Crucial Warning: These packages carry the UMM / rembrandt identifier and belong strictly to model 22122RK93C. Never flash images built for the sibling Snapdragon Redmi K60 / POCO F5 Pro (mondrian), Redmi K60 Pro (socrates), or Dimensity 9200+ Redmi K60 Ultra (corot). Always select "clean all" inside Mi Flash Tool and avoid "clean all and lock" on modified partitions.
Redmi K60E (rembrandt) HyperOS 2.0 Fastboot Download
China Stable HyperOS 2.0 Fastboot Release (OS2.0.25.0.UMMCNXM) 1 package
rembrandt_images_OS2.0.25.0.UMMCNXM_20260423.0000.00_14.0_cn_34922e09e5.tgz
Official China Stable HyperOS 2.0 Fastboot image on Android 14.0 for Dimensity 8200 hardware. Extract twice with 7-Zip for Mi Flash Tool.
MD5: 34922e09e53a94c676e70f627b6b25f8
High-Level Fastbootd Restoration Summary for rembrandt
- Verify model 22122RK93C (rembrandt) has an unlocked bootloader via Xiaomi Community/Mi Unlock
- Extract rembrandt_images_OS2.0.25.0.UMMCNXM_20260423.0000.00_14.0_cn_34922e09e5.tgz twice to C:\rembrandt_fw\
- Boot device into Fastboot mode (Volume Down + Power) and attach via rear USB 2.0
- Select C:\rembrandt_fw\ inside Mi Flash Tool and verify "clean all" (flash_all.bat) is active
- Complete flashing cleanly, and consult FlashGuideHub for Platform-Tools v35+ and MT6896 driver steps
Hardware Model Disambiguation & UFS 3.1 Pre-Flash Checks
- Confirm your board is 'rembrandt' (22122RK93C, Dimensity 8200, side-mounted fingerprint reader) via fastboot getvar product before flashing.
- Verify the MD5 checksum of rembrandt_images_OS2.0.25.0.UMMCNXM_20260423.0000.00_14.0_cn_34922e09e5.tgz (6.80 GB, MD5: 34922e09e53a94c676e70f627b6b25f8) to avoid corrupt super.img transfers.
- Install Google Android SDK Platform-Tools v35+ and Xiaomi/MediaTek USB drivers on 64-bit Windows for stable userspace fastbootd writes.
- Extract rembrandt_images_OS2.0.25.0.UMMCNXM_20260423.0000.00_14.0_cn_34922e09e5.tgz twice with 7-Zip directly into C:rembrandt_fw until flash_all.bat and the images directory appear cleanly.
- Confirm at least 40% battery charge on the 5,500 mAh cell and plug straight into a rear motherboard USB 2.0 port with an original Type-C cable.
Redmi K60E (rembrandt) vs K60 (mondrian) & K60 Pro (socrates)
Fastboot flashing via flash_all.bat requires an officially unlocked bootloader through Xiaomi account authorization. MediaTek Dimensity 8200 BROM recovery also enforces signed Xiaomi SLA/DA authentication on locked phones.
Ready to Flash This Firmware?
Full step-by-step instructions for Xiaomi Redmi K60E, including prerequisites, error fixes, and screenshots, are on FlashGuideHub's Mi Flash Tool guide.
Can also be flashed via Fastboot: Open Fastboot Guide →
Redmi K60E Architecture, Build Code & Partition FAQ
While Xiaomi rebadged the Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 Redmi K60 (mondrian) internationally as the POCO F5 Pro and released the Redmi K60 Ultra (corot) globally as the Xiaomi 13T Pro, the MediaTek Dimensity 8200 Redmi K60E (22122RK93C) was sold exclusively inside mainland China — meaning only CN-region firmware (such as OS2.0.25.0.UMMCNXM) exists officially.
Under Xiaomi's HyperOS taxonomy: "OS2.0" identifies HyperOS 2.0; "U" stands for Android 14 as the underlying OS base; "MM" is the two-letter hardware platform identifier assigned to the Redmi K60E (rembrandt); "CN" indicates China domestic firmware; and "XM" specifies standard open retail distribution.
The K60E (rembrandt) runs on MediaTek Dimensity 8200 (MT6896) with UFS 3.1 storage, moves the fingerprint reader into the side power button rather than under the 1440p OLED glass, and supports 67W wired charging without wireless charging coils — whereas K60 (mondrian) and K60 Pro (socrates) use Qualcomm Snapdragon chips, optical under-display fingerprint sensors, and 30W wireless charging.
Unpacking the double-compressed .tgz archive exposes flash_all.bat and the images directory containing preloader, lk, tee, boot, init_boot, vendor_boot, dtbo, and the multi-gigabyte dynamic super.img (holding system, product, system_ext, and vendor logical partitions flashed via userspace fastbootd).