Octoplus FRP Tool v3.0.9 – Latest Xiaomi, Samsung & Qualcomm Update
Octoplus FRP Tool continues to expand its device coverage with the release of v3.0.9, bringing another major set of servicing improvements for mobile technicians. The latest version focuses on Xiaomi and POCO devices using Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 and Snapdragon 8 Elite platforms, while also extending Samsung FRP support across newer MediaTek and Qualcomm models.
The current release also adds FRP support for several Lenovo tablets and a range of other devices, alongside fixes for Motorola Fastboot operations.
But v3.0.9 is easier to understand when viewed as part of the tool's wider development. Earlier releases such as v2.9.2, v2.9.6 and v2.9.7.0 progressively expanded Octoplus FRP Tool from a heavily Samsung-focused servicing utility into a broader platform covering Samsung, Huawei, Honor, OnePlus, OPPO, Realme, Xiaomi, POCO, Lenovo, Motorola and many other brands.
According to the official Octoplus download page, Octoplus FRP Tool Installer v3.0.9 was released on September 22, 2026.
This article combines the major changes from these releases so technicians can see exactly how the tool has evolved and what the latest version adds.
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What Is New in Octoplus FRP Tool v3.0.9?
The headline of v3.0.9 is its expanded support for Xiaomi and POCO devices powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 and Snapdragon 8 Elite processors.
The update adds both:
- Reset FRP operations
- Firmware writing operations
for selected Xiaomi and POCO devices through Qualcomm EDL / Qualcomm 9008 Mode.
The release also expands Samsung coverage through two different hardware platforms:
- MediaTek BROM / Preloader Mode
- Qualcomm EDL Mode
This means the latest update is not limited to one brand or chipset family. It addresses several different servicing requirements in a single release.
Octoplus FRP Tool v3.0.9 Changelog
Xiaomi & POCO Qualcomm Support
One of the biggest additions in v3.0.9 is support for Xiaomi and POCO devices based on:
- Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 — SM8550
- Snapdragon 8 Elite — SM8750
The supported operations include Reset FRP and Write Firmware through Qualcomm EDL / Qualcomm 9008 Mode.
Newly Supported Xiaomi & POCO Devices
| Brand | Device / Model | Codename | Platform |
|---|---|---|---|
| POCO | F6 Pro | vermeer | Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 |
| POCO | F7 Ultra | miro | Snapdragon 8 Elite |
| POCO | F8 Pro | annibale | Snapdragon 8 Elite |
| Xiaomi | 13 | fuxi | Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 |
| Xiaomi | 13 Pro | nuwa | Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 |
| Xiaomi | 13 Ultra | ishtar | Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 |
| Xiaomi | Mix Flip 2 | bixi | Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 / Elite platform family |
| Xiaomi | Mix Fold 3 | babylon | Snapdragon platform |
| Xiaomi | Pad 6S Pro | sheng | Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 |
| Xiaomi | Pad 8 Pro | piano | Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 / Elite platform family |
| Xiaomi | Redmi K60 Pro | socrates | Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 |
| Xiaomi | Redmi K70 | vermeer | Snapdragon platform |
| Xiaomi | Redmi K80 Pro | miro | Snapdragon 8 Elite |
| Xiaomi | Redmi K90 | annibale | Snapdragon 8 Elite |
| Xiaomi | Redmi K90 Ultra | warsaw | Snapdragon 8 Elite |
The important point for technicians is that the update is not restricted to FRP alone. Selected devices also receive firmware writing support through EDL.
Improved Xiaomi Snapdragon 8 Elite Support
The update also improves existing work with Xiaomi devices based on the Snapdragon 8 Elite (SM8750) through Qualcomm EDL Mode.
Improved models include:
- Xiaomi 15 — dada
- Xiaomi 15 Pro — haotian
- Xiaomi 15 Ultra — xuanyuan
These improvements are particularly relevant for service centers working with newer Xiaomi flagship hardware.
Important Flash Memory Warning
Before performing an EDL operation on supported Xiaomi or POCO devices, technicians should verify the flash memory vendor.
