Samsung Galaxy J7 J700FXXU4BVG2
SM-J700F 5 countries Android 6.0.1 (Marshmallow)

Samsung Galaxy J7 J700FXXU4BVG2 Firmware

Samsung Galaxy J7 J700FXXU4BVG2 is an Android 6.0.1 (Marshmallow) firmware for 5 countries, 5 CSC codes. It is the same firmware configured per region and carrier (CSC). Find your country below, verify the file and download for free. Compared with the previous build J700FXXU4BRL2, Android and the bootloader binary are unchanged, so you can switch between the two in both directions. A newer build for SM-J700F is available: J700FXXU4BVH1.

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Android 6.0.1 (Marshmallow)
OS Version
2022-08-04
Build Date
2018-04-01
Security patch
5
Countries
5
CSC codes
4
Bootloader binary

Bootloader binary 4. Flashing firmware with a lower binary is usually blocked by Samsung anti-rollback.

All regional downloads

Pick your region (CSC) to download the matching firmware package.

Paste your current build number from Settings > About phone (About tablet) > Software information, or the output of *#1234#.
    Your CSC is in Settings → About phone (About tablet) → Software information, or dial *#1234#. The CSC sets your region's features and network bands. Download the firmware for your country.
    MODEM/CP Version: J700FXXU4BRG1
    ModelRegionCSC VersionBuild DateRelease dateSizeFile nameDownload
    SM-J700F
    CAM Cambodia
    THL Thailand
    XID Indonesia
    XME Malaysia
    		J700FOLB4BVG2 2022-08-04 2022-08-04 1.585 GiB
    SM-J700F_1_20220804150841_fg3euzn0u5_fac.zip
    		Download
    SM-J700F
    INS India
    		J700FODD4BVG3 2022-08-04 2022-08-04 1.589 GiB
    SM-J700F_1_20220803143941_p084c5uilv_fac.zip
    		Download

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    How to flash J700FXXU4BVG2

    • J700FXXU4BVG2 has bootloader binary 4. Your device must run binary 4 or lower: it is the 5th character from the end of your current build number.
    • CSC: Use CSC for a clean install, to change the region (CSC code), to downgrade or to repair a device that does not boot.
    • HOME_CSC: Use HOME_CSC to update the same model and region while keeping your data. Back up anyway: a failed update can still require a reset.
    • The Download Mode key combo depends on the model: see all combos.
    Full flashing guide
    Beware: Manually flashing firmwares may brick your device. Use it at your own risk and follow our tutorial steps.

    What's new in J700FXXU4BVG2

    · Device stability improvements, bug fixes.
    · New and / or enhanced features.
    · Further improvements to performance.

    Rollout of J700FXXU4BVG2 by region

    Samsung released this build in all regions (5) on the same day, August 4, 2022.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    J700FXXU4BVG2 is Android 6.0.1 (Marshmallow) firmware for Samsung Galaxy J7, released for 5 countries, 5 CSC codes. It includes the 2018-04-01 security patch. Samsung built it on 2022-08-04.

    No. A newer build for SM-J700F is available: J700FXXU4BVH1. Install it instead of J700FXXU4BVG2 unless you need this exact version. The previous build was J700FXXU4BRL2.

    Download the package for your region (CSC) and unzip it. In Odin, load each file into the slot with the same name: BL, AP, CP (if the package has one) and CSC, or HOME_CSC to keep your data. Odin checks the built-in checksum of every .tar.md5 file before flashing. The Samsung Galaxy J7 must be on bootloader binary 4 or lower.

    This build uses bootloader binary 4. It can be flashed on a Samsung Galaxy J7 running binary 4 or lower; if the device already has a higher binary, Odin stops with "SW REV CHECK FAIL". 16 other builds of this model use the same binary, so you can switch between them in both directions.

    Other builds and changelog for Samsung Galaxy J7

    · Device stability improvements, bug fixes.
    · New and / or enhanced features.
    · Further improvements to performance.

    No changelog details available.

    - The latest Android security patch has been applied.
    ㆍDevice security has been further enhanced.

    No changelog details available.
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