The firmware package below is a full stock ROM for the HDC S6 MT6582 clone series running Android 5.0.2, intended for recovery and clean flashing via SP Flash Tool on MediaTek hardware.
HDC S6 Firmware Details
| Device Name | HDC S6 (Galaxy S6 MTK clone) |
|---|---|
| Model Identifier | HDC S6 / HDC 1:1 S6 SM‑G920F MT6582 clone variants |
| Codename | HDC_S6_MT6582_01012016_5.0.2 firmware line |
| Chipset / Platform | MediaTek MT6582, quad‑core Cortex‑A7, EMMC storage, SP Flash Tool‑compatible |
| Launch Android Version | Android 5.0 / 5.0.2 Lollipop branch for S6 MT6582 clones |
| Current Firmware Line | Stock MT6582 ROM tagged 01012016_5.0.2 for HDC S6 |
| Typical File Size Range | ≈ 550 MB – 650 MB per full MT6582 ROM; this package is about 602 MB compressed |
| Firmware Type | Full stock ROM, SP Flash Tool scatter package (system, boot, recovery, and related partitions) |
| Flashing Tool | SP Flash Tool (SmartPhone Flash Tool) for MediaTek MT6582 devices |
| Bootloader Requirement | Standard MTK bootrom / preloader; no conventional OEM unlock toggle on typical HDC S6 clones |
| Region / Branch notes | Designed only for HDC S6 MT6582 / 1:1 S6 SM‑G920F‑style clones; not for genuine Samsung Galaxy S6 Exynos or Snapdragon models |
⚠️ Flashing Risks & Disclaimer
This MT6582‑based S6 clone platform uses a scatter‑defined EMMC layout, so flashing an incompatible preloader, lk, or other low‑level images can leave the phone stuck on a black screen or completely unresponsive to normal key presses. Different HDC S6 board revisions and “1:1 S6” batches may share similar names while using different display, touch, or radio configurations, so cross‑flashing ROMs from other MT6582 S6 builds can cause no display, no touch, missing baseband, or hard brick requiring specialized tools.
The ROM here is intended exclusively for HDC S6 MT6582 and similar SM‑G920F‑style clones and must never be used on genuine Samsung Galaxy S6 hardware. Flashing a full firmware with SP Flash Tool normally overwrites critical partitions and may wipe user data; all procedures are carried out at the user’s own risk, and severe storage or hardware faults may not be recoverable by software alone.
Download Official Firmware for HDC S6 MT6582
| Region / Variant | Filename | Build / Version | Android / Firmware Version | File Type | Build Date (Tag) | File Size | Download Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Global HDC S6 MT6582 | HDC_S6_MT6582_01012016_5.0.2.zip | HDC S6 MT6582, 01‑01‑2016 Android 5.0.2 branch | Android 5.0.2 Lollipop‑based stock firmware for HDC S6 clone | Full SP Flash Tool scatter ROM (ZIP) | 01 January 2016 (01012016 tag) | ≈ 602 MB | Download HDC S6 MT6582 01012016 (MediaFire) |
Use this firmware only when the phone is positively identified as an HDC S6 / 1:1 S6 MT6582 clone and not a different S6‑style board such as MT6572 or MT6580. Matching the chipset, previous build tags, and clone branding reduces the chances of post‑flash issues like no signal, mismatched LCD, or touch failures.
Flashing Requirements
- PC & OS: Windows PC (Windows 7 or newer) with administrator permissions to install MediaTek USB VCOM / Preloader drivers for MT6582.
- Main Tool: SP Flash Tool (SmartPhone Flash Tool), preferably a stable v5.x version that supports MT6582 scatter firmware.
- Drivers: Install MTK VCOM / Preloader drivers so the switched‑off HDC S6 is detected correctly when connected in preloader mode over USB.
- Bootloader / Modes: The device uses MTK bootrom and does not expose a standard OEM unlock toggle; SP Flash Tool usually attaches as soon as the powered‑off phone is connected after pressing Download in the tool.
