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mardi 4 octobre 2022

Android 13 Custom ROM List: Unofficially update your Android smartphone!

Android 13 is making the rounds everywhere now. If you have a recent-ish Google Pixel smartphone, you should already have your taste of the latest iteration of Android. This update to Android may be considered incremental in nature, but that in no way diminishes the improvements it brings to the table. Nonetheless, unless you have a supported Google Pixel device or one of the few non-Google smartphones with a “Developer Preview” program, there’s a very good chance that you will have to wait for a few months to have your OEM send across the latest dessert onto your phone.

This is where XDA’s developer community comes in — groups of talented individuals working together to achieve the common cause of getting the latest Android onto devices before the OEM can, and in many cases, because the OEM can’t.

With a large number of official as well as unofficial builds of Android 13-based custom ROMs popping up, we felt it would be a good idea to create an index of devices that have Android 13 ports available for them. Do note that these are aftermarket builds and some will very likely contain bugs. Please read the first few posts of each linked thread so you know the current status of the build before flashing it on your phone.

Note: In this article, we will only be providing a link to the first Android 13 custom ROM that we come across for a particular device in our forums. This does not serve as an endorsement of that particular build, nor are we suggesting that the work of others should be ignored. We are limiting what we link to in order to prevent this article from becoming too lengthy. Please visit the XDA forums for your device to see if there are other, possibly more complete, builds available.

List of devices with Android 13 Custom ROMs:

This is the current list of devices that have received an Android 13 custom ROM:

  1. Asus
    1. Asus Zenfone 5Z
    2. Asus Zenfone Max Pro M1
  2. Essential
    1. Essential Phone
  3. Google
    1. Google Pixel 2 XL
    2. Google Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL
    3. Google Pixel 3a
    4. Google Pixel 5
    5. Google Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro
  4. HTC
    1. HTC Desire 816
    2. HTC Desire Eye
    3. HTC One A9
    4. HTC One E8
    5. HTC One M8
    6. HTC U Ultra
  5. Lenovo
    1. Lenovo P11
    2. Lenovo Z6 Pro
  6. LG
    1. LG G7 ThinQ
    2. LG G8 ThinQ
  7. Motorola
    1. Moto G8/Moto G Fast
    2. Moto G40 Fusion and Moto G60
    3. Moto G100/Motorola Edge S
    4. Moto G Power/Moto G8 Power
    5. Moto G Stylus/Moto G Pro
  8. Nokia
    1. Nokia 6.1
    2. Nokia 6.1 Plus
    3. Nokia 7 Plus
    4. Nokia 7.1
    5. Nokia 8.1
  9. OnePlus
    1. OnePlus 5 and OnePlus 5T
    2. OnePlus 6 and OnePlus 6T
    3. OnePlus 7, 7 Pro, 7T, and 7T Pro
    4. OnePlus 8, 8 Pro, 8T, and 9R
    5. OnePlus 9 and OnePlus 9 Pro
    6. OnePlus Nord
  10. Raspberry Pi
    1. Raspberry Pi 4 B, Pi 400, and Compute Module 4
  11. Razer
    1. Razer Phone 2
  12. Realme
    1. Realme 5 Pro
    2. Realme 6 Pro
    3. Realme 7 Pro
    4. Realme C3
    5. Realme GT Neo/Realme X7 Max 5G
    6. Realme GT Neo 2
    7. Realme X
    8. Realme XT
  13. Samsung
    1. Samsung Galaxy J5 2015 and Galaxy J5 2016
    2. Samsung Galaxy Note II
    3. Samsung Galaxy Note 8
    4. Samsung Galaxy Note 9
    5. Samsung Galaxy Note 10, Galaxy Note 10 Plus, and Galaxy Note 10 Plus 5G
    6. Samsung Galaxy S III
    7. Samsung Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 Edge
    8. Samsung Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8 Plus
    9. Samsung Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9 Plus
    10. Samsung Galaxy S10e, Galaxy S10, Galaxy S10 Plus, and Galaxy S10 5G
    11. Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite
  14. Sony
    1. Sony Xperia 5 II
    2. Sony Xperia XZ Premium
    3. Sony Xperia XZ2
    4. Sony Xperia XZ2 Compact
    5. Sony Xperia XZ3
  15. Xiaomi
    1. Mi 8
    2. Mi 8 SE
    3. Mi 9
    4. Mi 10
    5. Mi 10 Lite
    6. Mi 10T/Mi 10T Pro/Redmi K30S
    7. Mi 10T Lite/Mi 10i/Redmi Note 9 Pro 5G
    8. Mi 11
    9. Mi 11 Pro and Mi 11 Ultra
    10. Mi A1
    11. Mi A2
    12. Mi A3
    13. Mi Max and Mi Max Prime
    14. Mi Max 2
    15. Mi Mix 2S
    16. Mi Mix 4
    17. Mi Note 10 Lite
    18. Mi Pad 4 and Mi Pad 4 Plus
    19. Poco F1
    20. Poco F3/Mi 11X/Redmi K40
    21. Poco F4/Redmi K40S
    22. Poco M3 and Redmi 9 Power India/Redmi 9T/Redmi Note 9 4G China
    23. Poco X2/Redmi K30
    24. Poco X3
    25. Poco X3 Pro
    26. Redmi 5
    27. Redmi 5 Plus/Redmi Note 5
    28. Redmi 6 Pro
    29. Redmi 9/9 Prime India, Poco M2, and Poco M2 Reloaded
    30. Redmi K20/Mi 9T
    31. Redmi K20 Pro/Mi 9T Pro
    32. Redmi K40 Pro/Redmi K40 Pro Plus/Mi 11X Pro/Mi 11i
    33. Redmi Note 4
    34. Redmi Note 6 Pro
    35. Redmi Note 7
    36. Redmi Note 7 Pro
    37. Redmi Note 8
    38. Redmi Note 8 Pro
    39. Redmi Note 9/Redmi 10X 4G
    40. Redmi Note 9S/9 Pro India, Redmi Note 9 Pro, Redmi Note 9 Pro Max, and POCO M2 Pro
    41. Redmi Note 10
    42. Redmi Note 10 Pro and Redmi Note 10 Pro Max
    43. Redmi Note 11
    44. Redmi Note 11E Pro/Redmi Note 11 Pro 5G/Redmi Note 11 Pro Plus 5G/Poco X4 Pro 5G

