It has been more than half a month since Xiaomi launched MIUI 14. Many old users have successively received push updates to the development version and stable version. Many of them are hesitant to upgrade, fearing that Lei Jun 's "remote casting" plan will eliminate old models. In fact, there is no need to worry at all. As a user of Xiaomi 11, I have been upgrading for a while. I hope I can share the most realistic experience with everyone. After reading it, I can decide whether to upgrade or not.
After all, the Xiaomi 11 series is an old model from two years ago. It has not yet received the stable version push. You need to apply for the development version first, and then you can receive the latest version push. In the past two years, I have been using the development version system, so there is no need to apply again now. MIUI14 was pushed the night it was released.
In the earliest development version of the system, I did not see the "Photon Engine" highlighted at the press conference. To be honest, I was a little disappointed and felt that I had been abandoned by Xiaomi. Later I discovered that it was a misunderstanding. All mobile phones upgraded to MIUI14 support the Photon Engine. In fact, the experience is obviously smooth. There are very few frame drops and lags when sliding on the desktop and opening applications, which is almost the same as when I first bought it. Another major upgrade experience of
is its stability. In the past half month, there have been almost no bugs encountered. This was not done when it was first released. I can only say that the MIUI team is really working hard now. Moreover, the experience when playing games has also been improved, and the fever has been significantly reduced. Playing a few games of "Honor of Kings " will not be as hot as before.
Xiaomi Mi 11 series no longer generates heat. In fact, this also brings another benefit. It can avoid motherboard problems as much as possible, making daily use more worry-free. But even if there is a problem with the motherboard, don’t be afraid. Lei Jun adjusted the after-sales policy of the Xiaomi Mi 11 series last month, so that even if there is no human damage, you can enjoy a 36-month long warranty.
In fact, my Xiaomi Mi 11 was repaired at the end of last month. When I woke up, I couldn't turn on the WiFi. I quickly ran to the nearby Xiaomi Home and had the master check it out. Then they replaced it with a free motherboard and returned it to full health. At that time, the clerk also gave a surprise, giving away 200GB cloud space service for free, which is convenient for storing and backing up more data. It reminded me of the People's Daily Online comment that "actively solving the reasonable demands of consumers is the after-sales obligation of manufacturers." Xiaomi really did it.
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