The rollout of Xiaomi’s MIUI 14 has been rather slow, with the company lagging behind most major OEMs, including those from China (Oppo for example). The company recently released the latest version of MIUI for the Redmi Note 12 Pro phones. And now, it’s Redmi Note 10S’ turn to get the MIUI 14 update with Android 13. The update is rolling out in India and here’s everything you need to know.

MIUI 14 brings new features and upgrades

As per MIUI’s official handle, the MIUI 14 update for the Redmi Note 10S is now rolling out for users in India. The company says the software will be available to all units in the country. However, the rollout may take a few days to complete. As mentioned, the update is based on Android 13. We are specifying this because Redmi also rolls out Android 12-based builds of MIUI 14.

The company details that the MIUI 14 update for the Redmi Note 10S carries firmware version V14.0.2.0.TKLINXM. The software comes packed in 3.2GBs so you’re advised to connect to a Wi-Fi network if your carrier deal is not data-heavy. The update also includes the March 2023 Android security patch and brings several new features. For one, the search in Settings is now more advanced, with search history and categories in results.

MIUI 14 was officially announced in India on February 27th, and while it brings many new features and upgrades, it is not as good as the China build. You can check out the detailed features of the latest version of MIUI in our post here. Additionally, Gizmochina discovered earlier this month that devices running Indian and Global versions of MIUI now have to deal with two uninstallable browsers— Chrome and Opera.

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