Looking for stock firmware for your Allwinner TV box or tablet? Use the tables below to jump straight to the flashing guide for your device model. Each guide covers how to match the firmware to your exact hardware variant and flash it safely — never flash a package meant for a different model, chip, or memory configuration.
Find Firmware by Device Model
| Device Model | Chipset | Guide |
|---|---|---|
| H96 Max | H313 | H96 Max H313 firmware guide |
| X96Q | H313 (multi-chip warning — verify your variant) | X96Q firmware guide |
| Transpeed | H616 | Transpeed H616 firmware guide |
| Vontar | H618 | Vontar H618 firmware guide |
| T95 | H616 | T95 H616 firmware guide |
| Q Plus | H616 | Q Plus H616 firmware guide |
| Proeletronic PROSB-3000 | H313 | PROSB-3000 firmware guide |
| Tanix TX1 | H313 | Tanix TX1 H313 firmware guide |
| Tanix TX68 | H618 | Tanix TX68 H618 firmware guide |
Browse by Chipset
| Chipset | Representative Models | Drivers & Tools |
|---|---|---|
| Allwinner H313 | H96 Max, Proeletronic PROSB-3000, Tanix TX1 | Allwinner USB drivers · PhoenixSuit versions |
| Allwinner H616 | Transpeed, T95, Q Plus | Allwinner USB drivers · PhoenixSuit versions |
| Allwinner H618 | Vontar, Tanix TX68 | Allwinner USB drivers · PhoenixSuit versions |
Can’t Find Your Model?
Not every Allwinner box has a public firmware guide. If your model isn’t listed above, work through these steps before you flash anything:
- Confirm your exact model name — check the sticker under the box and the original listing. Generic names like “T95” cover several different boards; a close-enough name is not close enough.
- Identify the chipset — H313, H616, H618, and older A10/A13/A20 chips all use different packages. The chip is usually printed on the PCB inside the box.
- Note the memory variant — DDR size (2 GB vs 4 GB) and storage (16/32/64/128 GB) change which firmware package is safe. Firmware built for a different memory variant can hard-brick the box.
- Ask the right community — the XDA Forums board for your chipset is the best place to request a firmware dump; search existing threads first, then post with your exact model + chip + DDR/storage info.
- Ask the seller — if you bought the box on an online marketplace, message the seller and request the stock firmware package for your exact variant. Sellers sometimes keep factory links.
When your device isn’t detected by the PC at all, see device not detected; if you’re unsure the tool you have is safe, read is PhoenixSuit safe.
Need a Replacement TV Box?
Some boxes are only worth rescuing once. If yours is beyond flashing, these popular Allwinner models are easy to find and well documented: H96 Max, X96Q, Transpeed, Vontar. See the full best Allwinner TV boxes ranking for buying advice. As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases.
Firmware FAQ
Q: Where can I download Allwinner firmware?
A: Stock firmware comes from the device seller, the XDA forums board for your chipset, or reputable community mirrors. Always verify the package matches your exact model, chipset, and DDR/storage variant — we do not host firmware files and recommend against random download links.
Q: What happens if I flash the wrong firmware package?
A: Flashing a package built for a different model, chipset, or memory variant can hard-brick the device (red LED, no video). Recovery is often still possible via the SD card method (PhoenixCard) using the correct package, but prevention — verifying exact model, chip, and DDR/storage before flashing — is far easier.