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Original story (published on October 25, 2019) follows:

MIUI 11 update rollout is what Xiaomi is now gearing up for. Note that quite a few Xiaomi devices have already received the MIUI 11 update. Moreover, the company has also shared very recently the roadmap for MIUI 11 rollout for global and Indian units.

Talking about MIUI 11, it brings in a lot of new features and enhancements for the smartphones like design changes to UI, new AOD (Always On Display), Mi Share, Digital Wellbeing, Mi Work, ultra power saving mode and the list goes on.

Earlier today, we have reported that the Mi 6 and Mi MIX 2 has also received the MIUI 11 based update, albeit in China. And now, another device i.e. Redmi 7 joins the list of devices that have been served with the MIUI 11 update in Europe.

Matter of fact, taking a look at the rollout timetable, Redmi 7 was slated to receive the update between October 22 to October 31. So, this update seems right on time for the device.

To recall, Redmi 7 was launched in March 2019 and is powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 632 SoC. The entry-level phone is quite a brilliant performer in the budget category. Moreover, you get a dual 12 MP+2 MP camera setup at the back.

Under the hood, the device packs in a 4,000 mAh battery and sports a 6.26-inch HD+ notched display. It comes with 16/32/64 GB of internal storage options.

Coming back to the MIUI 11 update, it carries the version number V11.0.3.0.PFLEUXM and weighs in around 1.7 GB in size. However, the build is still based on Android 9 Pie. Below is the official changelog for the update along with the OTA screenshot:

Changelog

Comprehensive design optimized for full screen display devices
– Removing visual clutter, improving touch controls, and refining the use of color allowed us to create the system where nothing stands between you and the content

Sounds of nature
– Notification sounds won’t make you tired. Now, they keep changing dynamically, just like nature does.

Mi Share
– Transfer files from phone to phone at breakneck speeds

Documents
– Preview your documents before you open them
– Stay productive and efficient with our all-new Mi Doc Viewer

Printing
– Print photos and files directly from your phone without installing any additional apps

System
– New: Editing, sharing, and customizing your screenshots is now much easier

Game speed booster
– New: Continuous swiping opens an additional menu in Game Turbo now

Source

Looking at the changelog, it tells that the update brings in quite a few goodies for the Redmi 7 that includes changes in the UI, new Mi share app, Game speed booster, and more.

Notably, the Chinese edition of this phone got stable MIUI 11 update a while ago. On the other hand, Redmi 7A, the trimmed down edition of Redmi 7, also received the MIUI 11 update in Europe.

Besides, the update is being pushed via OTA in batches and will take some time in hitting all the devices. However, if you wish to manually sideload the update on your device then, you can head to the below section for downloading the package file:

Download Link

  • Device: Redmi 7
  • Codename: onclite
  • Channel: Europe Stable
  • Version: V11.0.3.0.PFLEUXM
  • Android: 9
    • Download: Link
    • MD5: 354f31965f02b4a9885fe9e29d75e5c9

Once you have downloaded the update from the above link, go to Settings>>About Phone>>System update>>press the MIUI version logo 10 times>> tap on the three-dot icon at the top right corner and select Choose update package. Locate the update package inside the ‘downloaded_rom’ folder of your internal storage and select the file to update manually.

Happy installing!

Update (October 30)

Indian Redmi 7 owners – rejoice! The MIUI 11 update is here for your little gizmo.

  • Device: Redmi 7
  • Codename: onclite
  • Channel: India Stable
  • Version: V11.0.2.0.PFLINXM
  • Android: 9
    • Type: Recovery
      • Download: Link
      • MD5: a0c099b95b8081b891c28dd0d8da1dc2

Note – You can check out our Xiaomi section to keep yourself updated regarding all the latest happenings around Xiaomi smartphones.

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