ChimeraTool supported firmwares Xiaomi Mi Note Pro

支持的固件

Xiaomi Mi Note Pro固件
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手机下载 (使用Chimera)版本日期区域类型
Xiaomi Mi Note Pro (leo)下载软件V9.2.3.0.NXHCNEK2023年8月17日cnstable
Xiaomi Mi Note Pro (leo)下载软件7.11.162023年8月17日cnbeta
Xiaomi Mi Note Pro (leo)下载软件7.11.162021年4月21日cnbeta
Xiaomi Mi Note Pro (leo)下载软件V9.2.1.0.NXHCNEK2020年11月4日cnbeta
Xiaomi Mi Note Pro (leo)下载软件V8.2.1.0.LXHCNDL2019年10月16日cnstable
Xiaomi Mi Note Pro (leo)下载软件6.12.222019年10月16日cnbeta
Xiaomi Mi Note Pro (leo)下载软件V9.2.3.0.NXHCNEK2019年7月15日cnstable
Xiaomi Mi Note Pro (leo)下载软件V9.2.3.0.NXHCNEK2018年11月20日cnstable
Xiaomi Mi Note Pro (leo)下载软件7.11.162018年11月20日cnbeta
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