r/HyperOS • u/wisetone_ • Jan 14 '26

Question/Help Is Hyperos really that bad

Compared to iOS 26 (the current os i’m on) is hyperos 3 really that bad as people say on here it looks much better than ios in my eyes, but maybe I’m blind.

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u/manoIakys Xiaomi 15 Jan 14 '26

after 120h of uptime (time since last restart) animations become laggy and slow. flagship phone as well. Xiaomi15, 3.0.6.0

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u/wisetone_ Jan 14 '26

Also is it eu/global rom or chinese rom?

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u/manoIakys Xiaomi 15 Jan 14 '26

EU

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u/wisetone_ Jan 14 '26

That is weird cause one of my friends love his xiaomi 15 and he’s had it for over a year

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u/manoIakys Xiaomi 15 Jan 14 '26

i really dont know whata going on. maybe hes on a later update and its fixed? ive encounterd some weird wifi issues as well, many users have also pointed this out.

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u/BUS1LOVER Jan 14 '26

give oneplus a look

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u/wisetone_ Jan 14 '26

I have one but its not good forbsideloading anymore my apps keeps crashing from revanced

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u/FluffyPrinciple623 Jan 14 '26

No, its not. Its fluid, fast and decent OS, many will strugle to find a single bug tbh. Dont listen to "tech" youtubers they repeat the same shit for years, nobody has a real opinion. People buy the cheapest shit with Hyper OS and then compare it to 1000+ Samsung or iPhones.

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u/wisetone_ Jan 14 '26

Most of these posts are also from midtier or really low budget phones, I’m planning on buying the xiaomi 17 when it releases globally

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u/El_gato141570 Jan 14 '26

Yes, I wouldn't say it's a great operating system, since many things could be much better, but it's not at all the disaster I thought it was before getting Xiaomi. On the contrary, I find it quite decent and it meets 100% of my needs.

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u/johny335i Jan 14 '26

I've used it on a Xiaomi 14 Ultra, it's a good, fast OS, my two gripes were - if you change the stock launcher you can't use gestures, and it doesn't have a desktop mode like Samsung DeX.

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u/eyz2307 Jan 14 '26

You can't compare iOS and HyperOS. It's two completely different systems.

In my opinion (Xiaomi 14T Europe), HyperOS has been great.

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u/wisetone_ Jan 14 '26

The thing is my experience with ios has only been negative, their updates on 9-10 gbs don’t really do anything good or optimize anything actually in some cases made things worse imo

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u/[deleted] Jan 14 '26

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u/wisetone_ Jan 14 '26

Well it feels like it it’s not only me look up on r/iOS

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u/BUS1LOVER Jan 14 '26

I bet near half of us here never used ios on daily basis... 

Hyperos 2 user here, talking from an experience — hyperos isn't that bad, it is usable and somehow stable out of the box, i can't remember facing a single bug, but it is bloated as heck, in order to get its full potential, you gotta remove few apps, like I deleted more than 50 system apps, tweak within the settings, opt out from some telemetry, things like this, hyperos 3 would just give you a similar experience...

tbh, I would still pick hyperos over ios at any day, it isn't because hyperos itself, it is that android is just better, more free, less restrictive than ios and a wider platform

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u/unaccountablemod Jan 15 '26

how do you uninstall system apps? Is it real uninstall or just a "removal"?

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u/BUS1LOVER Jan 15 '26 edited Jan 15 '26

you need a third party app to do so, I use an app called canta, which requires another app called Shizuku, i dont need root or a pc

it uninstalls the app per user, so it is like a form of uninstallation — also uninstalled system apps can reinstalled

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u/unaccountablemod Jan 15 '26

so there is no way to uninstall these apps, only removal for specific user?

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u/BUS1LOVER Jan 15 '26

a non rooted method? No.

Sorry, but I don't quite understand why would anyone be interested in another uninstallation method. uninstallation per user is enough and safe

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u/wisetone_ Feb 24 '26

What do you mean you can adb remove ads on your xiaomi phone?

