MyPhone MY35 Stock Firmware Download (MT6753, Android 5.1)

The MyPhone MY35 was a notable device in the local market, launching in late 2015 with a powerful MediaTek MT6753 octa-core processor and a generous 3GB of RAM. However, as documented in tech reviews and user complaint threads from that era on forums like PinoyDen, the device’s performance was often hampered by software issues. The most common user-reported problems were excessive overheating during gaming and rapid battery drain. This official V1.15 firmware from October 2015 provides the essential factory software needed to unbrick dead devices and resolve these critical power management and heat issues by restoring the original, stable system files.

MyPhone MY35 Firmware Details

Download Official Firmware for MyPhone MY35

Why Flash This Specific Firmware?

• Unbrick Dead MyPhone MY35 Devices: This is the number one reason cited by technicians in online repair communities. If your device is completely dead (deadboot), stuck in a bootloop, or unresponsive after a failed software update, flashing this stock ROM via SP Flash Tool is the primary method of revival.
• Resolve Overheating and Battery Drain: As reported in early user reviews, software glitches often caused the MT6753 processor to run inefficiently, leading to overheating and poor battery life. This firmware reinstalls the original kernel and power management profiles, which can correct these software-induced performance problems.
• Fix “Unfortunately, App Has Stopped” Errors: Persistent force-close errors on system apps are a sign of software corruption. A full firmware re-flash cleans the slate, removing the corrupted files and restoring system stability.
• Remove Viruses and Malware: If your phone has become slow and is plagued by pop-up ads, flashing the stock ROM is the most effective way to completely remove any deep-seated malware or viruses.

Some of the Bug / Firmware Fixes

• Firmware V1.15 (Oct 12, 2015): Addresses critical stability issues found upon the device’s initial release, focusing on thermal management to reduce overheating during intensive use.
• Restores corrupted or missing modem files (`modem.img`), fixing issues related to “Invalid IMEI” or loss of network signal on both SIM slots.
• Corrects software glitches that could lead to the device freezing or becoming unresponsive during normal operation.
• Resolves bootloop problems that occur after a factory reset or failed OTA update.
• Reinstalls the original camera libraries, which can fix issues where the camera app fails to open or shows a black screen.

Crucial Prerequisites Before Flashing

• Backup Your Data: Flashing will completely erase all personal data, including photos, contacts, and apps.
• Charge the Battery: Ensure your MY35 has at least 50-60% battery to prevent it from shutting down during the process.
• Install Drivers: Download and install the latest MediaTek VCOM USB drivers on your Windows PC.
• Use the Right Tool: Download the latest version of the SP Flash Tool.
• Use a Good USB Cable: A reliable, high-quality USB cable is essential for a stable connection.

How to Flash the Firmware

To install this stock ROM on your MyPhone MY35, you will use the SP Flash Tool. Follow these steps carefully:

1. Download the firmware ZIP file and extract it to a folder on your PC.
2. Open the SP Flash Tool executable (`flash_tool.exe`).
3. In the tool, click on the “Scatter-loading File” button and navigate to the extracted firmware folder to select the `MT6753_Android_scatter.txt` file.
4. Ensure the flashing mode is set to “Download Only”. Do not use “Firmware Upgrade” or “Format All + Download” unless you are an advanced user and have a backup of your NVRAM.
5. Click the green “Download” button at the top of the tool.
6. Completely power off your MyPhone MY35.
7. Connect the powered-off phone to your computer with the USB cable. The flashing process should start automatically.
8. Wait for the process to complete, which will be indicated by a large green checkmark in a pop-up window.
9. You can now disconnect your phone and power it on. The first boot may take 5-10 minutes.

For a more detailed walkthrough with images, please consult our complete guide on how to use the SP Flash Tool.