Redmi Note 14 5G / POCO M7 Pro 5G (beryl) HyperOS 2 Fastboot ROMs

Redmi Note 14 5G and POCO M7 Pro 5G sit in the budget‑to‑mid 5G segment, combining a 120 Hz AMOLED display, Dimensity 7025‑Ultra and a 5110 mAh battery to offer smooth daily performance at an affordable price. Users still complain about camera limitations (1080p/30 fps only, weak low‑light video), occasional lag in camera and UI, plus minor HyperOS 2 stutters during multitasking or video calls.

These official HyperOS 2 fastboot ROMs for codename beryl let you clean‑flash the latest Android 15 builds per region, restoring stability, applying newer security patches and clearing out bugs from earlier updates.

Download Firmware for Redmi Note 14 5G / POCO M7 Pro 5G

All files below are official HyperOS 2 (Android 15) fastboot ROMs for devices with codename beryl, used by Redmi Note 14 5G and POCO M7 Pro 5G in different markets. Pick the newest build that matches the region suffix in your current HyperOS version (VOQCNXM, VOQMIXM, VOQINXM, VOQEUXM, VOQTWXM, VOQMIDC, VOQIDXM, VOQTRXM, VOQRUXM) instead of mixing regions, unless you fully understand the risks of cross‑flashing.

For day‑to‑day use, flash the latest fastboot ROM that matches your phone’s original region (for example VOQMIXM for Global or VOQEUXM for EEA) rather than older or MIDC builds, unless a specific troubleshooting case requires rolling back.

Complete Device & Firmware Overview

Device & codename

Redmi Note 14 5G and POCO M7 Pro 5G share the internal codename beryl across China and global markets, and all fastboot ROMs here target that codename only.

Position in the lineup

These phones sit below Redmi Note 14 Pro models, focusing on value with 5G, a 120 Hz AMOLED and long battery life rather than flagship cameras.

Chipset & performance

Both devices use the MediaTek Dimensity 7025‑Ultra (6 nm) with an octa‑core CPU and IMG BXM‑8‑256 GPU, delivering solid mid‑range gaming and smooth 120 Hz scrolling.

Display & battery

6.67‑inch FHD+ 120 Hz AMOLED panel with up to around 2100 nits peak brightness, powered by a 5110 mAh battery and 45 W wired charging.

Camera limitations

The rear setup centers on a 108 MP main camera but is capped at 1080p 30 fps video, with reviewers and users noting weak low‑light video and average detail compared with higher‑end Notes.

HyperOS & Android version

All ROMs listed are HyperOS 2.x based on Android 15 for beryl, which replaces MIUI and ships as the default OS on newer production units.

Regions / build suffixes

VOQCNXM (China), VOQMIXM (Global), VOQINXM (India), VOQEUXM (EEA), VOQTWXM (Taiwan), VOQMIDC (Global MIDC), VOQIDXM (Indonesia), VOQTRXM (Turkey), VOQRUXM (Russia).

Security & patches

These late‑2025 HyperOS 2 updates raise security patches beyond early VOQMIDC/VOQCNXM builds and are tagged as “stable” in firmware trackers, focusing on bug fixes and protection.

Typical user pain points

Owners report laggy camera UI, basic 1080p/30 video only, occasional HyperOS stutters during video calls or social apps, and generic HyperOS 2 bugs like freezes and battery drain on some builds.

What these builds improve

Update trackers group these versions as system‑stability and security releases that address random errors, reboots and layout issues, while keeping the lighter HyperOS 2 feature set for this hardware class.

Firmware type

All files are official fastboot ROMs in .tgz format, designed for use with Xiaomi’s fastboot‑based flashing tools on a Windows PC, not via the in‑phone updater app.

Bootloader & ARB rules

Manual fastboot flashing usually requires an unlocked bootloader, and Xiaomi enforces anti‑rollback on modern HyperOS devices, so unsafe downgrades or cross‑region moves can trigger errors or bricks.

Required tools

You need a Windows PC, Xiaomi USB drivers, Xiaomi Flash Tool (or a similar fastboot flasher), a reliable USB‑C cable and MD5/SHA checksums from trusted sites to verify downloads.

Preparation Before Flashing

Quick Firmware Flash Instructions

This high‑level guide covers flashing any of these fastboot ROMs, such as beryl_global_images_OS2.0.208.0.VOQMIXM_20251114.0000.00_15.0_global_a6af186b64.tgz, using Xiaomi’s fastboot flashing tool on a Windows PC.

1. Prepare PC & ROM: Install Xiaomi USB drivers and Xiaomi Flash Tool, then download the correct beryl_…images_… TGZ and extract it to a short path such as C:\beryl_rom.
2. Enter fastboot mode: Power off the phone, hold Volume Down + Power until the fastboot logo appears, and connect it to the PC with a good USB‑C cable.
3. Select the firmware: Launch Xiaomi Flash Tool, click to select the extracted ROM folder, and verify that one device with codename beryl is listed as connected.
4. Flash with “clean all”: Choose the option that wipes data but keeps the bootloader unlocked (usually “clean all”), then click “flash” and wait until the tool shows a success result.
5. Reboot & verify: Let HyperOS boot and complete optimization (this may take several minutes), then open About phone to confirm codename, region suffix and build number match the ROM you installed.

For a fuller, screenshot‑rich walkthrough of Xiaomi fastboot flashing, including anti‑rollback checks and connection troubleshooting, follow the main Xiaomi fastboot firmware guide and simply point it to the extracted beryl_*.tgz folder when the guide asks you to select a ROM.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1. Which fastboot ROM should I choose for my Redmi Note 14 5G / POCO M7 Pro 5G?

The safest choice is the newest ROM that matches your original region code: OS2.0.210.0.VOQCNXM for China, OS2.0.208.0.VOQMIXM for Global, OS2.0.206.0.VOQEUXM for EEA, OS2.0.207.0.VOQINXM for India, OS2.0.205.0.VOQRUXM for Russia, OS2.0.204.0.VOQIDXM for Indonesia, OS2.0.204.0.VOQTWXM for Taiwan or OS2.0.204.0.VOQTRXM for Turkey.

Q2. Do these updates fix HyperOS 2 lag and small glitches?

HyperOS bug reports and changelogs for similar 2.0.20x builds emphasize improved system stability, fewer random errors and better behavior of system apps, so a clean flash of the latest regional build can reduce the intermittent stutters some users report.

Q3. Will installing these ROMs improve camera quality or unlock 4K video?

The camera hardware on Redmi Note 14 5G is limited to 1080p/30 fps video, and reviews note that low‑light video remains a weak point; firmware updates can tweak processing but do not turn the camera into a flagship or add 4K modes.

Q4. Can I flash the China VOQCNXM ROM on my POCO M7 Pro 5G Global?

Technically, community members confirm that Redmi Note 14 5G and POCO M7 Pro 5G share the same beryl base, but cross‑flashing CNXM onto a global device can change network behavior and complicate OTAs, so it is recommended only for experienced users who understand the risks.

Q5. Is the VOQMIDC build good for normal users?

VOQMIDC is an early MIDC‑tagged global build that firmware sites associate with demo or special variants, so regular customers should stick to VOQMIXM or their own regional code instead of this older, more experimental ROM.

Q6. What if my phone does not enter fastboot mode at all?

The fastboot ROMs here are intended for devices that can still reach fastboot; if the phone is hard‑bricked and cannot enter fastboot, recovery may require EDL or specialist tools that are typically only available to service centers or advanced technicians.