2010–2012	2012–2013	2013–2014	2014–2019	2019–2024

2010–2012

Variant used for the MIUI Developing Team

Logo with English slogan (2011–2013)

In 2010, Xiaomi Technology launched MIUI as its first product. It was a custom Android ROM similar to CyanogenMod with a UI that looks similar to iOS at that time. The MIUI ROM was translated to English unofficially by xiaomi.eu in late 2010 but the official English version of MIUI was introduced in 2011.

At that time, Xiaomi didn't make smartphones until the release of its first smartphone, the Mi 1, in 2011.

2012–2014

2012–2013

Logo with Chinese slogan

Logo with English slogan

This logo was introduced during the launch of MIUI V4.

2013–2014

After the release of MIUI V5, the MIUI wordmark gotten some minor changes.

2014–2019

This was used from MIUI 6 up to MIUI 10. However, this is still currently in used on MIUI Unlock site.

2019–2024

Colored variant

This is currently used since the release of MIUI 11. Starting MIUI 12, this logo appeared as a default startup animation in all Xiaomi and Redmi smartphones until 2022 in favor of the new Mi logomark but it is still being used on POCO phones.

In 2021, MIUI introduced the MIUI for Pad software skin designed for tablets and it is being used since the release of Xiaomi Pad 5.

In 2023, Xiaomi introduced Xiaomi HyperOS, and it was replaced MIUI by 2024.

External links

• Official website (Global)
• Official website (China)

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Main Brands Xiaomi (Book | Civi | Pad | Watch | MIX (Fold | Flip)) | Mijia/Xiaomi Home | Redmi (A series | Book | C series | K series (Pad) | Note | Pad | Turbo | Watch) Subbrands Black Shark1 | POCO (C series | F series | M series | X series) | CUKTECH1 Automotive Xiaomi Auto (SU7 | YU7) Software HyperOS | Mi Fitness | Mi Remote | POCO Launcher | HyperAI | Xiaomi Community (POCO Community) | Xiaomi Home Defunct/Former Mi (A series | CC | Max | Note) | Xiaomi Redmi (xA series2 | Go2 | Pro) | POCOPHONE (F series3) | YI Technology4 | MIUI5 (for Pad | for POCO | JoyUI) | ZMI6 Notes 1 Subsidiary 2 Replaced by the new Redmi A series 3 No longer available globally, but still available in some countries 4 Split-off 5 Replaced by Xiaomi HyperOS 6 Former whole-subsidiary from May 21–December 13, 2021

V • T • E  Android

Part of Google Platforms Androidify | Auto | Automotive | Developers (Console) | Go Edition | Jetpack | One | Now in Android | Package Kit | Studio | Source | TV (Sky Evo19) | Wear OS | XR Events The Android Show (I/O Edition | XR Edition) Software skins FireOS1 | HTC Sense2 | HiOS16 | itelOS17 | MagicOS10 | Microsoft Launcher3 | LineageOS8 | Nothing OS20 | One UI6 | EMUI9 | ColorOS15 | Xiaomi HyperOS4 | OriginOS11 | XOS18 Defunct Cyanogen OS7 (CyanogenMod7 8) | JoyUI5 | MIUI4 | Nokia X14 | Samsung Experience6 | TouchWiz6 | Funtouch OS12 | iQOO UI13 | MagicUI10 (Live UI10) | XUI18 Notes 1 Developed by Amazon. 2 Developed by HTC. 3 Developed by Microsoft. 4 Developed by Xiaomi. 5 Developed by Xiaomi, only used on Black Shark devices. 6 Developed by Samsung Electronics. 7 Developed by Cyanogen Inc. 8 Aftermarket Android custom ROM. 9 Developed by Huawei. Now used on HarmonyOS for Mainland China models only. 10 Developed by Honor since 2021. Formerly developed by Huawei. 11 Developed by Vivo. 12 Developed by Vivo, now replaced by OriginOS. 13 Developed by Vivo, only used on iQOO devices. 14 Developed by Nokia, later Microsoft Mobile. 15 Developed by Oppo 16 Developed by Transsion for TECNO devices. 17 Developed by Transsion for itel devices. 18 Developed by Transsion for Infinix devices. 19 Developed by Sky Cable Corporation. 20 Developed by Nothing.