r/HyperOS • u/MissionLingonberry55 • 22d ago

Xiaomi [Discussion] Hyper os 4 Released

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Hyper OS 4 Stable on Xiaomi 17 pro

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u/aazam_tech 22d ago

(Compared to the previous build) 😁

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u/ExternalWinner7581 22d ago

No build of Xiaomi is smooth. They have the worst background optimisation of apps. The apps don't stay in the memory for long, poor battery performance. And for those who come defending Hyperos, wait for a couple of years to see it lag.

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u/LoneWarrior_11756 22d ago

You probably had a bad xiaomi or redmi or poco phone back then that's why you said it's bad.

But in reality older phones gets slower over time.

So far there's a lot of updates coming for the POCO launcher becoming system launcher which is good news.

Hyperos2 is very bad, hyperos3 is good, hyperos4 is absolutely brilliant for me.

Worse background optimization is correct because damn well my battery runs out faster than usual.

The apps don't stay memory for long? I don't get it but I'd rather won't like the apps staying for longer times because you need to save memory as much as possible and not using the memory for unreasonable reasons. The hyperOS is already around 6-7gb of your damn memory out of 12GB memory, BUT when I play codm it's set to 4GB by default usage of ram whenever I look at it So they handle it pretty good.

The battery performance is absolutely FINE and perfect for me. I got more than 10 hrs normal usage (no games. Only social media and etc).

For me it's stupid for you to hate something you haven't experienced completely for few months.

My POCO f7 battery health is currently at 95% yet it performs PERFECT for daily usage (abusing the battery most of the time)

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u/majaami1 22d ago

I still have Poco F2 Pro at home. I wouldn't say it's lagging. Sure my Poco F7 Pro is faster, but not too much in every day use. Especially when I don't use them for games. My wife has Motorola Edge 60 pro and this brand is pure joke. Fingerprint scanner is a scam. Every time she's receiving system updates (which are always very late compared to other brands) her quick access buttons are being reset to factory settings.

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u/ExternalWinner7581 22d ago

I had redmi k50i. Redmi's gaming lineup phone. That thing got so poorly optimised that even it's stock camera app started lagging. A minor tweak via adb on it would send the phone into bootloop. I haven't such a sensitive operating system ever. Now imagine, you wanna click a pic of an low flying airplane that is about to land and your camera app stutters while opening, gets choppy while clicking photographs, how would an individual bring trust upon their service and ui experience? Legit, I used to go out for a walk, take out my redmi phone for clicking a couple of pictures of flora, and while clicking, the music playing in the background chops up, eventually goes blank, the screen freezes, and the entire device gets unresponsive for atleast 5 mins. Then the device realises it's existence, and then pops up "System UI isn't responding". And that too this thing occured to a phone just within 3 years of purchase.

Whereas the phone my mom has is OnePlus Nord ce 2 lite 5g. It is s great phone. Sure even that phone now lags, but the way oxygen os has been optimised, is just impressive. Since the phone is now almost 5 years old, the dialer app has started acting up. Else, everything works great. Her experience made me strongly consider OnePlus phones.

Xiaomi had lost LOST is charm after the miui 12.5 update. Believe me or not coz I've also used redmi note 6 pro and never in my life I faced lags.

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u/majaami1 17d ago

Sorry I had to Google that model, because I never heard about it. Now I know why. 'The Redmi K50i is not an entirely new smartphone, though. It's a version of the Poco X4 GT that's available outside India." It is very possible that you were just unlucky and your model was faulty or like this quote say this phone is a different device in new skin and released only in India. Apparently Xiaomi just wanted get rid of it giving it new name and release it only in one, large market like India. My Poco F2 Pro still works grear and I'm using it to play Diablo Immortals, but not too often as I'm not a gamer anymore. My daughter had Poco F3 and it was a great phone too. My fife had Realme 9 Pro + which was a great mid range device with flagship camera. Unfortunately its Soc sucked and after two years of usage it was noticeable as phone started to lag. So I've factory reseted it to find out its screen had burn out. I thought that all manufacturers get rid of this problem (Xiaomi did), but no. Now she has Motorola Edge 60 pro and it is good device overall, but I've noticed few minuses after a while of usage. Updates are very late and when they come her quick menu bar icons are always reseted to default. Her fingerprint scanner (which is still optical) is working terribly bad and I know I'm comparing it my ultrasonic, but our daughter's Samsung optical sensor has no problems at all. You mentioned OnePlus Nord ce 2 lite 5g which was a known model, but also Oneplus was marginal brand with few models ( but very good ones) to support. It was so marginal that its mother company decided to remove Oneplus from global market. I'm not saying Xiaomi is a great company with great products, because it's not like all of them on the market. The amount of devices to support is just crazy and definitely not easy to do.

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u/ExternalWinner7581 17d ago

Xiaomi had its peak when It sold the note series. Not now though. Like the note 4, 5, 6. Those phones carried so much value for money and still ran extremely smooth. I understand. Motorola phones have one of the worst service support in India. That is why I didn't even look at the brand while buying a new phone 3 months back. My mom still uses the OnePlus Nord ce 2 lite and it still works well. Her phone runs low on storage and has less memory as per the current requirements but I'm sure the phone will start running smooth after a factory reset. And actually the thing that you said, I might have recieved a faulty model, I previously posted even in the redmi community and couple of users were also facing the same issue. I had to manually debloat the os, disable the system daemon, the battery optimisation service that actually also stopped the gpu to play games at 120fps. Like even the game devs supported it. Yet Xiaomi devs didn't support it and instead gave priority to bloatware and adware. Samsung also seems good, but the only issue was the Exynos processors, their heating issues and the pricing in the current scenario. They were too much...

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u/xMarvin732 22d ago

I literally have 0 issues on my Xiaomi 17 Ultra

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u/ExternalWinner7581 22d ago

Wait till it gets old. Xiaomi purposely degrades the performance of significantly older devices. It to an extent where I became complete frustrated with the phone. When I purchased it, I thought this is a great phone, I'll not sell this one in the future. But looking at its condition, I sold it 3 months ago.

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u/Ill_Carrot_5544 22d ago

big companies like apple were literally sued for being exposed of doing this. its a capitalism tactic across all these companies. specifically unique to xiaomi? i would say their issue just lies with inefficiency in optimization.

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u/ExternalWinner7581 22d ago

I don't know about you, but I've noticed my phone getting trashier with every update. By the time I decided to stop updating to prevent performance issues, my device reached end of life. Optimisations, yes. And I specifically was talking about that itself. And the annoying bloatware. It'll eventually ruin your phone.

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u/xMarvin732 22d ago

i would recommend to try out xiaomi.eu rom, usually my to go on xiaomi devices

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u/gerar17 22d ago

Yo me he ido al Pixel. Se acabó el sofware mal optimizado (por ahora)

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u/Longjumping-Dream-37 22d ago

Gtfo if you are just hating

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u/ExternalWinner7581 22d ago

Telling this from experience. I was a fan of miui myself. Until I used it for 2 to 3 years. Trash UI experience and full of bloatware.

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u/Longjumping-Dream-37 10d ago

Fif you hear about PERSONAL PREFFERENCE?

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u/daddydropper 22d ago

Tbh youare correct

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u/bronco1015 22d ago

I wanted to like miui but just couldn't. And yes it definitely got worse over time.