[Update: July 15]Redmi Note 11 series stable update: All Android and MIUI updates
Redmi Note 11 series stable update: first published on May 21, 2022. Check below for latest releases…
Xiaomi sub-brand Redmi released the Note 11 in China on October 28, 2021, pre-installed with Android 11 and MIUI 12. The device arrived on the international market in January 2022, running Android 11 but based on MIUI 13. Unfortunately, the much anticipated Android 12 update is yet to start seeding for the device.
Many Redmi Note 11 series stable updates have rolled in the past weeks. These builds are probably to improve performance and fix bugs while preparing the device for a seamless upgrade to Android 12. And while we wait for the update to start seeding, the global models of the Redmi Note 11, Redmi Note 11 NFC, and Redmi Note 11 Pro 4G are receiving a new stable update.
The latest Redmi Note 11 series stable update brings the May security patch to increase system security and stability. Also, it improves performance and fixes bugs.
How to flash Redmi Note 11 series stable update via Recovery
First, you need to download the recovery ROM and then move it to your device’s internal memory. After, you should head to Updater App and click on the three dots on the top left. Click choose update package and select the ROM that you downloaded. The system will verify the ROM, and once the verification is completed, the flashing will commence. You can also check for the full tutorial here.
Download Redmi Note 11 series stable update
Redmi Note 11 series phones are hard to keep up with because there are many of them in the market. However, you can download all the Redmi Note 11 series stable updates on this page. Check below for your device model.
- Redmi Note 11 – MIUI 13.0.12.0 RGCMIXM: Recovery | OTA (Apply from 13.0.9.0) spes
- Redmi Note 11 NFC – MIUI 13.0.8.0 RGKMIXM: Recovery | OTA (Apply from v13.0.7.0) spesn
- Redmi Note 11 Pro 4G – MIUI 13.0.8.0 RGDMIXM: Recovery | OTA (Apply from v13.0.7.0) viva
Update: July 15, 2023
The Redmi Note 11 Pro 4G is getting a new stable update with the July 2023 security patch. It’s seeding for the global users with a version number MIUI 14.0.3.0 TGDMIXM. As expected, it has increased system security and fixed bugs while optimizing performance. Download here: Recovery | OTA Apply from v14.0.2.0.
Those in Europe are receiving a stable MIUI 14.0.2.0 TGDEUXM. It bumps their device’s Android security patch level to July 2023 to improve system security. You can download here: Recovery | OTA Apply from v14.0.1.0.
Update: May 23, 2023
Redmi Note 11S 5G Android 13-based MIUI 14 update is now released in Europe. The update is seeding with a version number MIUI 14.0.2.0 TGLEUXM and brings all the expected features. It also bumps the Android security patch level to May 2023 to increase system security while a stable MIUI based on Android 13 is part of the package. You can download here: Recovery.
Update: July 16, 2022
A new stable update has been released globally for the Redmi Note 11 users. It is seeding with a version number MIUI 13.0.4.0 SGCMIXM. The update has improved performance, stability, security and fixed reported bugs after the initial Android 12 release. Download here.
Update: July 02, 2022
Xiaomi has started upgrading the Redmi Note 11 to Android 12 globally. The update is seeding with a version number MIUI 13.0.2.0 SGCMIXM. It weighs 2.7 and brings June 2022 security patch. Check the full report here.
Update: June 21, 2022
Ahead of the planned Android 12 upgrade, Xiaomi is currently rolling out a new update to the Redmi Note 11 to prepare the device for a seamless upgrade. The update is seeding with a version number MIUI 13.0.11.0 RGKEUXM, and you can download here: Recovery | OTA Apply from v13.0.10.0.
Update: June 13, 2022
The Redmi Note 11S 5G is getting a new update in Taiwan. It is seeding with a version number MIUI 13.0.3.0 RGLTWXM, and brings the April 2022 security patch to increase system security and stability. Also, the update has fortified the device ahead of the planned Android 12 upgrade. Download here: Recovery.
