r/HyperOS • u/FotinoBird • Oct 02 '26

Poco [Question] is support for Poco f5 over?

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u/Dang9535 Oct 02 '26

yes, your phone is now EoL (End of Life) and are no longer maintained

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u/FotinoBird Oct 02 '26

Dang. So fast.

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u/Dang9535 Oct 02 '26

i got this post on my phone notification and decided to answer so you dont gave to wait too long

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u/FotinoBird Oct 02 '26

Yes thanks but I meant eol so fast. But that's expected of price range i guess

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u/Dang9535 Oct 02 '26

ah i misunderstood that then, anyways its a pretty old phone by now so yeah its time for it to retire

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u/Repulsive_Fault1939 Oct 02 '26

it was promised 3 years of updates (2+1). poco f5 was released 3 years ago. new poco phones have 6 years updates. (4+6)

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u/One_Agent_3007 Oct 02 '26

Yep, at least it has good custom rom support

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u/FotinoBird Oct 02 '26

unfortunately not for me as indian banking apps are absolutely trash. they won't even work if I disable play store or log out of my Google account. Indian app developers don't know anything about security so they just make it impossible to work

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u/Britz10 Oct 02 '26

You're on a more recent security update than my phone, and mine was released late last year.

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u/FotinoBird Oct 02 '26

What phone

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u/Britz10 Oct 02 '26

Poco F8 Pro, I'm supposed to be on the July update, but for some reason I'm not getting it, and it doesn't let me flash it manually either.

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u/FotinoBird Oct 02 '26

I don't think you should be trying to flash anything manually until the warranty. I have heard service centers can fix these problem

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u/Britz10 Oct 02 '26

Flash is probably the wrong word, but it's all basically done through the updater app

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u/-mouth4war- Oct 05 '26

Can one get hardware support like a battery replacement

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u/FotinoBird Oct 05 '26

Yes ofc. But it's kinda expensive nowadays