The supplied release notes specifically warn against attempting the operation on devices using TOSHIBA or KIOXIA flash chips.
Therefore, checking the hardware configuration before starting a firmware or FRP operation is an important part of the servicing workflow.
Samsung FRP Support Through MediaTek BROM / Preloader
Samsung remains a major part of the Octoplus FRP Tool ecosystem.
In v3.0.9, the tool adds Reset FRP support for numerous Samsung models using MediaTek processors through BROM / Preloader Mode.
Newly Added Samsung MediaTek Models
Galaxy A Series
- Galaxy A05 — SM-A055F — Bit E
- Galaxy A06 — SM-A065F — Bit D
- Galaxy A06 — SM-A065M — Bit E
- Galaxy A06 5G — SM-A066B — Bit 7
- Galaxy A06 5G — SM-A066E — Bit 7
- Galaxy A06 5G — SM-A066M — Bit 8
- Galaxy A07 — SM-A075F — Bit 6
- Galaxy A07 — SM-A075M — Bit 6
- Galaxy A07 5G — SM-A076B — Bit 4
- Galaxy A07 5G — SM-A076M — Bit 4
- Galaxy A16 5G — SM-A166P — Bit 7
Galaxy F Series
- Galaxy F06 5G — SM-E066B — Bit 6
- Galaxy F07 — SM-E075F — Bit 6
- Galaxy F15 5G — SM-E156B — Bit 6
- Galaxy F16 5G — SM-E166P — Bit 5
Galaxy M Series
- Galaxy M06 5G — SM-M066B — Bit 7
- Galaxy M07 — SM-M075F — Bit 5
- Galaxy M16 5G — SM-M166P — Bit 5
Samsung Tablets
- Galaxy Tab A11 LTE — SM-X135F — Bit 4
- Galaxy Tab A9 LTE — SM-X115 — Bit 7
- Galaxy Tab A9 Wi-Fi — SM-X110 — Bit 9
- Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra — SM-X920 — Bit 7
The inclusion of multiple bit levels is particularly useful because Samsung servicing procedures can vary according to the exact model, chipset and security configuration.
Samsung Qualcomm FRP Through EDL Mode
The Qualcomm side also receives a major expansion.
Octoplus FRP Tool v3.0.9 adds Reset FRP support for selected Samsung devices using Qualcomm EDL / Qualcomm 9008 Mode.
Newly Supported Samsung Qualcomm Models
- Galaxy A05s — SM-A057F — Bit F
- Galaxy A05s — SM-A057M — Bit F
- Galaxy A23 5G — SM-A236B — Bit F
- Galaxy A23 5G — SM-A236E — Bit G
- Galaxy A23 5G — SM-A236M — Bit F
- Galaxy M23 5G — SM-S236DL — Bit H
- Galaxy S22 Plus 5G — SM-S906E — Bit E
- Galaxy S24 Ultra — SM-S9280 — Bit 6
- Galaxy Tab A9 Plus Wi-Fi — SM-X210R — Bit 7
- Galaxy Tab S9 Plus — SM-X816B — Bit 6
- Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra 5G — SM-X916B — Bit 6
- Galaxy XCover 6 Pro — SM-G736B — Bit C
- Galaxy Z Flip 3 5G — SM-F711B — Bit I
- Galaxy Z Flip 6 — SM-F741B — Bit 4
This gives technicians more options when working with Samsung Qualcomm hardware where conventional servicing methods may not be suitable.
Lenovo Qualcomm EDL Support
The v3.0.9 release also expands FRP support for selected Lenovo devices based on Qualcomm processors.
Newly supported models include:
- Lenovo Legion Y900 — TB-522FU
- Lenovo Xiaoxin Pad Pro — TB-376FC
- Lenovo Xiaoxin Pad Pro GT — TB-378FC
The operations are performed through Qualcomm EDL / Qualcomm 9008 Mode.
