Xiaomi announced the MiUI version 12 last week and the company is now working to roll out the new update on numerous of its smartphones. The MiUI 12 closed beta build is now accessible for more devices since the time of its initial release and so the company made a list of 33 devices (Redmi and Xiaomi) that will support the MiUI 12 Developer Builds in China. Check out the list below.

The list of devices which will have support for the Developer Build are as follow based on the post the company made on its official Weibo account.

• Xiaomi Mi 10
• Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro
• Xiaomi Mi 10 Youth Edition
• Xiaomi Mi 9 Pro 5G
• Xiaomi Mi 9 Explorer Edition
• Xiaomi Mi 9
• Redmi K30 Pro Zoom Edition
• Redmi K30 Pro
• Redmi K30 5G
• Redmi K30
• Redmi K20 Pro Premium Edition
• Redmi K20 Pro
• Redmi K20
• Xiaomi Mi CC9 Pro
• Xiaomi Mi CC9 Meitu Edition
• Redmi Note 7 Pro
• Xiaomi Mi 9 SE
• Redmi Note 8 Pro
• Redmi Note 7
• Xiaomi Mi 8
• Xiaomi Mi 8 Screen Fingerprint Edition
• Xiaomi Mi 8 Explorer Edition
• Xiaomi Mi Mix 3
• Xiaomi Mi Mix 2S
• Xiaomi Mi Note 3
• Xiaomi Mi Max 3
• Xiaomi Mi 8 Youth Edition
• Xiaomi Mi Mix 2
• Xiaomi Mi Note 5
• Xiaomi Mi 6X
• Xiaomi Mi 8 SE
• Xiaomi Mi 6

The MIUI 12 support for Redmi Note 8 Pro is dropped due to bricking issues in China. Meanwhile the China-based build aren’t really meant for global users as the build doesn’t have support for Google Play Services as well as doesn’t have support for different languages.

With the new MiUI 12 build, there have been numerous improvements and enhancements which includes a newer design animations with real-time light and shadow effects using the MiUI Light Cone Motion Effect Architecture. There is also a new layered Dynamic Icons which generates real-time feedback based on Speed and direction.

Other interesting features of the MiUI 12 includes a new Control Center which is well thought out from t he previous quick settings panel, then there is also an improved navigation gestures, app drawer, live wallpapers, floating windows and a better dark mode. There is also the Mi Share firmware and a host of others but the most important pitching point the company is making is that the update is meant to secure user data.