Redmi A1 / Redmi A1+ / POCO C50 (ice) MIUI 13 Android 12 Fastboot ROMs for All Regions

Redmi A1, Redmi A1+ and POCO C50 (codename ice) are entry‑level phones with a 6.52‑inch display, Helio A22‑class chipset and a big 5000mAh battery, built to deliver basic Android experiences at a very low price. Many users rely on these devices for calls, messaging and simple apps, so problems like failed OTAs, bootloops after experiments with custom ROMs or corrupted system partitions can make the phone unusable.

After thorough research across firmware trackers and codename databases, the files you listed are confirmed as official MIUI 13 Android 12 Fastboot ROMs for Redmi A1 / A1+ / POCO C50 (ice) for Global, Russia, Indonesia, India, EEA and Taiwan, giving you a clean way to restore stock software and fix software‑level issues.

File Selection Guide.

This guide explains which MIUI 13 Fastboot ROM you should pick for your ice device and what each file contains.

• Device and codename: Codename lists and firmware pages show that ice corresponds to Redmi A1, Redmi A1+ and POCO C50, so all ROMs with ice_... or “for Redmi A1/A1+ / POCO C50 (ice)” are for these models.
• MIUI / Android version: All builds here use the pattern V13.0.x.0.SGM****; trackers confirm these as MIUI 13 based on Android 12 (S) for ice devices.
• Region suffixes: Xiaomi uses MIXM (Global), RUXM (Russia), IDXM (Indonesia), INXM (India), EUXM (EEA) and TWXM (Taiwan) in the build number; these must match the region of your current ROM.
• Fastboot vs Recovery: Xiaomi ROM trackers list both Recovery and Fastboot packages; your ice_*_images_....tgz files are full Fastboot ROMs, while smaller miui_ICE... .zip files are Recovery ROMs.
• Changelog focus: For V13.0.24.0.SGMMIXM and similar builds, firmware pages emphasize performance and security improvements plus Android 12 privacy features like camera and microphone access controls; no HyperOS or Android 13 upgrade is included in these specific files.
• When to use these Fastboot ROMs: The Fastboot packages are best if your Redmi A1 / A1+ / POCO C50 no longer boots properly, OTAs keep failing or you want a full return to stock MIUI 13 Android 12 from a modified system.

Download Official Firmware for Redmi A1 / Redmi A1+ / POCO C50 (ice)

Redmi A1 / Redmi A1+ / POCO C50 (ice) Device + Firmware Details

⚠️Flashing Requirements

📱How to Flash the Firmware

Method 1: MIUI 13 Fastboot ROM via Mi Flash Tool

1. Download and extract: Download the correct Fastboot ROM for your region (for example ice_global_images_V13.0.24.0.SGMMIXM_20240902.0000.00_12.0_88a9b0725e.tgz for Global or ice_in_global_images_V13.0.17.0.SGMINXM_... for India) and extract it on your PC.
2. Enter Fastboot mode: Power off your Redmi A1 / A1+ / POCO C50, boot into Fastboot mode and connect it to the Windows PC with your USB cable.
3. Select ROM in Mi Flash: Open Mi Flash Tool, click “Select” and choose the extracted ice ROM folder, then verify that the device appears in the Mi Flash list.
4. Flash MIUI 13: Choose the flashing mode (clean flash is safest when fixing serious issues), click “Flash” and wait while Mi Flash installs the V13.0.x.0.SGM**** build on your phone.
5. Reboot and set up: Let the phone reboot into MIUI 13 Android 12, wait for the first boot to finish and then complete setup and restore your backup.

For a complete step‑by‑step Mi Flash guide with driver links and screenshots, see: Full Tutorial: How to Flash Xiaomi Firmware with Mi Flash Tool.

Method 2: Fastboot Script (flash_all.bat) for ice Fastboot ROMs

1. Unpack the ROM: Extract your chosen .tgz (for example the Global V13.0.24.0.SGMMIXM or India V13.0.17.0.SGMINXM package) and locate flash_all.bat in the ROM folder.
2. Connect in Fastboot: Boot the device into Fastboot mode, connect it to the PC and ensure fastboot recognizes it.
3. Run the script: Run flash_all.bat to write all main partitions for that MIUI 13 build; by default, such scripts are usually configured for a full wipe.
4. Wait for completion: Keep the cable attached until the script finishes and reports success, then allow the device to reboot.
5. First MIUI boot: Let MIUI 13 Android 12 boot for the first time, which may take longer, then proceed with normal setup.

If you need more detail on using flash_all.bat and similar scripts, follow: How to Flash Stock Firmware Using a Fastboot Script (flash_all.bat).

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Which phones can use the V13.0.24.0.SGMMIXM Global ROM listed here?

Firmware trackers and codename tables confirm that V13.0.24.0.SGMMIXM Global is for Redmi A1, Redmi A1+ and POCO C50 devices with codename ice, so it should not be used on other models.

Is there any Android 13 or HyperOS update inside these ice Fastboot ROMs?

No, all the ROMs listed here are MIUI 13 V13.0.x.0 builds based on Android 12 (S); current documentation for these specific versions does not show an Android 13 or HyperOS upgrade.

How do you choose the right MIUI 13 Fastboot ROM for your Redmi A1 / A1+ / POCO C50?

Check Settings → About phone and identify whether your build suffix is MIXM, RUXM, IDXM, INXM, EUXM or TWXM, then download the ice Fastboot ROM with the same suffix and avoid cross‑region flashing.

Can a Redmi A1+ (snow) use the Redmi A1 (ice) Fastboot ROMs from this list?

No, forum discussions note that Redmi A1 and A1+ share some hardware but use different base codenames (ice vs snow for some variants), so you should always match the exact codename and region when flashing.

Do these MIUI 13 V13.0.x.0 updates improve performance on Redmi A1 / A1+ / POCO C50?

Firmware descriptions for V13.0.24.0.SGMMIXM mention performance optimizations and smoother operation as part of Android 12 improvements, but they do not list specific benchmarks or feature additions.

Where can you get more stock firmware options for Redmi A1 / A1+ / POCO C50 (ice)?

Additional Fastboot and Recovery builds for ice are catalogued on ROM trackers and firmware archives under “Redmi A1/A1+ / POCO C50 (ice)”, where you can browse older or alternate regional versions.