This story is being continuously updated…. New updates are being added at the bottom…..

Original story (from April 27) follows:

Xiaomi’s rollout of Android 10 to its Android One-wielding Mi A3 has been one of the most chaotic roll-outs we have seen in a while. The update kept rolling out and getting canceled and rolled back several times. We have the coverage on the same here.

Many Mi A3 users remain baffled as to what exactly is causing Xiaomi to roll out half-baked updates time and time again to a device whose update, at least in theory, should be one of the easiest seeing as it is part of the Android One Program.

Mi A3
Xiaomi Mi A3

Well, while these users continue to wait for many of the bugs they have been facing to get fixed, Xiaomi is reportedly taking a much more reserved approach to its updated situation moving forward.

The company is once again, rolling out Android 10 to the Xiaomi Mi A3, only this time, they have chosen to test the waters before jumping head first. Well look at that! Xiaomi has finally learned a lesson!

With this roll-out, Xiaomi plans to roll out this update in phases and is urging users to be patient as the update will be available for their devices shortly.

“The update is being rolled out in phases and in case you have not received it, you will get it shortly. We appreciate your continued support and patience meanwhile.”

Further, the company plans to take a very small bite with this rollout, only pushing it out to 1% of Mi A3 users. At least this way, Xiaomi can better handle the damage control that might ensure, should this update prove as problematic as its previous 4 releases.

“This system update will be available to 1% of users (excluding India). ”
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It is not immediately clear why Xiaomi is excluding the Indian market in this roll out. However, should the update go well, we’re sure Xiaomi will roll out this update to more regions.

Update 1 (April 27)

The latest status update on the matter says the update is now available for 5% Mi A3 users, and will soon be pushed to the next 5%.

Update: April 27, 2020
The system update is at the moment available to 5% of users. We were not notified of any serious problems, so, it will be made available to 10% of users. Further steps depend on user feedback.

Update 2 (April 30)

The latest status update on the matter says the update is now available for 30% Mi A3 user.

Update: April 30, 2020
The system update is at the moment available to 30% of users (excluding India). Further steps depend on user feedback.

Update 3 (May 4)

The Android 10 update for the Mi A3 is now live in Japan.

NOTE: We have these and many more Xiaomi stories in our dedicated Xiaomi section.

Update 4 (May 5)

The Android 10 update for the Mi A3 is now live for devices in the EU region. Head here for more details.

Update 5 (May 6)

As per the latest status update on the matter, the Mi A3 Android 10 update is now available for 70% of the devices.

Update: May 6, 2020
The system update is at the moment available to 70% of users (excluding India). Further steps depend on user feedback.

Update 6 (May 7)

The Mi A3 Android 10 update is now available for 80% of the devices and should be rolling out to the next 10%.

Update: May 7, 2020
The system update is at the moment available to 80% of users. We were not notified of any serious problems, so, it will be made available to 90% of users (excluding India).

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