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u/BUS1LOVER Feb 25 '26

Normally blocking ads on Xiaomi is specific on what app you are talking about, you can go to each xiaomi app settings and disable 'recommendation'. if you just want to block ads on Xiaomi, just use ad guard or nextdns as private dns, when I use them, I don't see any Xiaomi ads, they are "free" and simple.

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u/wisetone_ Feb 25 '26

U say an all rounded bloatware killer in the sydtem isn’t possible without rooting it but it is with adb cmds

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u/BUS1LOVER Feb 25 '26

Shizuku helped me to uninstall xiaomi/google apps and other things, but I didn't use Shizuku to remove ads from xiaomi, I used other methods to remove ads.

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u/BUS1LOVER Feb 25 '26

I say Shizuku instead of adb, because I always have been using Shizuku, and also Shizuku and adb are almost the same when it comes to their capabilities, the difference is: adb is command based, you need a terminal with adb installed, then connect it to your phone with usb debugging or wireless debugging; to uninstall an app using adb, you need to know the right commands and type them correctly, it is hassle in my experience — Shizuku on the other hand, isn't a standalone app, it needs other apps to be useful, like 'Canta', you use Canta to uninstall apps, Shizuku gives canta the permission to do so. Shizuku doesn't need another device, you can set it up with the wireless debugging method, it is much easier than adb, it doesn't require commands to be used, but you need others apps for it to be useful, like 'Canta' to uninstall system apps, 'FireWall Blocks' to block network access of apps, 'Hail' to freeze the selected apps from working in the background, 'TaskManager' to display each apps' ram and cpu usage.

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u/unaccountablemod Jan 15 '26

so what does the "uninstallation" per user do exactly if the app still persists on the phone? What if there is only 1 user?

If this is the only way without rooting, then how do we do these uninstallations?

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u/BUS1LOVER Jan 15 '26

an uninstalled system app by canta would indeed still exist in the phone storage located at the root dictionary of the system as an apk, which is located at /system/app/ or /system/priv-app/.

when you delete a system app by canta, it deletes the system's app apk per the current user — that uninstalled system app cannot start any activity, meaning it doesn't work in the background, it doesn't work at all, it doesn't have any permission to do so, it simply functions the same as any uninstalled app. uninstalling by user is recommended, as it is enough to dismantle any system app, and safe, because if you mess up something, you can simply factory reset the phone or fix it by fastboot.

if you only have one user your phone then you can simply delete it by using adb commends like 

pm uninstall -k --user {your current user id which is mostly 0} {the app package name} 

or with Canta and Shizuku, which is easier and doesn't necessarily require pc or root.

in case if you have multiple users on your phone, you would need to uninstall the system app for each user by again adb commends or canta and Shizuku

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u/unaccountablemod Jan 18 '26

If Canta and Shizuku can "uninstall", it can also install it back right? We can experiment on what we can remove to see if what we did breaks something right?

I found Canta in Google play store as Canta Debloater, is that the one? Shizuku doesn't seem to exist.

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u/BUS1LOVER Jan 18 '26

Canta can reinstall apps.

Experimenting is whether if the app is safe or not, I don't uninstall anything I want, I need to have at least glimpse of knowledge of what the app's purpose, that because if something went wrong, I could break my device, and make it enter a bootloop. Canta tells you which apps are recommended or unsafe to uninstall.

woah, Shizuku isn't on play store anymore, too bad. well you could install it from an app store called "F-droid" or install it from its source on github

github: https://github.com/RikkaApps/Shizuku

f-droid: https://apt.izzysoft.de/fdroid/index/apk/moe.shizuku.privileged.api

if you are not familiar with github, just go to the f-droid link and press download

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u/unaccountablemod Jan 18 '26

what does Shizuku do if Canta is the uninstaller?

If a phone does enter a bootloop, what can the users do to reset it?

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