1. Asus

Sr. No. Device, Device Forums, Codename Android 13 Custom ROM Date Added
1. Asus Zenfone 5Z (Z01R) ArrowOS 13.0 September 5, 2022
2. Asus Zenfone Max Pro M1 (X00TD) Evolution X 7.0 August 22, 2022

1.1. Asus Zenfone 5Z

If you’re looking for an Android 13 ROM for your Zenfone 5Z, you can try out the unofficial ArrowOS build from the thread linked below.

ArrowOS 13.0 based on Android 13 for the Asus Zenfone 5Z

1.2. Asus Zenfone Max Pro M1

Launched back in 2018, the Qualcomm Snapdragon 636-powered Asus Zenfone Max Pro M1 can now run Android 13, thanks to the unofficial Evolution X 7.0 build linked below.

Evolution X 7.0 based on Android 13 for the Asus Zenfone Max Pro M1

2. Essential

Sr. No. Device, Device Forums, Codename Android 13 Custom ROM Date Added
1. Essential Phone (mata) LineageOS 20 September 29, 2022

2.1. Essential Phone

An unofficial build of the LineageOS custom ROM on top of Android 13 is now available for the Essential Phone. If you would like to try it out, head on over to the forum thread linked below.

LineageOS 20 based on Android 13 for the Essential Phone

3. Google

Sr. No. Device, Device Forums, Codename Android 13 Custom ROM Date Added
1. Google Pixel 2 XL (taimen) ArrowOS 13.0 September 5, 2022
2. Google Pixel 3 (blueline)
Google Pixel 3 XL (crosshatch)		 ArrowOS 13.0 September 16, 2022
3. Google Pixel 3a (sargo) POSP 6.0 September 5, 2022
4. Google Pixel 5 (redfin) Evolution X 7.0 September 29, 2022
5. Google Pixel 6 (oriole)
Google Pixel 6 Pro (raven)		 Project Zephyrus
Evolution X 7.0		 September 29, 2022

3.1. Google Pixel 2 XL

The second-gen Pixel phones, which were released all the way back in 2017, aren’t officially eligible to get the Android 13 update from Google. Nonetheless, you can now try out the latest version of Android on the Pixel 2 XL, thanks to an unofficial build of ArrowOS.

ArrowOS 13.0 based on Android 13 for the Google Pixel 2 XL

3.2. Google Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL

The Google Pixel 3 and its XL variant have received a taste of Android 13 through an unofficial build of ArrowOS 13.0. If you would like to try it out, head on over to the forum thread linked below.

ArrowOS 13.0 based on Android 13 for the Google Pixel Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL

3.3. Google Pixel 3a

The team behind the Potato Open Sauce Project (POSP) has released its first Android 13-based build for the Google Pixel 3a. If you would like to try it out, head on over to the forum thread below.

