[Re-added] Here's how you can install Realme 3 Pro & Realme XT Android 10/Realme UI update manually (Download links inside)

New updates are being added at the bottom of this story…….

Original story (published on January 31, 2020) follows:

Realme is now gearing up for the launch of new devices at the MWC (Mobile World Congress) event which will happen in Barcelona, Spain in February.

But, one thing that has kept all the OEMs pretty occupied from the past couple of months, is the rollout of the Android 10 update for their devices. In fact, Realme is also rolling out the new and improved Realme UI along with the Android 10 update.

Realme UI is the new custom skin that Realme is going ahead with instead of the ColorOS. It brings an overhaul change to the design elements and some other new features.

Realme 3 Pro and Realme XT started receiving the stable Realme UI 1.0 update based on Android 10 a while ago. And if you own any of either two devices, then you can upgrade your device to Realme UI with Android 10 right away by following the manual installation steps mentioned below.

Previously, we have reported earlier that Realme XT is grabbed the Android 10 update with Realme UI on top and also gave you the link to download the update package file.

Moreover, Realme 3 Pro Android 10 (Realme UI) update was first rolled out back on 17 January and was re-released a few days ago bringing in bug fixes for the camera and other issues.

Although both were compiled on the same day, the previous updates couldn’t be installed by many users (probably due to IMEI whitelisting). Matter of fact, updates for both the devices were allegedly postponed citing technical reasons.

Then yesterday we have reported that CEO Madhav Seth confirmed that the updates will be pushed for Realme XT and 3 Pro according to IMEI registration.

And now, the wait is finally over as the Realme UI Android 10 based updates for both Realme XT and Realme 3 Pro is available via official sources. You can grab the update from the below section:

Realme XT

• Device: Realme XT
• Codename: rmx1921
• Channel: Global Stable
• Version: C.01
• Android: 10
  • Type: Recovery
    • Download: Link
    • MD5: 24013414ADBBFC44A241842D2F5081F5

Realme 3 Pro

• Device: Realme 3 Pro
• Codename: RMX1851
• Channel: Global Stable
• Version: C.02
• Android: 10
  • Type: Recovery
    • Download: Link
    • MD5: 49E70307B1C604AF24E7C23D6D1F3793

Instructions to install the Realme UI OTA Package

Follow the steps to upgrade your device manually using the OTA package file.

1. Download the OTA package from the changelog post of the corresponding model.
2. Copy the package to the root directory of your phone.
3. Turn off your phone.
4. Press and hold the volume down and the power buttons simultaneously until booting into recovery mode.
5. Find the OTA package and choose to install it, and then reboot your phone – please refer to the steps below.

Step 1:
Select the language.

Step 2:
Choose the option “From phone storage”.

Step 3:
Select the OTA package.

Step 4:
Click OK to install the OTA.

Step 5:
Reboot your phone after the installation.

Update 1 (February 1)

Surprisingly, Realme XT has been taken down from the official list of software updates without citing any reasons. However, the file is still available for download using the above-provided link.

Update 2 (February 3)

Realme XT users, time to rejoice as Realme has again added Realme XT to the list of software updates. Notably, it was taken down a couple of days ago without any known reasons.

In fact, a very crucial and important step has been added in the changelog. Users need to click “Reboot” instead of “OK” after entering successful installation interface to avoid damage.

[Upgrade Prompt]
• Please click “Reboot” after entering successful installation interface. Don’t click “OK” which will damage system files. Please pay attention!

You can head to the above-provided link to download the latest updates for the Realme XT.

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