Xiaomi has published a new weekly bug report detailing recent fixes for several device issues in China. These updates address specific problems affecting models like the Xiaomi 17 Ultra, Xiaomi 17 Max, Xiaomi 17T Pro, Xiaomi 13, and REDMI K90.
Confirmed Fixes in Recent HyperOS Builds
The company confirmed these bugs have been resolved and fixes are available in the latest firmware versions for select representative models:
- Xiaomi 17 Ultra (build 3.0.305.5): Fixed a camera autofocus failure in telephoto shooting for some scenes.
- Xiaomi 17 Max (3.0.304.0): Resolved one-stop editing feature not applying lock screen wallpaper in certain situations.
- Xiaomi 17T Pro (3.0.308.0): Corrected icon shape and color anomalies in some display scenarios.
- Xiaomi 13 (3.0.304.0): Fixed incorrect battery capacity readings shown in some cases.
- REDMI K90 (3.0.305.0): Addressed the issue of multiple side white bars appearing simultaneously.
Issues Still Under Investigation
Xiaomi also listed bugs currently being worked on for upcoming updates:
- REDMI K90 Pro Max (3.0.306.0): Abnormal resource usage by phone services in specific situations.
- REDMI K90 Max (3.0.311.0): Fan scheduling failure under certain conditions.
- REDMI K80 (3.0.303.0): Communication with tablets via connection sharing disconnects automatically.
- REDMI K70 (3.0.306.0): NFC functionality failure in certain cases.
- REDMI Turbo 4 (3.0.302.0): Brightness abnormalities when switching Kuaishou small window.
Impact and Rollout Expectations
The affected versions mainly correspond to recent HyperOS builds in the Chinese market. Xiaomi’s weekly announcements aim to keep users informed of progress on issues flagged by the community. The fixed builds for confirmed bugs are expected to roll out to global models soon. Xiaomi notes that problems listed in the report are verified on representative devices; other related models experiencing similar issues will receive corresponding fixes. Additional bugs reported by users remain under review.
Where to Follow Further Updates
The official Xiaomi Community site posts weekly progress reports in the Xiaomi Announcement section. Users encountering bugs covered in the report should verify if their devices have received the noted fixes and watch for further updates on unresolved issues.
For reference on Xiaomi’s July 2026 security updates covering a broader set of models, see our earlier article: Xiaomi July 2026 Security Patch Rolls Out to 58 Devices.
Source: xiaomi.cn
