MTK systems-on-chip

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This is a list of MediaTek (MTK) System-on-Chips (SoCs) and phones that use them.

Like many phone chips, you can find the MTK SoC by disassembling the phone. The SoC is usually hidden under an RF shield.

Sometimes this shield will not be removable with just pry tools, and require desoldering. Do NOT try to pry these kinds of shields off, as you WILL destroy the PCB in the process!

On certain firmware dumps, the MTK chipset used may be present after the "MTK_ROMINFO" string.

MediaTek chipsets[edit]

Phones with an MTK SoC[edit]

This list does not include chipsets that have their own separate pages, see the above list.

MT2502[edit]

Brand Model
BLU X-Link
ColMi K88H
KingWear GV68
KW18
Lemfo GT88
No. 1 G6
Symphony L255

MT6217[edit]

Brand Model
Bavapen B201
CECT S560
Chase S350
GPlus TS600
GStar 896M
Hagenuk Jazz
i-mobile 508
Mobell L538
Philips S890
Spice S640
Sprint 7700
Suntek S528
Wellcom L358

MT6218[edit]

Brand Model
ZTE i610

MT6218B[edit]

Brand Model
Fly MP300
MP400
MX200
Gradiente GMP3 Vibe
Skyzen EZ200
EZ500

MT6219[edit]

Brand Model
Asus V75
CKing K339
Dashion A208
Fly MP500
SL300M
General Mobile DST01
Gnet G409 Mini
GPlus EV700
i-mobile 511
610
Leady X105
Life DST01
Nktel C3000
Ola V988
Pierre Cardin
RTec RT880
Sky Mix 100
Skyzen EZ400
Utec S898
Wellcom DM5

MT6230[edit]

Brand Model
MyPhone TV21
Tinno TV990
Wellcom W929

MT6238[edit]

Brand Model
Intex IN8810
Motorola EX245

MT6239[edit]

Brand Model
Fly E125
Oppo A209
Philips X806
X830

MT6255[edit]

Brand Model
Tecno T605

MT6268[edit]

Brand Model
Alcatel OT-900
OT-901
OT-905
OT-907
OT-I900
OT-I905
Bmobile QW101
Doro PhoneEasy 615
Gigabyte GSmart M3447
Lenovo P650
Micromax Q80
Motorola WX292
WX294
WX306
Sonim XP5300 Force 3G
ZTE V8301

MT6408[edit]

Brand Model
Hero S636

MT6575 (1.0 GHz Cortex-A9)[edit]

Brand Model
Acer Liquid Gallant
Liquid Gallant Duo
Liquid Z110 Duo
Alcatel One Touch Evolve
One Touch M'Pop
One Touch Pixi
One Touch S'Pop
One Touch T'Pop
OT-993
BLU Dash 3.2
Celkon A95
A97
Digma iDx5 3G
DNS S3502
S4001
S4002
effire CityPhone Nova
Explay Advance TV
Infinity
Sky
StarTV
Fly IQ237 Dynamic
IQ256 Vogue
Gigabyte GSmart GS202
GSmart M1320
GSmart M1420
Highscreen Alpha GT
Yummy New
Huawei Ascend G302D
Ascend G500
Keneksi Delta
Libra
Lenovo A60+
IdeaPhone A690
IdeaPhone S880
LG Optimus L4 II
Optimus L4 II Dual
Optimus L5 II
Optimus L5 II Dual
Micromax A52
A84
A90
Motorola RAZR D1
MTS 970
972
NIU Niutek 3G 3.5 N209
Niutek 3G 4.0 N309
Oppo U701 Ulike
Outfone BD618
Oysters Arctic 200
Philips Xenium W732
Plum Axe
Might
Trigger
Velocity II
Prestigio MultiPhone 3540 DUO
MultiPhone 4040 DUO
MultiPhone 4300 DUO
Qumo Quest
Ritmix RMP-390
RMP-400
RMP-500
RugGear Apex RG690
Senseit R413
Telefunken TF-SP4001
teXet TM-4004
TM-4504
TM-5204
THL W2
W3
Vodafone Smart III
Smart Mini
xDevice Android Note
Yezz Andy 3G 3.5 YZ1110
Andy 3G 4.0 YZ1120
Andy A3.5

Engineering mode[edit]

Engineering mode is a special dial-code that enables various test functions. Do note however that this code varies from phone brand. Most of the time the "engineering mode" code is kind of long, and can be found in unencrypted MTK phone firmware as plain text.

High-speed SIM mode[edit]

High-speed SIM mode is a feature in the engineering menu in MediaTek feature phones. Once selected, it will count down to 3 and turn off, bricking the phone. It won't turn on again, unless you format it with special flashing software.

Some people report that it also bricked their SIM cards.