Crucial Warning: Verify which Android generation you intend to flash before starting. Moving between Android 7.1.1 and Android 8.0 modifies partition sizing; perform a factory wipe from stock recovery if any bootloop occurs after flashing.
Download Firmware for Blackview BV9000 Pro
Blackview_BV9000_Pro_MT6757_20180528_8.0.zip
Later Android 8.0 stock firmware build for the BV9000 Pro.
⬇️ Download via MediaFireBlackview_BV9000_Pro_MT6757_20180104_7.1.1.zip
Earlier Android 7.1.1 stock firmware build for the BV9000 Pro.
⬇️ Download via MediaFireFlashing Overview for Blackview BV9000 Pro
- Confirm the phone is the BV9000 Pro, not a similarly named model
- Choose Android 8.0 or Android 7.1.1 for the intended restore
- Back up important data and install the MediaTek USB drivers
- Follow the SP Flash Tool guide and wait for the flash to finish
Expand preparation checklist for Blackview BV9000 Pro
- Confirm your device is the Blackview BV9000 Pro (MT6757).
- Ensure battery charge is at least 40% before flashing.
- Install 64-bit MediaTek USB VCOM drivers on a Windows PC.
- Back up personal data, as flashing stock firmware erases internal storage.
- Use a reliable USB Type-C data cable connected directly to a rear PC motherboard port.
Compatibility & Bootloader Notes
Flashing official stock firmware via SP Flash Tool writes partition images directly over MediaTek BROM hardware protocols. It restores factory software without altering bootloader lock status or requiring an unlocked bootloader.
Ready to Flash This Firmware?
Full step-by-step instructions for Blackview BV9000 Pro, including prerequisites, error fixes, and screenshots, are on FlashGuideHub's SP Flash Tool guide.
Can also be flashed via MTKClient: Open MTKClient Guide →
Frequently Asked Questions
Use the Android 8.0 build for the later software release. Keep the Android 7.1.1 build for restoring the earlier factory software when that version is specifically required.
No. Both packages are identified for the BV9000 Pro. Similar model names do not guarantee compatible firmware.
No self-generated exact-file checksums were supplied, so publishing a guessed or unrelated hash would be misleading.