Q1. The tablet's touchscreen is unresponsive or works incorrectly. Will this firmware fix it?

It will fix the issue if it is caused by a software glitch or corrupted drivers. However, this model has many hardware revisions. This firmware is specifically for revision SN-MFM097N. If you flash it on a different version, it could cause the touchscreen to stop working. If flashing this file doesn't help, the problem is likely hardware damage.

Q2. My BQ-7082G Armor charges extremely slowly (5+ hours). Can flashing firmware help?

This is a widely reported issue with this model and is likely a hardware limitation. However, a software reflash can sometimes help. It eliminates rogue background processes that might be draining the battery while it's charging, which can contribute to a more stable, albeit still slow, charging cycle.

Q3. The pre-installed "Kids Mode" app is frozen or bugged. How can I fix this?

A frozen or buggy Kids Mode application is a known software problem. The most effective solution is to reflash the stock ROM using this guide. This process reinstalls the entire operating system and all its default applications, resolving the glitches.

BQ Mobile BQ-7082G Armor Firmware (Stock ROM, SN-MFM097N)

The BQ Mobile BQ-7082G Armor is a 7-inch tablet designed with durability in mind, featuring a ruggedized body often marketed for children. It runs on Android 9 Pie (Go Edition), a lightweight version of Android suitable for its entry-level hardware. Over time, users may encounter device-specific issues such as an unresponsive touchscreen, glitches with the pre-installed “Kids Mode” software, or extremely slow charging. Flashing the official stock firmware is the most reliable method to resolve these software-based problems and restore the tablet to full working order.

⚠️ CRUCIAL WARNING: Hardware Revision Notice
This firmware (build SN-MFM097N) is for a specific hardware revision of the BQ-7082G Armor. These tablets were made with different components (especially touchscreens). Flashing the wrong revision onto your device will likely cause the touchscreen to become completely unresponsive. Verify your device’s details where possible before proceeding. This process will also erase all data.

⚠️ Prerequisites: Before You Begin

Click Here for the Essential Pre-Flashing Checklist

Backup Your Data: All apps, photos, and files on the tablet’s internal storage will be permanently deleted.
Charge The Battery: To prevent any power interruptions, ensure the tablet’s battery is charged to at least 50%.
Windows PC & USB Cable: The flashing process requires a Windows computer and a standard micro USB cable.

📱 Quick Device Specifications

Device: BQ Mobile BQ-7082G Armor
Chipset: UNISOC SC7731E
Display: 7.0″ IPS LCD (1024×600)
Operating System: Android 9.0 Pie (Go Edition)
RAM: 1GB
Storage: 16GB
Battery: 2800 mAh

🛠 Required Tools & Downloads

File / Tool	Download Link
SPD Upgrade Tool	Download Tool
UNISOC/SPD SCI USB Drivers	Download Drivers

⬇️ BQ Mobile BQ-7082G Armor Stock ROM / Firmware

Note: The Android version for this device is Android 9 Pie (Go), though some download sources may incorrectly label it as 7.0.

Android Version	Build Number	Chipset	Download Link
9.0 Pie (Go)	SN-MFM097N_201222	UNISOC SC7731E	Download (MediaFire)

⚡ Quick Flashing Guide

Download and install the SPD SCI USB Drivers on your PC. Extract the firmware ZIP file (BQ_Mobile_BQ-7082G...zip) to get the .pac file.
Extract and launch the SPD Upgrade Tool (UpgradeDownload.exe).
Click the first gear icon (“Load Packet”) and select the .pac firmware file.
Click the play icon (“Start Downloading”). Power off your tablet completely.
Press and hold the Volume Down button, and while holding it, connect the tablet to the PC. The flash will begin; you can release the button once the progress bar starts moving.
Once you see a green “Passed” message, the process is complete. Disconnect and turn on your tablet.

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

❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1. The tablet’s touchscreen is unresponsive or works incorrectly. Will this firmware fix it?: It will fix the issue if it is caused by a software glitch or corrupted drivers. However, this model has many hardware revisions. This firmware is specifically for revision SN-MFM097N. If you flash it on a different version, it could cause the touchscreen to stop working. If flashing this file doesn’t help, the problem is likely hardware damage.
Q2. My BQ-7082G Armor charges extremely slowly (5+ hours). Can flashing firmware help?: This is a widely reported issue with this model and is likely a hardware limitation. However, a software reflash can sometimes help. It eliminates rogue background processes that might be draining the battery while it’s charging, which can contribute to a more stable, albeit still slow, charging cycle.
Q3. The pre-installed “Kids Mode” app is frozen or bugged. How can I fix this?: A frozen or buggy Kids Mode application is a known software problem. The most effective solution is to reflash the stock ROM using this guide. This process reinstalls the entire operating system and all its default applications, resolving the glitches.

🔧 Device Troubleshooting

After flashing, the tablet boots but the touchscreen does not work: This confirms you have flashed firmware for the wrong hardware revision. The only solution is to find the exact .pac file that matches your tablet’s mainboard, which can be difficult. This is the primary risk of flashing this particular model.
The tablet has a very weak Wi-Fi signal: While you can try flashing the firmware to restore the radio drivers, weak Wi-Fi is another commonly reported issue with the BQ-7082G. It is most likely due to the device’s internal antenna design and is a hardware limitation that software cannot fully fix.
SPD Upgrade Tool gets stuck on “Checking BAUD”: This indicates a communication error between the PC and the tablet. Ensure you have installed the correct SPD drivers. Try a different USB port and cable. Critically, make sure the tablet is fully powered off, and that you press and hold the Volume Down button before connecting the USB cable.