Additional Devices Added in v3.0.9
Beyond Xiaomi, Samsung and Lenovo, the update introduces Reset FRP support for several additional models:
- Doogee Blade 20 Play
- IPRO S500
- Itel VistaTab 10 Mini — P08002L
- MobiWire Moov Smart Pro
- Oangcc A9
- Oppo Find X — PAFM00
- PCBOX PCB-T105
- Ravoz V5
- Ulefone Armor 28 Ultra
- Urovo CT58
This continues Octoplus's approach of adding both mainstream smartphones and less common models requested by the servicing community.
Motorola Fastboot Improvements
The latest release is not only about adding new devices.
Octoplus FRP Tool v3.0.9 also fixes bugs affecting:
Reset FRP / Unlock Bootloader operations for Motorola MediaTek devices through Fastboot Mode.
For technicians who regularly service Motorola MTK phones, these corrections can make existing workflows more consistent.
A Look Back: Octoplus FRP Tool v2.9.7.0
Before v3.x, Octoplus made another important expansion with v2.9.7.0, released on January 8, 2026. The official release notes confirm that this version concentrated heavily on OnePlus, OPPO and Realme Qualcomm devices.
The update introduced Reset FRP support for devices using Qualcomm processors ranging from older Snapdragon platforms to newer Snapdragon 8-series hardware.
OnePlus, OPPO & Realme Qualcomm Support
Standard support was added for:
- Snapdragon 670
- Snapdragon 710
- Snapdragon 712
- Snapdragon 845
Additional VIP Authorization support was introduced for:
- Snapdragon 460 — SM4250
- Snapdragon 7s Gen 2 — SM7435
- Snapdragon 7+ Gen 2 — SM7475
- Snapdragon 7 Gen 3 — SM7550
- Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 — SM8450
- Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 — SM8475
The update also improved work with:
- Snapdragon 765G
- Snapdragon 855 / 855+
- Snapdragon 865 / 870
- Snapdragon 695 5G — SM6375
- Snapdragon 888 / 888+ 5G — SM8350
- Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 — SM8550
For supported devices, the release introduced the workflow:
General Reset FRP Methods → Qualcomm EDL Autodetect
The official changelog confirms these additions and the EDL Autodetect method.
Additional Models Added in v2.9.7.0
The release also expanded Reset FRP support to:
- Dexp K48
- Itel Vista Tab 30 — P10003L
- Tecno Spark Go 2 — KM4
- Calus A100
- Crelander T30 Pro
- Jusyea J9
- Life Phone Vision
- MobiWire S26
- Oale DBX Pro
- Soho S55
- Ulefone Note 18 Pro
- Wuxian V62
Several additions were credited to community contributors in the official changelog.
Octoplus FRP Tool v2.9.6: Honor, Huawei & Samsung Expansion
Version 2.9.6 was another major step in the development of the tool.
Its main focus was expanding support for Honor, Huawei and Samsung, especially where MediaTek and Qualcomm low-level servicing methods were required.
Honor & Huawei MDM Reset
The update introduced Reset MDM functionality for Honor and Huawei devices through:
- MediaTek
- Qualcomm EDL
This made the release particularly relevant for technicians handling enterprise or previously managed devices.
Samsung Qualcomm EDL Expansion in v2.9.6
Version 2.9.6 expanded Samsung FRP support through Qualcomm EDL for models including:
- Galaxy S20 FE 5G — SM-G781N
- Galaxy S20 FE 5G — SM-G781V
- Galaxy S20 FE 5G — SM-G781W
- Galaxy S21 FE 5G — SM-G990U2
- Galaxy Tab S7 FE LTE — SM-T735
- Galaxy Tab Active 4 Pro — SM-T636B
- Galaxy Tab Active 4 Pro — SM-T638U
- Galaxy Z Flip variants
- Galaxy Z Fold 2 variants
- Galaxy M23 5G — SM-M236B
The release also expanded Samsung MediaTek servicing through Test Point for selected models.
