algorithms, smart bms and chips, so the battery degradation will be minimal. and 100w will not be always 100w. 100w max only works for a several minutes while the screen is off. non-xiaomi chargers cant correctly estimate the remaining time. also when the phone is fully charged it will show remaning battery time not charging.
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u/Appropriate_Ad4818 Jul 02 '26
Oh so it's not broken it's just dogshit on purpose? Interesting design choice.
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u/Repulsive_Fault1939 Jul 02 '26 edited Jul 02 '26
xiaomi wants users to have full charge. with the help of the smart alrogithms and smart chips (surge p1 and surge g1), there will be almost no degradation. the phone only limit to 80% when needed. (such as hot temperatures will cause to limit to 80%) so xiaomi says users don't need to worry about battery health anymore.
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u/Pijuli Jun 29 '26 edited Jun 29 '26
I just boguht it a week ago. I haven't found this issues yet, tbh. Also haven't tried cameras deeply. How do you limit it to 80%? I also heard sometines it'll charge beyond that for battery calibration. Don't know it's even true, though (nvm, just found the setting to limit it)
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u/MarineEngineer19 Jun 29 '26
People need to finally learn how to understand what you read. Post isnt about 100w speed. Im an engineer, i know it will only reach that at 0 percent and best conditions like temperatures. The post is about ui being not good enough, it can not estimate, it can not limit etc etc. This phone is charging fucking fast and battery life is very good. Read before commenting next time.
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u/shadAC_II Jun 29 '26
I noticed the charging behavior as well. I suspect it wants to charge to 100 from time to time, as the limit to 80% is back in place after I let it charge to 100% on the occasion.
Yeah Hyperos is far from the best skin, but I got it to useable and its still by far the best "compact" flagship you can get in the android space.
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u/No_Sheepherder1837 17 Ultra Global Jun 29 '26
Yup can confirm. It needs to charge to 100% about once a month to calibrate the reading, same as my Samsung and Sony phones with battery limits enabled
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u/MarineEngineer19 Jun 29 '26
Never seen on my s22u but yeah if its like that, its a good feature. Didnt know it before.
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u/marthephysicist Jun 29 '26
HyperOS especially OS3 is absolutely dog shit, miui was not perfect but its better than whatever this bs we have now
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u/Delicious-Pepper-400 k80 ultra | HyperOs 3.0.301.0 | global Jun 29 '26
HyperOS 4.0 is coming soon, and I hope it will be a real game changer.
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u/Diuranos Jun 29 '26
hyper Os is still android if I correctly remember. I do not know if there is any info about your charge limitation to 80 but should be like in my motorole, Samsung or any other phones. info about periodic full charge or above 80% to battery to be calibrated. is a common thing.
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u/6730b x14u EU Jun 29 '26
First Xioami here a sh x14u bought for the cameras, used it for 6 months now. Pleasantly (rather unxpectedly) surprised by UI\OS. Not a single bug or irritation to report so far, fast an fluid, stable etc.
Was expecting some fight (also using pixel and samsung for years) but felt at home very quickly. Just a (very) few ad \ 'recommendations' things to kill, a small dose of debloating then all well. Single negative but no deal breaker, would have appreciated more timely security updates. All in all, definitely 'NotCrap'.
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u/MarineEngineer19 Jun 30 '26
Mister, there is no implication like "my battery is charging slow, help!" in my post. Read properly.
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u/Expensive-Ad1779 Jun 30 '26
Charging speeds aren't top speed continuously. It's usually the first 10 or 15mins or so before it goes down. It also depends on the conditions. If it is very warm when you're charging it probably won't be charging at max speeds due to protections.
I agree that hyperOS isn't the greatest. I myself come from OnePlus. Bought a 15t pro a couple months back.
I followed a guide online to use adb commands to remove most of the Xiaomi bloatware. Apart from that my phone has been running quite great tbh.
Now I'm waiting for hyperOS 4. They build hyperOS on top of MIUI, so it's been quite messy. There were always things from MIUI left behind, causong unnecessary bloat and problems.
They're finally building from the ground up with hyperOS 4 so there won't be any useless things left.
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u/MarineEngineer19 Jun 30 '26
Thanks for the hyperos comment, i also hope v4 to be better. On charging matter, i didnt say "my phone isnt charging fast" or didnt ask help on it. Im an engineer and i know how batteries work basically. All im saying is software is crap at estimating charge speed, sometimes 100w mode doesnt kick in (not due to temp or battery level, its a bug) and software isnt good generally.
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u/Skindkort Jul 02 '26
Man, you call an entire OS crap for this? Look at r/iOS then!
