Match the exact model, region, and branch name. Similar model numbers are not the same device.
Firmware files are here on Inar Guide. Tutorials, flash tools and USB drivers are on FlashGuideHub.
This collection covers the Honor 4X family, also sold as Huawei Glory Play 4X, across variants including Che2-L11, Che2-UL00, Che2-TL00, Che1-L04, Che1-CL10, Che1-CL20, and CHE-TL00.
The Honor 4X line includes more than one hardware branch, with the family documented around both HiSilicon Kirin 620 and Qualcomm Snapdragon 410 or MSM8916 platforms, so exact model matching matters before any restore attempt.
The supplied files include standard dload-style stock packages, smaller Board Software archives, and service packages explicitly labeled QFIL or HMT, so there is no single flash path that safely fits every file on this page.
Installing the correct package can help with bootloops, failed software modification, or returning the phone to the right stock branch, but it should not be treated as a guaranteed fix for every device problem.
Honor 4X Firmware Details
| Device Name | Honor 4X / Huawei Glory Play 4X |
| Model Identifier | Che2-UL00, Che2-L11, Che1-L04, CHE1-CL10, CHE1-CL20, CHE-TL00, Che2-TL00 |
| Chipset / Platform | Mixed family: Honor 4X is documented with both Kirin 620 and Qualcomm Snapdragon 410 or MSM8916 branches, so model-level matching is required before flashing. |
| Launch Android Version(s) | Android 4.4.2 with EMUI 3 stock line, with later stock upgrades documented for the family. |
| Current Firmware Line | The supplied filenames explicitly cover Android 4.4.2, Android 5.1, and Android 5.1.1 branches, while some generic archives do not state the Android version in the filename. |
| Firmware Type | Mixed preserved stock packages, including Dload archives, QFIL service packages, HMT board packages, and generic stock archives. |
| Flashing Tool | Varies by file: Dload packages fit Huawei dload-style restore, QFIL packages fit Qualcomm QFIL workflows by filename, and HMT-labeled board packages should be treated as service files rather than routine local updates. |
| Region / Branch notes | The supplied set includes China branches such as CHNC17, CHNC92, CHNC00, and MC01, plus regional branches such as C185 and C900 or C151. |
| Typical File Size Range | 485 MB to 1.18 GB across the provided files with stated sizes. |
| Package note | Files explicitly labeled Board_QFIL, QFIL, Board_HMT, or Board_Software_HMT should be treated as service packages and not as interchangeable dload archives. |
โ ๏ธ Flashing Risks & Disclaimer
The main risk on this Honor 4X family is mixing Che2, Che1, and CHE-TL00 branches or using a QFIL or HMT board package as if it were the same kind of archive as a normal dload firmware.
This package remains the property of its respective owner and is referenced only for restore or service use on legally owned Huawei or Honor devices.
Download Official Firmware for Honor 4X
This package is an original stock ROM mirrored for preservation, as the manufacturer no longer provides public downloads for this model.
| Region / Variant | Filename | Build / Version | Android / Firmware Version | File Type | Build Date | File Size | Download Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Che2-UL00 / CHNC17 branch, Honor 4X family | Che2-UL00 V100R001CHNC17B396.zip | V100R001CHNC17B396 | Not stated in filename | Stock firmware archive (.zip) | 1.10 GB | Download B396 build (Google Drive mirror) | |
| Che2-L11, Honor 4X family | Honor_4X_Che2-L11_Dload.zip | Not stated in filename | Not stated in filename | Dload package (.zip) | – | 1007 MB | Download dload package (MediaFire mirror) |
| Che2-L11 / C185 branch, Honor 4X family | Honor_4X_Che2-L11_V100R001C185B160_Dload.zip | V100R001C185B160 | Not stated in filename | Dload package (.zip) | – | 1.05 GB | Download C185B160 dload build (Google Drive mirror) |
| Che1-L04 / C900 C151 branch, Honor 4X family | Honor_4X_Che1-L04_C900B341CUSTC151D003_EMUI3.1_05021WND_5.1_Dload.zip | C900B341 / CUSTC151D003 / 05021WND | Android 5.1 / EMUI 3.1 | Dload package (.zip) | 1.15 GB | Download C900B341 dload build (Google Drive mirror) | |
| CHE1-CL10 / CHNC92 branch, Glory Play 4X family | Huawei_Glory_Play_4X_CHE1-CL10_V100R001CHNC92B282_Board_QFIL.zip | V100R001CHNC92B282 | Not stated in filename | Board QFIL package (.zip) | 1.18 GB | Download B282 Board QFIL package (Google Drive mirror) | |
| CHE1-CL10 / China Myanmar branch, Glory Play 4X family | Huawei_Play_4X_CHE1-CL10_V100R001CHNC92B289_China_Myanmar_EMUI3.0_05021PWE_05021SRH_4.4_QFIL.zip | V100R001CHNC92B289 / 05021PWE / 05021SRH | Android 4.4 / EMUI 3.0 | QFIL package (.zip) | 1.18 GB | Download B289 QFIL package (Google Drive mirror) | |
| CHE1-CL20 / CHNC00 branch, Honor 4X family | Huawei_Honor_4X_Che1-CL20_V100R001CHNC00B280_Board_HMT.zip | V100R001CHNC00B280 | Not stated in filename | Board HMT package (.zip) | 1.01 GB | Download B280 Board HMT package (Google Drive mirror) | |
| CHE1-CL20 / C00 branch, Honor 4X family | CHE1-CL20C00B440.zip | C00B440 | Not stated in filename | Stock firmware archive (.zip) | 1.10 GB | Download C00B440 build (Google Drive mirror) | |