- Data & Backup: A full flash from this MT6582 ROM can overwrite system, boot, and sometimes userdata; always assume that apps, settings, and personal data may be lost and back up what is accessible beforehand. Creating an NVRAM / NVDATA backup is recommended to safeguard IMEI and radio calibration.
- Device Verification: Confirm via service tools or info apps that the chipset is MT6582 and that the model string or housing clearly indicates HDC S6 or 1:1 S6 SM‑G920F clone, not a genuine Samsung handset. Firmware lists that separate “HDC S6” as a distinct MT6582 model also help validate compatibility.
How to Flash the Firmware
- Download and extract the HDC S6 ROM: Get the HDC_S6_MT6582_01012016_5.0.2.zip file, then extract it on the PC and verify that an
MT6582_Android_scatter.txtfile and image binaries are present in the firmware folder. - Prepare SP Flash Tool and drivers: Install MediaTek VCOM / Preloader drivers, launch SP Flash Tool, open the Download tab, and load the
MT6582_Android_scatter.txtfrom the extracted HDC S6 firmware directory so the partition list is populated. - Select download mode and partitions: Choose “Download Only” for normal repairs on the HDC S6 MT6582, and review which partitions are ticked; flash preloader only when certain the ROM matches the exact board revision to avoid deep brick situations.
- Connect the powered‑off clone: With SP Flash Tool set to Download, click the Download button, then connect the powered‑off HDC S6 (battery inserted if removable) via USB so it enters MT6582 preloader mode and the tool can transfer the images until a success confirmation appears.
- First boot and checks: After flashing, disconnect the phone and power it on; the first boot into Android 5.0.2 may take several minutes while the system rebuilds caches. Once it starts, verify touch, display, IMEI / baseband, Wi‑Fi, and general responsiveness to ensure the ROM is suitable for this particular HDC S6 hardware.
For a detailed, tool‑focused walkthrough of flashing MediaTek scatter firmware, refer to this SP Flash Tool guide: How to flash MediaTek firmware with SP Flash Tool.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Can this HDC S6 MT6582 firmware be used on a genuine Samsung Galaxy S6?
No. This ROM is designed only for HDC S6 / 1:1 S6 MT6582 clones and is incompatible with genuine Samsung Galaxy S6 models that use Exynos or Qualcomm chipsets. Attempting to flash it on original hardware is unsupported and can cause serious damage if forced through low‑level tools.
How can the correct HDC S6 MT6582 variant be confirmed before flashing?
Check with hardware info tools that the SoC is MT6582 and look for HDC S6 or 1:1 S6 SM‑G920F markings in firmware lists or on the device housing. Firmware collections that list “HDC S6” as an MT6582 model separate it from other S6‑style clones on different chipsets.
What happens if a different MT6582 S6 ROM is flashed on this device?
Using an MT6582 S6 ROM built for a different clone batch can result in bootloops, wrong or blank display, non‑working touch, or missing network and IMEI due to driver and layout mismatches. In extreme cases, flashing an incompatible preloader can make the device stop responding to normal SP Flash Tool connections.
Which SP Flash Tool errors are common when flashing MT6582‑based HDC S6 clones?
Users often see BROM connection errors from missing or misinstalled VCOM drivers, scatter mismatch warnings with the wrong ROM, and write failures when USB cables or ports are unstable. Reinstalling drivers, using short quality cables, and verifying that the scatter comes from the HDC S6 MT6582 01012016 package typically resolves most issues.
Can this firmware help recover an HDC S6 stuck on logo or bootloop?
When the hardware and board revision match, flashing this complete stock ROM via SP Flash Tool can often restore devices that bootloop after faulty mods, custom ROMs, or system corruption. Recovery is not guaranteed, especially where there is underlying EMMC damage or prior use of incompatible preloader images.
