Xiaomi HyperOS 4 Update: Revamped Device Center and New Beta Rollout

Xiaomi is doubling down on its interconnected ecosystem vision with a significant update to its HyperOS 4 platform. The tech giant has completely revamped the software’s device center, introducing a streamlined interface designed to seamlessly bridge the gap between smartphones, smart homes, and connected vehicles, reports ithome.
A Streamlined Ecosystem Experience
As Xiaomi’s hardware portfolio continues to grow, managing a vast network of smart devices can quickly become cumbersome. To address this, the redesigned HyperOS 4 device center adopts a clean, card-based layout. This visual overhaul is specifically engineered to help users navigate their connected gadgets with speed and precision, regardless of how densely populated their smart ecosystem has become.
A major quality-of-life improvement in this update is the introduction of multi-home switching. Users can now effortlessly toggle between different properties—such as a primary residence and a vacation home—managing the unique devices in each household without friction. Additionally, a new pinning feature allows users to anchor their most frequently accessed devices to the top of the interface for immediate control.
Beta Program Enters Its Second Phase
Alongside these user interface enhancements, Xiaomi is steadily advancing toward a stable public release. Following the initial HyperOS 4 Beta rollout that commenced on August 14, the company recently utilized the official Xiaomi Community to announce a second wave of beta recruitment.
This expanded testing phase opens the door for a new batch of eligible smartphone and tablet owners to experience HyperOS 4 firsthand. By widening the testing pool, Xiaomi aims to gather critical user feedback, identify lingering bugs, and polish the operating system before its wider commercial deployment.
How to Check Eligibility
For users eager to test the latest software, Xiaomi has streamlined the tracking process. Device eligibility and update statuses can be verified directly through the MemeOS Enhancer application, which also serves as a central hub for downloading the latest system app updates and checking hardware support. Meanwhile, enthusiasts looking to monitor specific firmware drops can track the rollout of HyperOS 4 packages via MemeOSUpdates.com.
