EMUI 10.1 and Magic UI 3.1 update schedule released for global Huawei & Honor Phone users

Huawei introduced the EMUI 10.1 alongside the release of the Huawei P40 series phones, back in March this year. Since then, a bunch of phones has already grabbed the EMUI 10.1 update.

And taking things a step further, Huawei has now made the EMUI 10.1 and Magic UI 3.1 update roadmap available for the global Huawei and Honor smartphones.

This will give the users something official to look up to regarding when their device will get the EMUI 10.1 or the Magic UI 3.1 update.

As per the announcement, a total of 16 Huawei phones and 4 Honor phones are in line to pick up the latest EMUI 10.1 update based on Android 10, later in the month of June.

Here is the official list Huawei phones that will get updated to EMUI 10.1, later this month:

• HUAWEI P30
• HUAWEI P30 Pro
• HUAWEI Mate 20
• HUAWEI Mate 20 Pro
• PORSCHE DESIGN HUAWEI Mate 20 RS
• HUAWEI Mate 20 X
• HUAWEI Mate 20 X (5G)
• HUAWEI nova 5T
• HUAWEI Mate Xs
• HUAWEI P40 lite
• HUAWEI nova 7i
• HUAWEI Mate 30
• HUAWEI Mate 30 Pro
• HUAWEI Mate 30 Pro 5G
• HUAWEI MatePad Pro
• HUAWEI MediaPad M6 10.8″

And here is the list of Honor phones that will pick up the Magic UI 3.1:

• HONOR View30 PRO
• HONOR 20
• HONOR 20 PRO
• HONOR View20

EMUI 10.1 packs in tons of great and cool new features for the Huawei phones like the optimized UI experience, Always on Display (AOD), new fingerprint unlock animations, multi-window functionality, floating notifications, Huawei MeeTime, Huawei Share, multi-screen collaboration, voice assistant Celia, and much more.

Magic UI 3.1 will share almost all the features of EMUI 10.1 with some subtle changes to suit the needs of the Honor phones. Overall, the EMUI 10.1 and Magic UI 3.1 aims at providing the best possible Android experience to the Huawei and Honor phone users.

And now with this global update schedule available, users can rest assured about the time when their phones will pick up the updates, later this month.

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