In this tutorial, we will list out the steps to downgrade or rollback Realme X and X2 from Android 11 to Android 10.0. The OEM is beginning to have quite a massive stronghold in the budget segment. And the above two devices have left no stone unturned in further cementing the company’s stature. If we talk about the X2 variant, the 6.4-inch screen device has a 1080 x 2340 pixel resolution. Under the hood, you get a Qualcomm SDM730 Snapdragon 730G chipset that has Adreno 618 GPU.
It comes in five different variants, the lowest one standing at 64GB 4GB RAM while the top variant has 256GB 8GB RAM. Then there is a quad rear camera setup, with 64+8+2+2MP. On the front, you get a single 32MP camera that could record videos at 1080p@30fps. With an under-display fingerprint sensor, the device holds a 4000mAh battery. This should be sufficient to make your device last an entire day on normal usage, if not then there is always a Fast charging 30W capability.
Both the devices were initially launched with Android 9.0 Pie out of the box but have since received the latest stable Android build. Along with that, you also get the OEM’s own Realme UI customized OS skin. However, if the Realme UI or Android 11 failed to live up to your expectation for some reason, then there is always a handy way out. And this guide will make you aware of just that. Today, we will show you how to downgrade or rollback Realme X and X2 from Android 11.0 to Android 10.0.
Downgrade Realme X and X2 from Android 10 to 11
Before you proceed with the steps, there are a few pretty important points worth mentioning. Please go through it once before you begin with the rollback guide.
first i gonna thanks for Realme to giving regular updates and security patches, but main problem occures when i upgrade my Realme x from android 10 to android 11.
After upgrading to android 11 my realme x device alwyas stucks, not working smothly. i hope Realme works on that case .