Note: Many stock firmwares do not allow full partition dumps without special tools. Back up what you can (user data, apps).
Before searching for firmware, you must identify your board revision. Disconnect the device, flip it over, remove the bottom rubber feet, and unscrew the four screws. Look at the green circuit board (PCB) and note:
Pro Tip: Take a clear photo of the board. You will need to match your Wi-Fi chip exactly, as a mismatch is the #1 cause of failed flashes.
| PCB Version | Wi‑Fi Chip | Filename example |
|-------------|-----------|------------------|
| S905X_V3.1 | SV6051P | MXQ_Pro_4K_905X_SV6051P_20180702.img |
| MX4N_V1.0 | RTL8189FTV | MX4N_RTL8189_20201121.img |
| v2.2 | SV6256P | MXQ_v2.2_SV6256P_Android_7.1.img |
Do not trust files named only update.img or firmware.img without version details.
Use Amlogic USB Burning Tool v2.2.4 (avoid v3.x for older MXQ Pro):
Avoid SD card flash unless you have a proven recovery image – higher brick risk.
The MXQ Pro 4K is not a singular device manufactured by a specific brand; it is a generic reference design based primarily on the Amlogic S905 (and sometimes S905W, S905X, or S905L) SoC (System on Chip).
The "5G" designation usually implies the inclusion of a USB dongle (often utilizing the Realtek RTL8811AU or similar chipset) to enable 5GHz Wi-Fi, as the onboard PCB antennas on standard MXQ boards are strictly 2.4GHz. Consequently, finding a "verified" download requires identifying the specific Wi-Fi chipset driver included in the firmware image.
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