| CHE-TL00 / China branch, Glory Play 4X family | Huawei_Glory_Play_4X_CHE-TL00_MH002066_Board_Software_China_Android_4.4.2_EMUI_3.0_05021VQW_HMT.zip | MH002066 / 05021VQW | Android 4.4.2 / EMUI 3.0 | Board Software HMT package (.zip) | 485 MB | Download HMT board software (Google Drive mirror) | |
| Che2-TL00 / Che2-UL00 paired archive, China Unicom branch, Honor 4X family | ๅไธบChe2-TL00_{201140}_่ฃ่็ ็ฉ4X่้้ซ้ ็(Che2-UL00,,Android4.4.2,EMUI3.0,V100R001CHNC17B384,ไธญๅฝ่้)ใๆฐๅบๅธฆ๏ผใ_4.4.2_20151101214803.zip | V100R001CHNC17B384 | Android 4.4.2 / EMUI 3.0 | Stock firmware archive (.zip) | 20151101214803 in filename | Not provided | Download B384 build (Baidu Pan mirror) |
| Che2-TL00 / Che2-UL00 paired archive, CHNC17 branch, Honor 4X family | Che2-TL00_201140_Che2-UL00_Android_EMUI3.0_V100R001CHNC17B384_4.4.2_20151101214803.zip | V100R001CHNC17B384 | Android 4.4.2 / EMUI 3.0 | Stock firmware archive (.zip) | 20151101214803 in filename | 862 MB | Download B384 archive (Google Drive mirror) |
| Che2-TL00 / MC01 branch, Honor 4X family | Che2-TL00MC01B580.zip | MC01B580 | Not stated in filename | Stock firmware archive (.zip) | 975 MB | Download MC01B580 build (Google Drive mirror) |
The download links above are hosted on Google Drive, MediaFire, and Baidu Pan, which are third-party file-hosting platforms rather than manufacturer firmware portals, so they are preserved mirrors instead of official vendor servers.
Flashing Requirements
- Verify the exact Honor 4X model first, because the family includes Che2-L11, Che2-UL00, Che1-L04, CHE1-CL10, CHE1-CL20, CHE-TL00, and related branches that should not be treated as one interchangeable package set.
- Check the extracted archive contents before choosing a guide, because this page mixes Dload packages, QFIL packages, HMT board packages, and generic stock archives.
- Dload-labeled files are the safest candidates for Huawei dload-style restore, while QFIL-labeled files should be handled as Qualcomm service packages rather than user-side local updates.
- HMT-labeled board packages should be treated as service archives, because the filenames identify them as Board or Board Software packages rather than normal dload firmware.
- Back up all important data first, because full restore work and board packages should be treated as wipe-prone.
- Pay close attention to branch codes such as CHNC17, C185, C900, CHNC92, CHNC00, MC01, and CUST codes before flashing.
How to Flash the Firmware
- Choose the exact file that matches the phone model first, especially when moving between Che2-L11, Che2-UL00, Che1-L04, CHE1-CL10, CHE1-CL20, and CHE-TL00 variants in the Honor 4X family.
- Extract the archive and inspect the contents before doing anything else, because the collection mixes ordinary dload firmware with Board_QFIL, QFIL, Board_HMT, and Board_Software_HMT packages.
- If the file is a Dload package, prepare the Huawei dload workflow and use the matching stock update path for that archive.
- If the file is explicitly labeled QFIL, use the Qualcomm QFIL workflow instead of a Huawei dload method, and if it is labeled HMT board software, treat it as a service package rather than a routine end-user update.
- After flashing, allow extra time for the first boot, then continue troubleshooting only if the phone remains stuck in a bootloop or cannot complete setup after a long restart window.
Possible guide options for this mixed Honor 4X collection depend on the package type rather than one single universal method.
- Huawei dload / eRecovery guide for files explicitly labeled Dload or for archives that extract to a dload-style stock update layout.
- QFIL guide for files explicitly labeled QFIL, such as the CHE1-CL10 service packages.
- HMT board packages should follow the specific HMT service workflow supplied for that package family, because this collection does not provide enough verified evidence to treat HMT archives as either standard dload packages or generic QFIL packages.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Can Che2-L11 firmware be flashed on Che1-L04 or CHE1-CL10?
No. The Honor 4X family includes multiple distinct model branches, and this page separates them by exact model code for that reason.
What does Dload mean on the Honor 4X files?
Dload identifies a Huawei stock update package family, so those archives should be treated differently from QFIL and HMT board packages.
What does QFIL mean on the CHE1-CL10 packages?
It indicates that the archive is intended for a Qualcomm QFIL-style service workflow rather than a standard Huawei dload restore.
Can HMT board files be installed like normal dload packages?
No. HMT-labeled files are board or board-software service packages by filename, so they should not be treated as ordinary local-update archives.
Why do some packages show Android 4.4.2 while others show Android 5.1 or 5.1.1?
The supplied collection spans older and later stock branches of the Honor 4X family, so the safest path is to match the exact model and build instead of choosing only by Android version.
Is the Honor 4X platform always the same across every model?
No. The family is documented with both Kirin 620 and Snapdragon 410 or MSM8916 branches, which is one reason cross-flashing between variants is risky.