The BQ Mobile BQ-5058 Strike Power Easy is a robust budget Android known for its large 5000mAh battery and reliability as an everyday smartphone. Powered by the MediaTek MT6580 chipset, it offers good battery life and all core features for basic users. This page provides an official firmware package and step-by-step instructions tailored to fixing common problems, including bootloops and unresponsive devices.
Quick Device Specs
- Model: BQ-5058 Strike Power Easy
- Chipset: MediaTek MT6580 (quad-core, 1.3GHz)
- RAM: 1 GB
- Storage: 8 GB (expandable)
- Display: 5.0″ TFT, 1280 x 720 px
- Battery: 5000 mAh (non-removable, power bank function)
- OS: Android 7.0 Nougat
Required Downloads
- SP Flash Tool (latest recommended)
- MTK (VCOM) USB Drivers
- BQ_Mobile_BQ-5058_MT6580_100517_7.0.zip (download below)
Official Firmware Download
| Device | Build / Version | Type | Download Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| BQ-5058 Strike Power Easy | 100517 / 7.0 | Official Scatter ROM | Download 7.0 (Google Drive) |
How to Flash Firmware on BQ-5058 Strike Power Easy
Flashing the BQ-5058 Strike Power Easy is straightforward via the SP Flash Tool. This will erase all user data and replace the system partitions, fixing most major software issues. You’ll need a Windows PC, USB data cable, and the files above. For a clear, illustrated walk-through, refer to our comprehensive pillar guide:
How to Flash Stock Firmware to MediaTek (MTK) Smartphones using SP Flash Tool
Device-Specific Troubleshooting for BQ-5058 Strike Power Easy
- Device Won’t Power On (No Boot): The unique design uses a high-capacity internal battery that is fused in place. Hold Power + Volume Down for 10–15 seconds to force a restart, then attempt flashing again. If flashing cannot begin, try charging with a known-good charger and retry with a different USB port or cable.
- Battery Charging Issues: Best practice is to avoid fully draining the battery below 10% and charging above 95%. The non-removable design means hardware battery issues require servicing, but most charging failures are fixed with firmware refresh. The phone can double as a power bank—ensure “reverse charging” cable is not attached during a flash.
- Touchscreen or Sensor Problems: After firmware install, if the touchscreen is unresponsive, remove any screen protector and clean the display. Restart by holding Power + Volume Down. If the issue persists, reflash the ROM; hardware faults may need component replacement.
- Phone Freezes or Lags: With only 1 GB of RAM, disable background apps and avoid heavy multitasking for smoothest use. A clean flash and factory reset can help restore initial performance.
FAQs
Q1. Does this process wipe my data?
Yes, a full SP Flash Tool operation erases user apps and photos. Please back up before flashing.
Q2. Can this help if the phone is hard-bricked?
If the device can be detected by your PC (shows as “MediaTek PreLoader USB” in Device Manager), this firmware may recover it. If not, hardware repair is needed.
Q3. My battery drains quickly after flashing—why?
Calibrate the battery: let it fully drain, then charge uninterrupted to 100%. Avoid deep cycles regularly as this can reduce lifespan. Excessive app use and background sync can also contribute.
Q4. Power bank feature not working after flash?
Ensure the correct firmware is used and check the cable. Some features may rely on specific drivers included only with the factory image; if missing, try flashing again or use an updated package if available.
Need deeper guidance? Follow our SP Flash Tool master guide or contact BQ support for advanced hardware issues.