POSP 6.0 based on Android 13 for the Google Pixel 3a

3.4. Google Pixel 5

If you’re looking for an Android 13 based custom ROM to replace the Google’s offering on your Pixel 5, then you can opt for the unofficial Evolution X build linked below.

Evolution X 7.0 based on Android 13 for the Google Pixel 5

3.5. Google Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro

The Pixel 6 Pro received its stable Android 13 update from Google a while ago. However, if you’re looking for an Android 13-based custom ROM for your Pixel 6 Pro, you can try out the unofficial Evolution X build from our forums.

Evolution X 7.0 based on Android 13 for the Google Pixel 6 Pro

An official build of Project Zephyrus custom ROM is also available for the regular Pixel 6 as well as its Pro variant. The ROM is based on ProtonAOSP, but offers a plethora of customization options on top of it.

Project Zephyrus based on Android 13 for the Google Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro

4. HTC

Sr. No. Device, Device Forums, Codename Android 13 Custom ROM Date Added
1. HTC Desire 816 (a5) LineageOS 20 September 29, 2022
2. HTC Desire Eye (eyeul) LineageOS 20 September 29, 2022
3. HTC One A9 (hiae) LineageOS 20 September 16, 2022
4. HTC One E8 (e8) LineageOS 20 September 29, 2022
5. HTC One M8 (m8) LineageOS 20 September 29, 2022
6. HTC U Ultra (oce) LineageOS 20 September 16, 2022

4.1. HTC Desire 816

If you have an old HTC Desire 816 lying around and want to try out Android 13 on your phone, then go right ahead and check out the unofficial LineageOS 20 custom ROM linked below.

LineageOS 20 based on Android 13 for the HTC Desire 816

4.2. HTC Desire Eye

Android 13 on the HTC Desire Eye is available in the form of an unofficial build of LineageOS 20. Both the “eyeul” and the “eyetuhl” variants are supported by the ROM.

LineageOS 20 based on Android 13 for the HTC Desire Eye

4.3. HTC One A9

Launched back in 2015, the Qualcomm Snapdragon 617-powered HTC One A9 can now boot Android 13, courtesy of an unofficial build of LineageOS 20.

LineageOS 20 based on Android 13 for the HTC One A9

4.4. HTC One E8

An unofficial build of LineageOS 20 brings Android 13 to the HTC One E8. If you would like to try it out, head on over to the forum thread linked below.

LineageOS 20 based on Android 13 for the HTC One E8

4.5. HTC One M8

The HTC One M8 can now boot Android 13, thanks to a unofficial build of LineageOS 20. The Google Play Edition of the device is supported as well, but you must flash it to Sense firmware before installing this ROM.

LineageOS 20 based on Android 13 for the HTC One M8

4.6. HTC U Ultra

Give your HTC U Ultra a new lease of life with Android 13 using the unofficial build of LineageOS 20 linked below. Note that the release is compatible with “ocedugl,” “ocedtwl,” and “oceuhl” variants.

LineageOS 20 based on Android 13 for the HTC U Ultra

5. Lenovo

Sr. No. Device, Device Forums, Codename Android 13 Custom ROM Date Added
1. Lenovo P11/Tab Plus (TB-J607F) Project Elixir 3.0 September 5, 2022
2. Lenovo Z6 Pro (zippo) Evolution X 7.0 September 5, 2022

5.1. Lenovo P11/Tab Plus

Looking for an Android 13 custom ROM for the Lenovo P11 tablet (sold as the Lenovo Tab Plus in China)? You can try out the unofficial Project Elixir 3.0 build from our forums.

Project Elixir 3.0 based on Android 13 for the Lenovo P11/Tab Plus

5.2. Lenovo Z6 Pro

The Qualcomm Snapdragon 855-powered Lenovo Z6 Pro can now run Android 13, thanks to an official build of Evolution X custom ROM. To know more, take a look at the forum thread below.

Evolution X 7.0 based on Android 13 for the Lenovo Z6 Pro

6. LG

Sr. No. Device, Device Forums, Codename Android 13 Custom ROM Date Added
1. LG G7 ThinQ (judyln) Spark OS September 29, 2022
2. LG G8 ThinQ (alpha) ArrowOS 13.0 September 5, 2022

6.1. LG G7 ThinQ

The LG G7 ThinQ — a phone originally released back in 2018 with Android 8.0 Oreo — has received its first Android 3-based custom ROM via an unofficial build of Spark OS.