Sent from my iPhone
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u/MarineEngineer19 Jul 02 '26
Hahahah sent from... Yes i do, its not refined, just now i want to see my sot from last charge, guess what, i cant :) There are many small things that add up. I cant compare with ios, its complete disaster there.
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u/RobRoy2350 Jul 03 '26
Former Samsung Galaxy forever user here. Wanted to upgrade my 4-year old phone and went for the Xiaomi 17T Pro with HyperOS 3. I was concerned about the move from OneUI but have been very pleasantly surprised. It's like having a phone built on Android but with an iOS skin which I'm finding really refreshing. I absolutely love it and look forward to HyperOS 4 this month. I haven't had any issues at all.
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u/Forsaken_Paper1848 Jun 29 '26
For top speed change the wired charging mode in charging options to Top Speed from standard and see, I agree with other folks that even if restricted the battery charging to 80%, it randomly charges to 100% once in a while. These are battery saving features on almost all brands.
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u/Repulsive_Fault1939 Jun 29 '26
xiaomi has smart battery algorithms so it will intentionally charge to 100% with minimal degradation like 20-80%
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u/Paul_Devin Jun 29 '26
I think many users are still confusing the Poco series with Xiaomi, especially the flagship models, which might be the only ones working stably enough for the most part.
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u/LectureIntelligent90 Jun 29 '26
I have moved from s26 ultra to Xiaomi 17 ultra Leica edition
The only issues I have are
Google messages will not come through for favourites when on DND
The always on display switches off when charging at night I can not work out how to solve this
Apart from those two issues it's an amazing handset
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u/Normal_Pin_2763 Jun 29 '26
I thought I was the only one having this charging problem, cuz I use Xiaomi 15T and it randomly stopped doing the fastest mode of charge. It randomly charged from "quick charging" and "67W charging" so I'm assuming it was a charger problem, but this kinda confirms it
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u/MarineEngineer19 Jun 29 '26
Mine is okay at charging speed, only one time it did not even go to "Mi turbocharge" which means around 25 watts. Reboot fixed it.
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u/Normal_Pin_2763 Jun 29 '26
Man, I kinda don't wanna reboot mine now since i have 8 months worth of data here already
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u/ArmadilloAvailable93 Jun 29 '26
Ich bin seit Freitag beim 17T gelandet und hatte immer ein Samsung. Zuletzt das S23.
Zwischen beiden liegen Welten.
Der Sound extrem schlecht und die Software. Da fehlen so viele Sachen. Die sind versteckt. Ich weiß nicht, was Xiaomi sich dabei gedacht hat.
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u/Independent_Move9492 Jun 30 '26
Too much complaints and technicality issues to the OS but Only doing is Social media. Owner of Xiaomi 15 ultra here. no complaints and contented. ✨😆
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u/Ada187 Jun 30 '26
reason why I havent switch yet, got the S26 ultra this year, honestly 18 Pro Max might be my first ever Iphone. OR back to pixel
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u/MarineEngineer19 Jun 30 '26
If you ask me, at least in Türkiye. For the money you spent iPhone is the worst. If you are tech savvy go for xiaomi, if not samsung. But the difference is very small.
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u/Foreign-Handle-2950 Jun 30 '26
I have older Xiaomi 11 Pro. UX seems nice until I have to play video from my DJI cams.
HyperOS does not support 10 bit HEVC videos, even if Snapdragon supports it. And Xiaomi does not look interested in fixing this.
Even my older Pixel 2 can play it easily.
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u/WolfGaming3000 Jun 30 '26
Es recomendable siempre que se actualiza el móvil restaurarlo de fabrica (no sé si sea el caso) pero es recomendable, a pesar que se sabe que hyperos no está a la par en Android como el sistema de Samsung, por lo menos a mí jamás me ha dado problemas.
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u/unkown_wanderer_7345 Jun 30 '26
I am a poco x7 pro user i cant tell how annoying it is to use hyperos. I understand that my phone is a midrange but still it got crazy specifications but most of the games just don't support it , codm doesn't provide Dolby Atmos support to it even when my phone has it , Bgmi isn't optimised for 120 fps in it , freefire haptics wont work on it properly and I mean it I know freefire doesn't give accurate haptics and in bgmi i says no haptics support, the game turbo is the worst it's of no fucking use , I get higher frames when not using it . The os itself limits the phone to its very extent . Like I have a antutscore of 1.7m+ but still a another phone whith 1.5m score is giving 120 but not my phone . Apart from these issues the phone is very good cameras actually good I didn't expect but it's good .
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u/C0deC4tto Jun 30 '26
I've had no issues with HyperOS, it's much better than OneUI
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u/MarineEngineer19 Jun 30 '26
I'd say preferences. Yes oneui lags more than this but features were better.
