If your Realme GT Neo 5 SE RMX3701 is experiencing issues like being stuck on its logo, software bugs, or frozen blank screens, flashing its firmware could be the answer to fixing these problems quickly and effectively. I will now provide you with direct link to download latest version of firmware to fix these problems quickly and effectively.
Realme GT NEO 5 SE (About)
Realme GT Neo 5 SE is equipped with Qualcomm’s latest Snapdragon 7+ Gen 2 4nm Chipset (CPU). This phone offers 8GB, 12GB or 16GB RAM options with fast 100W charging support and features 5500mAh non-removable battery with fast 100W fast charging capability for 100W fast charging support. Running Realme UI 4.0 (based off Android 13), this handset also packs inbuilt storage of 256GB, 512GB or 1TB – this does not feature an SD Card slot to expand storage further!
Realme GT Neo 5 SE is a Qualcomm model from Realme; to boot into recovery mode press volume down with power key before connecting via USB cable and tapping Ver 1.2 three to five times before selecting OK will connect in Qualcomm 9008 mode and appear under device manager in device manager on PC. When connected successfully click Start All to initiate flashing; once complete the device will boot automatically without screen locks being present and demo mode also be fixed.
Realme GT Neo 5 SE RMX3701 Flash File
Online Flashing : Click Here
How to Flash Realme GT NEO 5 SE:
- Download and extract the firmware file.
- Double click MSM Download Tool from the resulting list to launch it.
- Click “Start All” once the tool launches on your pc and click on Launch All for better performance.
- Turn off and connect your mobile to PC by pressing on its volume up/down buttons.
- Flashing successfully will follow.
Note:
- That Flashing the ROM Will Eras all Your Personal Data including Storage Space on Phone. We strongly Recommend that Before Modifying Any Part Of the Phone’s OS you First Perform A Complete Backup To Preserve All Information And Content On The Device
- Take caution as We cannot be held liable for any Damage that might result to Your Device.
- Before doing anything else, use this Guide to backup NVRAM.
- Be Sure That Your Device Has at-least 50% Charge When Flashing to Prevent any unintended ShutDown.