Spark OS based on Android 13 for the LG G7 ThinQ

6.2. LG G8 ThinQ

If you have a LG G8 ThinQ and want to try out Android 13 on your phone, then go right ahead and check out the unofficial ArrowOS 13.0 custom ROM linked below.

ArrowOS 13.0 based on Android 13 for the LG G8 ThinQ

7. Motorola

Sr. No. Device, Device Forums, Codename Android 13 Custom ROM Date Added
1. Moto G8/Moto G Fast (rav/rav_t) AOSP 13.0 September 5, 2022
2. Moto G40 Fusion and Moto G60 (hanoip) AOSP 13.0 August 22, 2022
3. Moto G100/Motorola Edge S (nio) Evolution X 7.0 September 5, 2022
4. Moto G Power/Moto G8 Power (sofia/sofiar) AOSP 13.0 September 5, 2022
5. Moto G Stylus/Moto G Pro (sofiap/sofiap_ao) AOSP 13.0 September 5, 2022

7.1. Moto G8/Moto G Fast

If you have a Moto G8 or Moto G Fast lying around and want to try out Android 13 on that device, then go right ahead and check out the AOSP 13.0 ROM linked below.

AOSP 13.0 for the Moto G8/Moto G Fast

7.2. Moto G40 Fusion and Moto G60

The Moto G40 Fusion and the Moto G60 are among the first few phones to receive an Android 13 custom ROM. Grab the latest build of the ROM from the thread below and give it a shot.

AOSP 13.0 for the Moto G40 Fusion and G60

7.3. Moto G100/Motorola Edge S

The Qualcomm Snapdragon 870-powered Moto G100 (also known as the Motorola Edge S in China) has received an unofficial build of the Evolution X custom ROM based on Android 13. Keep in mind that Magisk v23 is the latest compatible version of Magisk for this ROM as of yet.

Evolution X 7.0 based on Android 13 for the Moto G100/Motorola Edge S

7.4. Moto G Power/Moto G8 Power

The Moto G Power and the Moto G8 Power can now run Android 13, thanks to an unofficial AOSP 13.0 ROM. Keep in mind that speakerphone on The Moto G Power is broken in the current build.​

AOSP 13.0 for the Moto G Power/Moto G8 Power

7.5. Moto G Stylus/Moto G Pro

Android 13 for the 2020 edition of the Moto G Stylus (also known as the Moto G Pro in some regions) is available in the form of a vanilla AOSP ROM. To know more, take a look at the forum thread linked below.

AOSP 13.0 for the Moto G Stylus/Moto G Pro

8. Nokia

Sr. No. Device, Device Forums, Codename Android 13 Custom ROM Date Added
1. Nokia 6.1 (plate2_sprout) AOSP 13.0 August 22, 2022
2. Nokia 6.1 Plus (dragon_sprout) AOSP 13.0 August 22, 2022
3. Nokia 7 Plus (b2n_sprout) AOSP 13.0 August 22, 2022
4. Nokia 7.1 (crystal_sprout) AOSP 13.0 August 22, 2022
5. Nokia 8.1 (phoenix_sprout) AOSP 13.0 August 22, 2022

8.1. Nokia 6.1

An unofficial AOSP 13.0 is now available for the Nokia 6.1. If you would like to try it out, head on over to the forum thread linked below.

AOSP 13.0 for the Nokia 6.1

8.2. Nokia 6.1 Plus

If you have a Nokia 6.1 Plus and want to try out Android 13 on your phone, then go right ahead and check out the unofficial AOSP 13.0 ROM linked below.

AOSP 13.0 for the Nokia 6.1 Plus

8.3. Nokia 7 Plus

For those of you eagerly awaiting Android 13-based custom ROMs for your Nokia 7 Plus, we have some good news for you: an unofficial build of AOSP 13.0 is now available for this device. If you would like to try it out, head on over to the forum thread below.

AOSP 13.0 for the Nokia 7 Plus

8.4. Nokia 7.1

The Nokia 7.1 has received a port of Android 13 through an unofficial AOSP 13.0 build. Check it out below.

AOSP 13.0 for the Nokia 7.1

8.5. Nokia 8.1

Launched back in 2018, the Qualcomm Snapdragon 710-powered Nokia 8.1 can now run Android 13, thanks to an unofficial AOSP 13.0 build.

