Saygus R2

On this page, you will find the official Saygus R2 Stock Firmware ROM (Flash File). The Firmware (flash file) comes as a zip package and contains the original How-to Flash Guide, USB Driver, Flash Tool, and Flash File (ROM).

Saygus R2 Stock Firmware (Flash File ROM)

You can use the Stock Firmware to re-install the original OS on the device. You can also use it to fix any software-related issue, bootloop issue, or dead issue.

Firmware Name: Saygus_R2_MT6737M_20180926_8.1.0.zip
Firmware Size: 1 GB
Flash Tool: SP Flash Tool for Windows | SP Flash Tool for Linux
How-to Flash: Follow Guidelines

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How-to Flash Saygus R2 Firmware

1. Download and Extract the Saygus R2 Stock Firmware on the Computer.
2. Once you have extracted the zip package on the computer, you will be able to get the How-to Flash Guide, USB Driver, Flash Tool, and Flash File (ROM).
3. Now, install the provided USB Driver on the Computer.
4. Once you have successfully installed the USB Driver on your Computer, Launch the Flash Tool on the computer.
5. Once Flash Tool is launched, Load the Flash File (Firmware) in the Flash Tool.
6. Connect your Device to the Computer using the USB Cable.
7. Click on the Download (in flash tool) button to begin the flashing process.
8. Once the Flashing process is completed, Disconnect your Saygus R2 device from the computer and restart it.

Follow Complete Guidelines

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[*] Flash Tool: If you are willing to download the latest version of SP Flash Tool, then head over to SP Flash Tool for Windows or SP Flash Tool for Linux page.

[*] Backup: Take a backup of your Data before using the Flash Tool to Flash or Install the Firmware, as flashing or installing the firmware may wipe the device’s data.

[*] Caution: On Mediatek powered devices, We do NOT recommend to Flash the Preloader.bin. As it may brick the device, therefore we recommend you to Untick the Preloader while Flashing the firmware.

[*] Original firmware: On xdafirmware.com, we only serve the original firmware (flash file) released by the device manufacturer. We have personally scanned, each of the firmware package using the Kaspersky Antivirus before sharing it online.