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Yes. Because the phone I'm using right now is also a Mi 10T Pro running Xiaomi.EU Stable. Everything is working just fine. K30S Ultra is the China variant of the Mi 10T. Mi 10T Pro just has a 108mp main rear cam. The camera app on EU stable still has 108mp mode, so the K30SUltra zip is...

Here. https://sourceforge.net/projects/xiaomi-eu-multilang-miui-roms/files/xiaomi.eu/MIUI-STABLE-RELEASES/MIUIv12/xiaomi.eu_multi_HMK30SUltra_MI10T_V12.5.1.0.RJDCNXM_v12-11.zip/download Yes the links above still work. When you first get into TWRP you have to format data, then reboot to TWRP...

You mean Xiaomi.EU weekly? It's the same process. Download the zip file. But if you have permanent TWRP, you can either use the Updater or directly go to TWRP and flash it. In my case where my TWRP is only temporary, I'd have to fastboot boot it again whenever I install an update. If you're...

No problem bro It adds extra steps to only have TWRP temporarily but it's worth it if you don't flash other things often and just want stability. Though you'd have to fastboot boot TWRP again everytime you want to install an update of Xiaomi.EU.

This. https://androidfilehost.com/?fid=2188818919693766094 Although it says "A10", it runs perfectly on Android 11. Running Xiaomi.EU Stable 12.5.1.0 on my Mi 10T Pro and it's even smoother than Global. No bugs. SafetyNet passes. Banking apps work just fine. Google Play certified. Netflix is...

I didn't "fastboot flash twrp.img". Instead I did "fastboot boot twrp.img" so my TWRP was only temporary. I did this to minimize the risk of boot loop. So after I unlocked my bootloader and activated my device after 1st boot, I fastboot boot TWRP. When going to TWRP, I format data. Because I...

Just used it yesterday to flash Xiaomi.EU stable. Format Data > Restart to TWRP > Install ROM via USB flash drive > Wipe dalvik cache & cache > Restart to stock recovery > Wipe data > Restart Everything works perfectly. Mine doesn't ask for password when decrypting. Don't know what you did wrong.

You can flash twrp to make it permanent if you like. There are people who've had success but I can't speak for them since I've had success with mine by only booting.

yes. You have to boot twrp not flash. I'd say it's fine especially if you go with Stable since updates only come once a month. But if you're going Weekly and are willing to take the risk of flashing twrp then sure go for it.

Camera is exactly like the stock ROM but in the Chinese stock, should be identical though with a few additional features. Stable gets updated around once a month with the latest security patch.

Hoping anyone with a Mi 10T Pro gets to share their experience with Xaiomi.EU stable because my only concern really is with the camera. Though thanks OP @robertb_45 .

This is awesome! Appreciate you so much for this quick review. The media notifications bug is a bummer but isn't anything major so thank you for bringing that up. The privacy tab features not staying enabled is also not a big deal for me. Overall, it seems this ROM is very good to daily drive...

Wow this is rather extensive. Thanks.

Oh cool. Then I'm using that then :) How is EU stable in your 10T Pro? Any stutters? Bugs? Do banking apps work? Netflix? How about Play Store certification? Really appreciate it.

Hello. Planning on flashing EU stable on my Mi 10T Pro. Mind if I ask what TWRP are you using? torn between using the one from whyle or geoanto555. Thanks :)

Nice.

Hello. Has anybody tried this TWRP on your Mi 10T/10T Pro? How does it compare to whyle's?

How many hours left till you can unlock your bootloader? It'd be awesome to hear from your experience since I don't really see people talking about the May update for EU stable on the Mi 10T/10T Pro. It's now based on MIUI 12.5 China so psyched for that

You can try You can try downloading MIUI stock global for fastboot and flash it through there. Once you're back in stock you can unlock your bootloader.

Cool. If it's okay with you, can you share your experience with it once you do manage to unlock your bootloader and flash it? Appreciate it.