Xiaomi has finally presented an intermediate version MIUI 12.5 worldwide. As with earlier versions, the company has focused on greater performance, updated the user interface, improving the processor and power consumption. The company also shared details of the MIUI 12.5 update release at the event.
Xiaomi kicks off the event by saying MIUI 12.5 (based on Android 11) is more focused on system optimization. It mentions that the total memory of the main scene is reduced by 20%. This means that the optimized user interface will help reduce CPU usage by 22% and also reduce power consumption by 15% than before.
This partly confirms the Chinese variant of MIUI 12.5, however, the company did not mention many features from China, such as MIUI +, Natural Sounds & Haptics, privacy features such as a sandbox engine and updated Super Wallpapers. In any case, Xiaomi did talk about an improved and smoother interface with updated gestures and task rendering.
That is, unlike previous versions, where gestures and other tasks were handled in one main thread, MIUI 12.5 gestures receive a separate thread so that the CPU does not overload. And the interface is faster and smoother. Then MIUI 12.5 Global will allow users to uninstall more system apps.
The company even compared it with such giants as One UI 2.5, iOS (14.2.1) and said that most applications can now be uninstalled. Moreover, you can also hide other apps if you don't like them.
Some of the recently removed system apps include Mi Calculator, Notes App, Weather, Compass, Scanner, Mi Recorder and others. The ones you can hide include Mi Music, Themes, Mi Video, Downloads, and Mi File Manager.
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MIUI 12.5 update rollout schedule
Finally, Xiaomi has revealed the release schedule for MIUI 12.5 updates. Starting in the second quarter (possibly around April), the company will gradually roll out updates. At the moment, he has released a schedule for the deployment of the First and Second Waves.
For those who are interested Xiaomi Mi 11 is also on the list, and he might be one of the first to get one given that he's the newest of them all. You can take a look at it below:
First wave (second quarter of 2021)
Second wave (end of Q2021 XNUMX)
- My 10 Lite 5G
- My 10T Lite
- Mi Notes 10 Pro
- My Notes 10
- Note me 10 Lite
- Redmi Note 9T
- Notes redmi 9 Pro
- Redmi Notes 9S
- Redmi Note 9
- Notes redmi 8 Pro
- redmi 9
Xiaomi said more devices will receive MIUI 12.5, details of which will be revealed in the future.