Notable additions included:
- Galaxy A17 4G — SM-A175F
- Galaxy Tab A9 Plus
- Galaxy Tab A9 series
- Galaxy F07
- Galaxy M07
Other Brand Support in v2.9.6
The update wasn't limited to Samsung and Huawei.
Additional support included:
- Facetel Q3 Pro
- INOI A83 / A181 Plus
- Motorola Moto G06 — XT2535-2
- Tecno Spark Go 1 — KL4
- Oukitel C35
- Lenovo Tab One Wi-Fi — TB-305FU
- Doogee S200 X
- Corn Tronik 13S
- Rhino T8
- Stylo Solar
- Villaon V652L
- Mightier MT004-20
The update also included improvements to Reset FRP functionality for Samsung devices running newer firmware.
Octoplus FRP Tool v2.9.2: The Samsung EDL Foundation
Going further back, v2.9.2 established a significant part of the Samsung Qualcomm EDL expansion that later releases continued building on.
The major feature was Reset FRP support for a large selection of Samsung devices using Qualcomm 9008 / EDL Mode.
Supported categories included:
Samsung Flagships
- Galaxy S23 Plus 5G
- Galaxy Z Fold 6
- Galaxy Z Flip 6
- Galaxy S22 Plus 5G
- Galaxy S21 FE 5G
Samsung Mid-Range Models
- Galaxy A05s
- Galaxy A23
- Galaxy M55s 5G
Older Samsung Devices
- Galaxy Note 10 Plus 5G
- Galaxy Note 8
- Galaxy S8
- Galaxy S8 Plus
- Galaxy S8 Active
Samsung Tablets
- Galaxy Tab S9 5G
- Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra 5G
- Galaxy Tab S7 FE 5G
- Galaxy Tab S6 Lite
MediaTek Support Added in v2.9.2
The release also added Reset FRP support for the:
Galaxy A15 5G — SM-A156U
using the MediaTek Test Point method.
This complemented the Qualcomm EDL expansion and gave technicians another hardware-specific servicing route.
Lenovo & Other Brand Additions in v2.9.2
Lenovo received a large number of additions, including:
- Tab E10
- Tab K10
- Tab K11 2nd Gen
- Tab M10 FHD Plus
- Tab M10 Plus HD
- Tab M8 3rd Gen
Other devices included:
- Qilive Q3-22
- Itel A80
- FoxxD A55AM
- Meberry M8
- Xiaomi Redmi A5
The release also improved Meta Mode functionality for selected Tecno and Infinix devices and improved compatibility with the Lenovo Tab M10 Plus FHD — TB-X606X.
How Octoplus FRP Tool Has Evolved
Looking at these releases together shows a clear expansion in the tool's supported ecosystem.
v2.9.2 — Samsung EDL Expansion
The early major update concentrated on:
- Samsung Qualcomm EDL
- Samsung MediaTek Test Point
- Lenovo
- Tecno
- Infinix
- Xiaomi
- Other brands
v2.9.6 — Samsung + Huawei/Honor
The next major stage added:
- Honor MDM
- Huawei MDM
- Samsung Qualcomm EDL
- Samsung MediaTek Test Point
- New Samsung security levels
- Additional tablets and budget phones
v2.9.7.0 — BBK Qualcomm
The following release shifted attention toward:
- OnePlus
- OPPO
- Realme
- Snapdragon platforms
- Qualcomm EDL Autodetect
- VIP Authorization support
- Additional generic brands
v3.0.9 — Xiaomi + New Samsung Generation
The current release expands the scope again with:
- Xiaomi Qualcomm EDL
- POCO Qualcomm EDL
- Snapdragon 8 Gen 2
- Snapdragon 8 Elite
- Xiaomi firmware writing
- Samsung MediaTek BROM
- Samsung Qualcomm EDL
- Lenovo Qualcomm EDL
- Motorola Fastboot fixes
- Additional brands and models
Version Comparison: v2.9.2 vs v2.9.6 vs v2.9.7.0 vs v3.0.9
| Version | Main Development Focus | Major Additions |
|---|---|---|
| v2.9.2 | Samsung Qualcomm | Samsung EDL, MTK Test Point, Lenovo and other brands |
| v2.9.6 | Samsung + Huawei/Honor | Honor/Huawei MDM, Samsung Qualcomm & MTK expansion |
| v2.9.7.0 | OnePlus/OPPO/Realme | Qualcomm EDL Autodetect, Snapdragon support, VIP Authorization |
| v3.0.9 | Xiaomi + Samsung | Xiaomi/POCO EDL, firmware writing, Samsung MTK & Qualcomm, Lenovo EDL |
The progression shows that Octoplus has moved from adding isolated model support toward broader chipset- and platform-based servicing coverage.