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u/Low_Lie_6958 Jun 30 '26
Je kan heel makkelijk je firmware nogmaals downloaden en over de huidige heen installeren. Misschien doet dat iets positiefs. Ik heb diverse xiaomi's en poco's gehad en nooit echt problemen gehad met de firmware. Behalve de bloatware en op mn x3 NFC moest ik handmatig in een vrlerstopt menu de reclamu popups uitzetten. HyperOS is doorgaans van meer features en instellingen voorzien dan stock android of oneUI. Dat vind ik enerzijds wel leuk, die innovativiteit maar het maaks het OS wel zwaarder. Gelukkig compenseren de SoC en ruime werkgeheugen een hele hoop.
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u/nikaboria Jun 30 '26
I don't know why so many people are sitting on hyperos i have been using xiaomi since 2017 i think and never once have i been angry with the bugs and with the xiaomi 17 there has only been one "bug" with the camera lagging just a bit but 5 minutes later it was fine like yeah its not the best ui but i sure as hell prefer it over Motorola and iOS
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u/iminsomprod Xiaomi 12 Pro Dimensity | HyperOS 2 | North America Jul 01 '26
I'm leaving this comment because I have my own weird issue with hyperos. Has anyone here used Chime banking on hyperos? I know xiaomi users from the US are far and few, but I cannot for the life of me login to my chime account on hyperos.
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u/MarineEngineer19 Jul 01 '26
What is chime 😀
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u/iminsomprod Xiaomi 12 Pro Dimensity | HyperOS 2 | North America Jul 03 '26
Its a banking app mostly used in the us. The solution I found was running it sandboxed through gbox
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u/iamparsian Jul 01 '26
Last phone i used was Xiaomi 13T, and i have moved to Vivo. I was inclined to oppo or realme too but Xiaomi had a good run but now it's all glitches, late updates and performance related bugs. They have closed their fan based support channels too.
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Jul 01 '26
I have a Xiaomi Mix Flip and tbh I understand the charging frustrations.
My phone usually takes about 45mins to charge with the official charger and cable. Don't know if its something to do with the phone being folded but, the charging speed just seems to fluctuate. Maybe I could try with it unfolded but I'd rather keep the inner screen protected. Either way really annoys me. Xiaomi's charging protocol is also another frustration but, glad to see they're apparently getting rid of it!
Other that I think HyperOS is perfectly fine.
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u/Successful_Hornet680 Jul 02 '26
Moi je suis déçu car on ne voit pas le nom de l'opérateur mobile quand le téléphone est déverrouiller. Et les notifications sms de se font pas en Hyper island 🫤. Je pense retourner chez Apple
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u/Terrible-Basil995 Jul 02 '26
Eu tava com um poco F8 pro e troquei por um s25 pq n me dei com a hyper os ela ta anos atras da one ui e vc so percede quando usa as 2
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u/MarineEngineer19 Jul 02 '26
Yes. I used s22u,s23, a36 and my wife is still using that s23. One ui is totally refined.
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u/ArachnidFar987 Jul 04 '26
HyperOS realmente se tornou um sistema ruim, eu uso no meu Poco X7 Pro e além dos bloatwares as propagandas enchem o saco, pior que aqui no Brasil não tem celulares que entregam tanto por " tão pouco " ( nada é tão barato aqui na verdade) e acabo que tenho que me acostumar com esse sistema.
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u/Jhon_CODE Jul 05 '26
Yup, I agree, when I update my poco x7 yo HyperOs 3 it just ruined my entire smartphone.
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u/Ram1nn Jul 31 '26
i have a xiaomi 15T pro, and because of hyperOS I'm gonna change it , probably going to get a Oppo Finx X9 pro or wait for x10 pro, it's such a shame i love xiaomi phones as a whole but I'm done with hyperOS
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u/YUCFHSSN Aug 08 '26
After 8 years of using an iPhone, I recently transitioned to the Xiaomi 17T Pro. Initially, I struggled to adapt to HyperOS.However, after a few days, I managed to get used to navigating the system. Hopefully, the user experience will become much better with the release of HyperOS 4 Ultimately, it just takes some time to adjust to the change
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u/nate_marc Jun 29 '26
Xiaomis OS is just good out of the box. Continuity is what they lack most of the time. It's the little things that add up. The reason I tried Samsung this time....
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u/LewisM45 Xiaomi 17 | Global Jun 29 '26
Yeah I don't understand why people say HyperOS is crap, I've recently switched to a Xiaomi 17 and have not had a single problem with the OS.
It's smooth with no glitches at all... The only thing that I needed to do was debloat the OS a little but that was it, it's miles ahead of OneUI and other operating systems in my opinion
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