Multiple Xiaomi devices have already received the latest MIUI 10 beta and today, there’s a new version being outed by the company, which comes with plenty of goodies.

The new MIUI 10 beta comes as version 8.7.5 and is rolling out to the Xiaomi Mi 6 and Mi 5, Mi MIX, Mi MIX 2 and Mi MIX 2S, Redmi Note 5 and Note 5 Pro, Redmi S2, and Mi Note 2. While the updates are already in the air, we also have access to the download links via the respective software update news pages below for those who can’t wait for the OTA notification.

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High on the list of goodies that the MIUI 10 v8.7.5 brings to these devices is the new LDAC functionality for Bluetooth that promises enhanced audio quality on supported devices. If you are concerned with battery life, you can also turn off this feature for extended use. For those in India, Mi Music now has a trending music videos section to make things easier for you.

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As usual, the update also comes with bug fixes, with the most notable ones being the issue where Cleaner content wouldn’t translate to Russian in the file manager and translation issue with all languages for users of the Xiaomi Mi 5.

MIUI 10 8.7.5 China ROM update also rolling out

In China, the same MIUI 10 v8.7.5 is also rolling out, but the changelog has more than what is contained in the global update. Nonetheless, we think the changes in the Chinese ROM will also appear in the global variants.

Some of them include better and more convenient full-screen gestures and new UI optimizations for an improved full-screen experience. You will also enjoy new nature-inspired system sounds like forest, beach, drizzle, etc. as well as take advantage of the new smart alarms with weather info.

The devices with AI capabilities are also getting some improvements to the Mi AI machine learning program. They’ll now see suggestions to connect to nearby devices as well as a flagship IoT platform for smart devices.

Other improvements include optimized face unlock speed and enhanced camera performance in low-lit conditions, video recording, and when taking shots in portrait mode, both indoors and outdoors.