| Brand | Models Working Fully | Models with Partial Support | |-------|----------------------|-----------------------------| | Xiaomi/Redmi | Redmi Note 11 (MT6789), Redmi 10C, Poco M5 | Redmi Note 12 Pro+ (needs testpoint) | | Realme | Realme 9i, Narzo 50, C55 | Realme 10 (requires USB 2.0 hub) | | Samsung | Galaxy A13 (MT6765V/CT), A04e | Galaxy A14 (5G variant not yet) | | Tecno/Infinix | Infinix Hot 30, Tecno Spark 10 Pro | Infinix Note 30 (security patch > Oct 2023) | | Oppo/Vivo | Oppo A78, Vivo Y35 | Oppo Reno 8T (protected DA) | If your device is not listed, try the --force flag, but note that newer MediaTek chips with TEE (Trusted Execution Environment) may still be locked. | Feature | MTK Client v53 (Free) | CM2 Dongle ($200) | MCT Box ($150) | |---------|----------------|-------------------|----------------| | Price | $0 | $200+ | $150+ | | FRP Bypass | Yes | Yes | Yes | | IMEI Repair | Yes (manual) | Yes (one-click) | Yes | | Bootloader Unlock | Yes | No | No | | Support for Android 14 | In development | Yes | Partial | | Community Support | XDA, Telegram | Paid forums | Paid forums | | Learning Curve | High (CLI) | Low (GUI) | Medium |
In the fast-paced world of mobile device repair, firmware flashing, and IMEI repair, having the right tools is non-negotiable. For technicians who frequently work with MediaTek (MTK) powered devices, the Free MTK Client Tool has long been a beacon of reliability. The latest iteration— Version 53 (v53) —has just been released, bringing a host of new features, bug fixes, and expanded chipset support. free mtk client tool v53 updated