Xiaomi Always has a name for Launching very good Hardware for a reasonable price. They are fast at version updates but slightly do not Maintaining Stable and bug-free updates.
In recent 1 years, many people have expressed disbelief that The new updates dropped by Xiaomi are mediocre and make the phones when they bought with Hard earned money unusable after 1 year of purchase.
These tweets are just an example. There are so many Incidents happened in recent months With Poco X2, mi A3, mi 11 Ultra, and Redmi note 10 pro in recent days.
#MiA3 device after July 2021 Update
The device is hard brick – the device is not getting the boot
user report : [Pranshu Kesarwani]
Help please @XiaomiIndia @XiaomiSupport pic.twitter.com/IAJ2Phbghu— Ashish Nayak®🇮🇳 (@ashishnayakone) July 27, 2021
Alright so @POCOSupport @IndiaPOCO I gave my POCO X2 (6/128) to a Xiaomi service center, after a MIUI update caused it to brick, and it's been 3 weeks. And they're giving more reasons than an actual fix. One day they say there's a power IC failure, and one day they say it's …
— Gagan Malvi (@gmlvi) October 21, 2021
People have come to a State where they either stay on Previous stable updates When they bought the device or Unlock the bootloader and Flash Stable Android 12 custom Roms.
Whenever these incidents happen Xiaomi support team on Twitter are Responding pretty Quick which is commendable. And also on some occasions, they are offering free services. But these frequent Issues and bugs in builds will hamper the productivity and usability of Customers.
- We hope a big company like Xiaomi will sort out these things in the coming months and provide stable updates where users can daily drive it.
- Before pushing an Update make sure the Build is thoroughly tested by Testers in different parts of the world.
- Otherwise, as people are thinking now, Xiaomi smartphones Will only be Termed as a 1-year phones.
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