Stable Paranoid Android Topaz starts arriving for Xiaomi phones
Besides LineageOS, Paranoid Android is among the last few remaining AOSP-based custom ROMs that is still actively developed for a wide array of devices. The team behind the ROM started itsAndroid 13push bydropping alpha and beta Paranoid Android Topaz buildsfor a bunch of OnePlus and Pixel phones in October 2022. More recently, the firststable Paranoid Android Topaz releasewas made available for theNothing Phone 1. Just a few days later, the AOSPA team has released the stable Topaz build for several Redmi and Poco phones.
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So, if you are frustrated with Xiaomi’s painfully slow Android 13 rollout, Paranoid Android Topaz is a viable solution to experience the latest Android release on your Redmi or Poco phone. The only downside is that you must get your hands dirty (virtually) to install the AOSP-based ROM. On the plus side, you can experience Android 13 without MIUI and any bloatware that Xiaomi typically bundles on its phones.
Paranoid Android Topaz stable is available for the following Xiaomi and Poco phones:
While not yet stable, the second Topaz beta build is also live for the Redmi Note 11 with plenty of bug fixes. In addition to all the Redmi and Poco devices,OnePlus 9Rusers can now flash the stable Paranoid Android Topaz ROM on their phones.
You can find the ROM’s download link for your Redmi or Poco device over atParanoid Android’s website.
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