Match region correctly:

Confirm your current MIUI branch in “About phone” and download the same branch (e.g., ...MIXM for Global, ...EUXM for EEA).

The ROM listing warns that your data could be deleted depending on flashing choices, so back up photos, chats, and authenticator apps first.

Confirm bootloader status:

Fastboot flashing requires bootloader unlock per the ROM listing notes; plan this before starting.

Charge to 50%+ and use a stable USB cable/port to reduce disconnection risk during flashing.

Fix the “screen stays on during calls” scenario:

If your main issue is proximity behavior, note that Xiaomi devices can often be recalibrated via CIT “Proximity Sensor” tools, which is worth checking after the update/flash.

Select the right build:

Use the newest ROM that matches your region (Global users: V14.0.17.0.TFFMIXM; EEA users: V14.0.15.0.TFFEUXM; etc.).

Download the .tgz and extract it to a short folder path (avoid deep folders).

Power off, boot into fastboot mode, then connect to your PC.

Flash with Xiaomi Flash Tool:

Load the extracted ROM folder and run the flash (a clean reinstall is commonly chosen when fixing update stutter or drain).

First boot can take longer than usual; allow MIUI to finish app optimization before judging speed/battery.

POCO M5s (rosemary_p) MIUI 14 Fastboot ROMs (Android 13) Flash File

POCO M5s is a budget-friendly AMOLED phone that shares the broader “rosemary” hardware family with devices like Redmi Note 10S, so owners typically focus on smooth day-to-day performance and stable battery life rather than chasing new UI features.

Common real-world pain points on MIUI 14-era builds include stuttering/lag after updates, faster-than-expected battery drain, and occasional proximity-sensor behavior during calls (screen not turning off reliably).

The MIUI 14 fastboot firmware files below let you clean-flash the correct region build for rosemary_p, which is often the most reliable way to stabilize a “messy” OTA update and restore normal performance.

Download Firmware for POCO M5s

rosemary_p_ru_global_images_V14.0.13.0.TFFRUXM_20241226.0000.00_13.0_ru_e271c1a286.tgz

Region/VariantRussia (RUXM)

Build NumberV14.0.13.0.TFFRUXM

Build Date2024-12-26

Android VersionAndroid 13

Flashing MethodXiaomi Flash Tool (Fastboot.tgz)

NotesRUXM branch (RU). Use it only if the phone originally shipped on RUXM.

File Size5.86GB

rosemary_p_global_images_V14.0.17.0.TFFMIXM_20241217.0000.00_13.0_global_e6f691d94a.tgz

Region/VariantGlobal (MIXM)

Build NumberV14.0.17.0.TFFMIXM

Build Date2024-12-17

Android VersionAndroid 13

Flashing MethodXiaomi Flash Tool (Fastboot.tgz)

NotesBest pick for most international POCO M5s devices on Global ROM; consider this first if you want the newest Global branch in your set. If you’re chasing battery drain that appeared after MIUI 14, clean-flashing the matching branch is a common “baseline reset” approach.

File Size6.01GB

Important clarity: “Newer” can differ by region branch (MIXM/EUXM/RUXM/IDXM/TWXM/TRXM), so the safest choice is the ROM that matches the region your phone shipped with, not the highest build number from another region.

Complete Device & Firmware Overview

Phone model

POCO M5s

Codename

rosemary_p

Chipset

MediaTek Helio G95 (MT6785)

Firmware type

MIUI 14 Stable Fastboot ROM (.tgz)

Android version

Android 13 (all files provided are Android 13 builds)

Regions included (this post)

Global (MIXM), EEA (EUXM), Russia (RUXM), Indonesia (IDXM), Taiwan (TWXM), Turkey (TRXM)

HyperOS support

Not supported for POCO M5s on the referenced ROM listing site (device remains on MIUI track).

Flash method

Xiaomi Flash Tool via fastboot (Windows PC)

Bootloader rule

Fastboot flashing requires an unlocked bootloader per the ROM listing notes; data may be deleted depending on the chosen option.