Key Features of Octoplus FRP Tool
Based on the combined release history, the tool now covers a broad range of servicing functions.
Qualcomm EDL / 9008 Support
Octoplus supports selected FRP and servicing operations through Qualcomm Emergency Download Mode, including Samsung, Xiaomi, POCO, Lenovo and BBK-family devices.
MediaTek BROM / Preloader Support
Selected Samsung models can be serviced through MediaTek BROM / Preloader workflows.
Test Point Support
Multiple MediaTek devices use Test Point-based servicing procedures where supported by the software.
Qualcomm EDL Autodetect
For supported OnePlus, OPPO and Realme devices, v2.9.7.0 introduced Qualcomm EDL Autodetect functionality.
Xiaomi Firmware Operations
v3.0.9 adds Write Firmware support for selected Xiaomi and POCO Snapdragon devices through EDL.
Samsung FRP Coverage
The tool has progressively expanded Samsung coverage across:
- Galaxy A series
- Galaxy M series
- Galaxy F series
- Galaxy S series
- Galaxy Note series
- Galaxy Z series
- Galaxy Tab series
- Galaxy XCover
Huawei & Honor MDM
Earlier updates introduced MDM reset functionality for selected Huawei and Honor devices through MTK and Qualcomm EDL.
Motorola Fastboot
v3.0.9 also addresses bugs related to Motorola MediaTek Reset FRP and Unlock Bootloader operations through Fastboot.
Practical Scenario: Choosing the Correct Servicing Method
Imagine a repair shop receives three different devices during the same day.
The first is a Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra. According to the v3.0.9 changelog, the supported model is SM-S9280 with Bit 6 and uses the Qualcomm EDL category.
The second is a Xiaomi 13 Pro. The latest release includes the device under Xiaomi Qualcomm support, with EDL-based Reset FRP and firmware writing functionality.
The third is a Samsung Galaxy A07 5G with a MediaTek platform. The model appears in the v3.0.9 MediaTek BROM / Preloader list.
Instead of treating every phone as though it uses the same servicing procedure, a technician first identifies:
- Exact model number
- Chipset
- Security/bit level where applicable
- Supported servicing mode
- Flash memory configuration when required
- Whether the specific operation is supported by the current release
That model-first approach is important because two phones with similar commercial names can have different chipsets, firmware versions or servicing requirements.
Important Checks Before Servicing
FRP and low-level servicing operations can be hardware- and firmware-dependent. The official Octoplus product information also states that support is provided for listed models and that not every servicing feature necessarily applies to every supported model because hardware/software versions can differ.
Before starting an operation:
Verify the Exact Model
Do not rely only on the retail name. Check the complete model number.
Check the Chipset
Determine whether the device uses Qualcomm, MediaTek or another supported platform.
Check the Security/Bit Level
Samsung operations in particular can depend on the exact security configuration.
Verify the Supported Operation
A device being present in a supported list does not necessarily mean every operation is available for every firmware variant.
Check Flash Memory Where Required
For the Xiaomi/POCO EDL operations introduced in v3.0.9, the release notes specifically warn technicians to check the flash-chip vendor and not attempt the operation on TOSHIBA or KIOXIA flash chips.
Use Correct Drivers
Octoplus provides separate driver resources, including Qualcomm, MTK, ADB and Samsung drivers.
