How to install miui 8 on xiaomi redmi 3 and redmi 3 pro

MIUI 8 is the new version of the popular Android-based Xiaomi operating system, this software adds a good handful of features and functionalities that the stock Android version lacks. Although the new software will start to arrive via OTA to the smartphones of the Asian manufacturer, there is the possibility of installing it manually if you can't wait.

Xiaomi Redmi 3 and Xiaomi Redmi 3 users can now install MIUI 8 manually

The owners of a Xiaomi Redmi 3 or a Xiaomi Redmi 3 Pro can install MIUI 8 manually and following a very simple procedure, all the steps will be done from the same phone so we do not need to have any PC on our side.

The first thing will be to make a mandatory backup in case something else goes out so we can go back and recover our phone. You also need to know that your smartphone must have a China Stable or Developer ROM installed, otherwise it will not ensure proper operation. From the settings of your phone you can check the ROM you have installed.

Once you have made sure to comply with the previous steps, you can start the procedure to install MIUI 8 on your smartphone:

• First you need to download the latest developer version from the en.miui page Once the download is complete we will rename the zip to update.zip Now we will put the renamed file in the root folder of your Redmi 3 memory o Redmi 3 Pro Once we have the file in the correct location, we go to settings , about the phone , system updates and in the menu we look for the option to choose update package and select the update.zip

You just need to let the terminal work to enjoy all the benefits of MIUI 8. It is important to note that the update will erase all the data on your smartphone if you have a stable MIUI 7 ROM installed. The new MIUI 8 version installed is developer and will be updated every week via OTA.

Remember that flashing ROMs on your smartphone is a process that always has its risks, if you decide to do it it is at your own risk, from Professional Review we are not responsible for possible damage to your smartphone.