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Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 Android 10 update rolling out in Europe - PiunikaWeb

The Redmi Note 7 was unveiled back in February 2019 and the device stayed true to its roots. It packed the very best mid-range specs and passed on the savings to the users through the pricetag.

The device which is powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 660 came with Android 9 Pie out of the box with Xiaomi’s own MIUI 11 on top. The device is slated to get updated to both Android 10 and MIUI 12.

redmi note 7

Redmi Note 7

We have already seen the Redmi Note 7 bag Android 10 in various markets. The Chinese, Indian and even the Global variants of this device have already been updated to Android 10 but still based on MIUI 11 that it launched with.

Today, Android 10 is rolling out to yet another regional variant, the European version of the Redmi Note 7. A few days ago, we got word that this update was right around the corner and today, we finally have it.

Redmi Note 7 ANdroid 10 EU

Redmi Note 7 Android 10 EU

The changelog for this update is as slim as the one we have seen with the other Note 7 Android 10 rollouts;

Changelog:
System
– Optimization: Updated Android Security Patch to July 2020. Increased system security.
– Stable MIUI based on Android 10

As mentioned in the changelog, this update brings with it the July 2020 security patch. It remains unclear why this European model did not get this build of Android with its other regional variants but I guess better late than never, right? If you’d like to install this build on your device, here’s the download link.

  • Device: Redmi Note 7
  • Codename: LAVENDEREEAGlobal
  • Channel: Global Stable
  • Version: V11.0.1.0.QFGEUXM
  • Android: 10
    • Type: Recovery
      • Download: Link
      • MD5: fc2ac50c80fe86b9f83484c0b7a29a9c

The Redmi Note 7 is still in line for an update to MIUI 12. Already, we have seen the stable update go live in China so maybe something is cooking for other regions too? Stay tuned to our MIUI 12 tracker for more.

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

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