Common “why flash” issues

MIUI 14 stutters/lag reported by users after updating.
Battery drain concerns frequently discussed by MIUI 14 users.
Call-screen/proximity behavior often fixed by proximity calibration in Xiaomi CIT on affected units.

CRUCIAL WARNING: These fastboot ROMs are strictly for POCO M5s with codename rosemary_p; flashing the wrong codename, wrong region branch (MIXM/EUXM/RUXM/IDXM/TWXM/TRXM), or a corrupted file can trigger bootloops, update failures, or permanent brick—verify carefully before flashing.

Preparation Before Flashing

Click here for the POCO M5s (rosemary_p) pre-flash checklist

Match region correctly: Confirm your current MIUI branch in “About phone” and download the same branch (e.g., ...MIXM for Global, ...EUXM for EEA).
Back up everything: The ROM listing warns that your data could be deleted depending on flashing choices, so back up photos, chats, and authenticator apps first.
Confirm bootloader status: Fastboot flashing requires bootloader unlock per the ROM listing notes; plan this before starting.
Battery + cable: Charge to 50%+ and use a stable USB cable/port to reduce disconnection risk during flashing.
Fix the “screen stays on during calls” scenario: If your main issue is proximity behavior, note that Xiaomi devices can often be recalibrated via CIT “Proximity Sensor” tools, which is worth checking after the update/flash.

Quick Firmware Flash Instructions

How to flash Firmware Files to POCO M5s

This simplified guide covers flashing any of the listed fastboot ROMs (for example, rosemary_p_global_images_V14.0.17.0.TFFMIXM_20241217.0000.00_13.0_global_e6f691d94a.tgz) using Xiaomi’s fastboot flashing workflow on a Windows PC.

Select the right build: Use the newest ROM that matches your region (Global users: V14.0.17.0.TFFMIXM; EEA users: V14.0.15.0.TFFEUXM; etc.).
Prep the ROM: Download the .tgz and extract it to a short folder path (avoid deep folders).
Enter fastboot: Power off, boot into fastboot mode, then connect to your PC.
Flash with Xiaomi Flash Tool: Load the extracted ROM folder and run the flash (a clean reinstall is commonly chosen when fixing update stutter or drain).
Reboot and optimize: First boot can take longer than usual; allow MIUI to finish app optimization before judging speed/battery.

For a comprehensive, screenshot-based walkthrough of Xiaomi fastboot flashing (drivers, common connection errors, and safest tool options), refer to the main Xiaomi Flash tool guide.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1. Is rosemary_p the same as Redmi Note 10S rosemary?: They are closely related in the broader “rosemary” family (often discussed together), but your firmware must match the exact codename shown for your device—this post is specifically for rosemary_p (POCO M5s).
Q2. Which fastboot ROM should I choose if my POCO M5s is Global?: Choose the Global branch ending in MIXM; in this set, that’s V14.0.17.0.TFFMIXM.
Q3. My phone started stuttering after MIUI 14—will fastboot flashing help?: Stuttering after MIUI 14 updates is reported by users, and a clean fastboot reinstall is often used to remove OTA leftovers when resets and cache-clearing don’t help.
Q4. My screen doesn’t turn off during calls—can firmware fix it?: On affected Xiaomi/POCO units, proximity behavior is sometimes resolved by recalibrating the proximity sensor via the CIT menu, so it’s worth checking after flashing/updating.
Q5. Can I flash EUXM on a MIXM device (or vice versa)?: The ROM listing explicitly warns against flashing different regions because it can cause flash errors or even brick the device, so staying on your original branch is the safest choice.
Q6. Will POCO M5s get HyperOS if I flash these ROMs?: A major ROM listing page for POCO M5s (rosemary_p) labels HyperOS as “not supported,” so these files are MIUI 14 (Android 13) builds rather than HyperOS packages.