Octoplus FRP Tool Activation and Requirements
Octoplus FRP Tool is not simply a conventional free standalone Windows utility.
The official Octoplus documentation currently describes several access options, including hardware boxes/dongles, activations, server credits and digital licenses.
Some operations may require an appropriate activation or server credits depending on the device and operation.
For example, the official FRP activation page lists functions such as Samsung FRP through Qualcomm EDL, Samsung MTK servicing, Test Point operations, selected OPPO/Realme/OnePlus FRP operations and MDM-related functions.
Technicians should therefore check the current activation requirements before purchasing or updating the software.
FAQ – Octoplus FRP Tool v3.0.9
What is new in Octoplus FRP Tool v3.0.9?
Octoplus FRP Tool v3.0.9 adds Reset FRP and firmware writing support for selected Xiaomi and POCO Snapdragon devices through Qualcomm EDL. It also adds Samsung MediaTek and Qualcomm models, Lenovo Qualcomm devices and Motorola Fastboot fixes.
When was Octoplus FRP Tool v3.0.9 released?
The official Octoplus software download page lists v3.0.9 dated September 22, 2026.
Does v3.0.9 support Xiaomi devices?
Yes. The update adds selected Xiaomi and POCO devices based on Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 and Snapdragon 8 Elite platforms through Qualcomm EDL.
Can Octoplus FRP Tool v3.0.9 write Xiaomi firmware?
Yes. The supplied v3.0.9 changelog adds Write Firmware support for selected Xiaomi and POCO devices through Qualcomm EDL / Qualcomm 9008 Mode.
Does v3.0.9 support Samsung MediaTek devices?
Yes. The update adds Reset FRP support for numerous Samsung MediaTek models through BROM / Preloader Mode.
Does v3.0.9 support Samsung Qualcomm devices?
Yes. Several Samsung Qualcomm models receive Reset FRP support through Qualcomm EDL / Qualcomm 9008 Mode.
Does Octoplus FRP Tool support Lenovo devices?
Yes. v3.0.9 adds selected Lenovo Qualcomm devices including the Legion Y900, Xiaoxin Pad Pro and Xiaoxin Pad Pro GT.
What did Octoplus FRP Tool v2.9.7.0 add?
Version 2.9.7.0 added and improved OnePlus, OPPO and Realme Qualcomm support, including Qualcomm EDL Autodetect and support for several Snapdragon platforms.
What was the main feature of v2.9.6?
Version 2.9.6 focused heavily on Honor/Huawei MDM and expanded Samsung FRP support through Qualcomm EDL and MediaTek Test Point methods.
What was added in v2.9.2?
Version 2.9.2 introduced a major expansion of Samsung Qualcomm EDL FRP support, along with MediaTek Test Point support and additional Lenovo and other-brand devices.
Is Octoplus FRP Tool completely free?
The software itself is available from the official Octoplus download area, but access to servicing functions can depend on the required activation, license, dongle/box or server credits. Octoplus currently offers hardware and digital access options.
Do all supported models have the same servicing procedure?
No. The exact procedure can depend on the model, chipset, firmware, security level and hardware configuration. Octoplus specifically notes that not every servicing feature necessarily applies to every supported model.
Where can I download Octoplus FRP Tool v3.0.9?
The official Octoplus website currently lists Octoplus FRP Tool Installer v3.0.9 in its software download section.
Final Thoughts
Octoplus FRP Tool v3.0.9 represents another significant expansion of the platform rather than a simple maintenance release.
The development path is particularly clear when the recent versions are viewed together:
v3.0.9 → Xiaomi/POCO Snapdragon + new Samsung + Lenovo support
The latest release therefore brings together several major servicing ecosystems in one tool. Xiaomi and POCO receive new Snapdragon EDL capabilities, Samsung gets additional MediaTek and Qualcomm coverage, Lenovo receives new Qualcomm models, and Motorola receives Fastboot-related fixes.
For technicians, the most important point is not simply installing the newest version. Always match the exact model, chipset, security level, supported operation and hardware configuration before beginning a servicing procedure.
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