Q1. The firmware filename mentions Android 9.0, but your article says it's 8.1. Which is correct?

The correct version is Android 8.1 Oreo (Go Edition). The "9.0" in the filename is a common typo. The MediaTek MT6580 chipset used in this phone does not officially support Android 9. This firmware is the correct official release for the BQ-6022G Aura.

Q2. Can this firmware fix the "Insufficient Storage" error I get even with some space left?

Yes, it often can. This error is sometimes caused by a corrupted system cache or a software bug that misreports storage space. Flashing the stock ROM completely cleans and resets the storage partitions, resolving these software-based errors.

Q3. My phone keeps disconnecting from Wi-Fi. Can flashing help?

It is possible. Unstable Wi-Fi can be caused by corrupted software or drivers. Reinstalling the stock ROM restores the original, stable wireless drivers, which can fix such connectivity problems. If the issue persists after flashing, it may be a hardware fault.

BQ Mobile BQ-6022G Aura Firmware (Stock ROM)

The BQ Mobile BQ-6022G Aura is an entry-level smartphone featuring a large 6-inch display and running Android 8.1 Oreo (Go Edition), which is optimized for devices with 1GB of RAM. Over time, users may experience common software issues such as the phone getting stuck on the BQ logo (bootloop), persistent lagging, or errors related to insufficient storage. Reinstalling the official stock firmware is the most effective method to resolve these problems and restore the device to its original, stable state.

⚠️ Firmware Version Clarification:
Please be aware that while the firmware filename may incorrectly state “9.0,” this device, based on its MediaTek MT6580 chipset, officially runs on Android 8.1 Oreo (Go Edition). The provided file is the correct stock ROM for this model.

⚠️ Prerequisites: Before You Begin

Click Here for the Essential Pre-Flashing Checklist

Backup Your Data: All your personal files, contacts, and photos stored on the phone’s internal memory will be permanently erased.
Charge The Battery: To prevent accidental shutdowns during the flashing process, ensure your phone’s battery has at least a 50% charge.
Windows PC & USB Cable: You will need a Windows computer and a standard micro USB data cable.

📱 Quick Device Specifications

Device: BQ Mobile BQ-6022G Aura
Chipset: MediaTek MT6580
Display: 6.0″ IPS LCD (960×480)
Operating System: Android 8.1 Oreo (Go Edition)
RAM: 1GB
Storage: 8GB
Battery: 2500 mAh

🛠 Required Tools & Downloads

File / Tool	Download Link
SP Flash Tool	Download Tool
MediaTek USB VCOM Drivers	Download Drivers

⬇️ BQ Mobile BQ-6022G Aura Stock ROM / Firmware

Android Version	Build Number	Chipset	Download Link
8.1 Oreo (Go)	V01_180610	MediaTek MT6580	Download (MediaFire)

⚡ Quick Flashing Guide

Download and install the MediaTek VCOM drivers on your computer. Extract the firmware file (BQ_Mobile_BQ-6022G_...zip) and the SP Flash Tool.
Launch flash_tool.exe from the extracted SP Flash Tool folder.
Click on the “Scatter-loading” button and locate the MT6580_Android_scatter.txt file within the firmware folder.
Ensure the flashing mode is set to “Download Only” in the dropdown menu. Click the green “Download” button.
Power off your BQ-6022G Aura completely. Connect it to the PC with the USB cable. The flashing process should start automatically. Once you see the green checkmark pop-up, you can disconnect the phone and power it on.

For a more detailed, step-by-step guide on this process, please refer to our main tutorial:
👉 Full Tutorial: How to Flash MediaTek Firmware with SP Flash Tool

❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1. The firmware filename mentions Android 9.0, but your article says it’s 8.1. Which is correct?: The correct version is Android 8.1 Oreo (Go Edition). The “9.0” in the filename is a common typo. The MediaTek MT6580 chipset used in this phone does not officially support Android 9. This firmware is the correct official release for the BQ-6022G Aura.
Q2. Can this firmware fix the “Insufficient Storage” error I get even with some space left?: Yes, it often can. This error is sometimes caused by a corrupted system cache or a software bug that misreports storage space. Flashing the stock ROM completely cleans and resets the storage partitions, resolving these software-based errors.
Q3. My phone keeps disconnecting from Wi-Fi. Can flashing help?: It is possible. Unstable Wi-Fi can be caused by corrupted software or drivers. Reinstalling the stock ROM restores the original, stable wireless drivers, which can fix such connectivity problems. If the issue persists after flashing, it may be a hardware fault.

🔧 Device Troubleshooting

SP Flash Tool shows a “BROM ERROR”: This common error usually points to a driver or connection issue. Ensure the MediaTek VCOM drivers are correctly installed. Try using a different USB port and a high-quality data cable. As a last resort, try holding down the Volume Up or Volume Down button while connecting the phone to the PC.
Phone boots but has an Invalid IMEI or no signal: This can happen if the NVRAM partition is accidentally erased. To prevent this, always use the “Download Only” mode in SP Flash Tool. If the IMEI is already lost, it may require advanced tools to restore.
Stuck on the BQ Logo after Flashing: The first boot can take up to 10 minutes. If it remains stuck for longer, you may need to perform a factory reset. Power off the phone, then boot into recovery mode (usually by holding Power + Volume Up) and select “Wipe data/factory reset.”