The ZTE Blade L130 is an ultra-compact and highly affordable 3G smartphone designed for the Latin American market. To ensure a usable experience on its basic hardware, it runs on the optimized Android 9 Pie (Go edition). Powered by a UNISOC (Spreadtrum) chipset and featuring a pocket-friendly 4.0-inch display, it’s built for essential communication. This guide provides the official stock ROM for the Bolivian variant, which is essential for unbricking the device, fixing software bugs, or performing a complete factory restore.
Important: This firmware is specifically for the ZTE Blade L130 (Bolivian variant). Flashing this file on a different model or a variant from another region may cause network issues or brick your device. The flashing process requires specific tools for UNISOC/Spreadtrum chipsets.
Quick Device Specs
- Device: ZTE Blade L130
- Release year: 2020
- Chipset: UNISOC SC7731E (3G connectivity)
- Display: 4.0″ TFT Display
- Battery: 1400 mAh
- Original OS: Android 9 Pie (Go edition)
Required Downloads
To flash a Spreadtrum/UNISOC device, you will need the specific drivers and flashing tool. You can find the downloads for these in our main guide linked below.
- SPD Upgrade Tool or SPD Research Tool
- Spreadtrum/UNISOC USB Drivers
Stock ROM (Firmware)
| Region / Carrier | Build | Android | Type | Download | Chipset |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bolivia | V1.0.0B01 | 9.0 (Go) | SPD .pac Firmware |
Download | UNISOC/SPD |
How to Flash the Stock Firmware
Flashing the stock ROM onto your ZTE Blade L130 requires a Windows PC and the SPD Upgrade Tool. The process involves installing the correct UNISOC drivers, loading the .pac firmware file from the download into the tool, and then connecting your powered-off phone while holding the Volume Down key to initiate the flash. This will completely restore your device to its original factory software.
For detailed, step-by-step instructions with screenshots and tool download links, please follow our comprehensive pillar guide: How to Use the SPD Upgrade Tool to Flash Your Smartphone.
Device-Specific Troubleshooting for ZTE Blade L130
- Correct Driver Installation: The most common failure point is incorrect drivers. If the tool doesn’t see your phone, you must install the Spreadtrum/UNISOC drivers, which often requires you to disable ‘Driver Signature Enforcement’ in Windows first.
- Using the “Boot Key”: To initiate the flash, power the phone off completely. Press and hold the Volume Down button, and *while holding it*, connect the phone to your PC. The tool should then detect it and begin the process.
- Fixing Google FRP Lock: If you’re locked out of your phone by Google’s Factory Reset Protection (FRP), flashing this stock ROM will perform a complete wipe and remove the locked account.
- 3G Only Device: Please remember that the ZTE Blade L130 is a 3G-only smartphone. If you are experiencing no network service after flashing, ensure your SIM card and carrier plan support 3G networks in your area, as many carriers are phasing them out.
FAQs
Q1. What is Android 9 (Go edition)?
Android Go is a lightweight version of the Android operating system, specifically designed by Google to run smoothly on entry-level smartphones with 1.5GB of RAM or less. It includes optimized “Go” versions of popular apps.
Q2. Can I use this ROM on a non-Bolivian Blade L130?
It is not recommended. This firmware is specifically for the Bolivian region. Flashing it on a device from another country could cause issues with cellular network connectivity (no signal) due to different modem configurations.
Q3. Will this process erase my data?
Yes. Flashing the stock ROM with the SPD Upgrade Tool will perform a full factory reset and completely wipe all personal data, apps, and settings from your device.
Q4. My phone is very slow, will this help?
Yes. For a device with basic specifications running Android Go, a clean factory restore by flashing the stock ROM is the most effective way to fix slowness and restore its original performance.