AOSP 13.0 for the Nokia 8.1

9. OnePlus

Sr. No. Device, Device Forums, Codename Android 13 Custom ROM Date Added
1. OnePlus 5 (cheeseburger)
OnePlus 5T (dumpling)		 AOSP 13.0 August 22, 2022
2. OnePlus 6 (enchilada)
OnePlus 6T (fajita)		 Evolution X 7.1 September 16, 2022
3. OnePlus 7 Pro (guacamole) Evolution X 7.0 September 5, 2022
4. OnePlus 7T (hotdogb)
OnePlus 7T Pro (hotdog)		 Pixel Experience 13 September 29, 2022
5. OnePlus 8 (instantnoodle)
OnePlus 8 Pro (instantnoodlep)
OnePlus 8T (kebab)
OnePlus 9R (lemonades)		 Evolution X 7.0 September 5, 2022
6. OnePlus 9 (lemonade)
OnePlus 9 Pro (lemonadep)		 StagOS 13.0 September 16, 2022
7. OnePlus Nord (avicii) Evolution X 7.0 September 5, 2022

9.1. OnePlus 5 and OnePlus 5T

Android 13 comes to the OnePlus 5 and 5T in the form of an AOSP-based custom ROM. Take a look at the thread below and follow the instructions to install the ROM.

AOSP 13.0 for the OnePlus 5 and 5T

9.2. OnePlus 6 and OnePlus 6T

For those of you eagerly waiting for Android 13-based custom ROMs for your OnePlus 6 or 6T, we have some good news for you: an official Evolution X build has arrived for the phone duo. If you would like to try it out, head on over to the forum thread below.

Evolution X 7.1 based on Android 13 for the OnePlus 6 and 6T

9.3. OnePlus 7 Pro

While the stable Android 12 update has yet to arrive on the OnePlus 7 series, owners of the OnePlus 7 Pro can now enjoy Android 13, courtesy of the unofficial Evolution X 7.0 build linked below.

Evolution X 7.0 based on Android 13 for the OnePlus 7 Pro

9.4. OnePlus 7T and OnePlus 7T Pro

The OnePlus 7T family of devices get a taste of Android 13, thanks to the Pixel Experience project. Take a look at the device-specific thread below and follow the instructions to install the ROM.

Pixel Experience 13 based on Android 13: OnePlus 7T || OnePlus 7T Pro

9.5. OnePlus 8, 8 Pro, 8T, and 9R

The OnePlus 8 series and the OnePlus 9R share a common software foundation, hence it’s relatively easier for the modding community to port a major Android update to all of them. If you would like to try Android 13 out in the form of the Evolution X custom ROM, head on over to the forum thread linked below.

Evolution X 7.0 based on Android 13 for the OnePlus 8, 8 Pro, 8T, and 9R

9.6. OnePlus 9 and OnePlus 9 Pro

While both the OnePlus 9 and 9 Pro are scheduled to receive the Android 13 update in the form of OxygenOS 13, owners of these devices can now enjoy source-built AOSP 13-derived ROMs, such as StagOS (linked below).

StagOS 13.0 based on Android 13: OnePlus 9 || OnePlus 9 Pro

9.7. OnePlus Nord

Android 13 comes to the OnePlus Nord in the form of an official build of the ProtonKnockOff 13.0 custom ROM. Since this is an early build, do intimate yourself of the bugs before flashing.

ProtonKnockOff 13.0 based on Android 13 for the OnePlus Nord

10. Raspberry Pi

Sr. No. Device, Device Forums, Codename Android 13 Custom ROM Date Added
1. Raspberry Pi 4 B, Pi 400, and Compute Module 4 AOSP 13.0 September 5, 2022

10.1. Raspberry Pi 4 B, Pi 400, and Compute Module 4

Although not natively supported by Android, the Raspberry Pi 4 family of devices can now boot Android 13, thanks to the unofficial AOSP 13.0 build linked below.

AOSP 13.0 for the Raspberry Pi 4 B, Pi 400, and Compute Module 4

11. Razer

Sr. No. Device, Device Forums, Codename Android 13 Custom ROM Date Added
1. Razer Phone 2 (aura) Pixel Experience 13 September 29, 2022

11.1. Razer Phone 2

Razer didn’t update the Razer Phone 2 beyond Android Pie, but that doesn’t mean you can’t run the latest version of Android on this phone. An unofficial build of the Pixel Experience custom ROM brings Android 13 to this device.

Pixel Experience 13 based on Android 13 for the Razer Phone 2

12. Realme

Sr. No. Device, Device Forums, Codename Android 13 Custom ROM Date Added
1. Realme 5 Pro (RMX1971) ArrowOS 13.0 September 29, 2022
2. Realme 6 Pro (RMX2061) Project Elixir 3.0 September 5, 2022
3. Realme 7 Pro (RMX2170) Evolution X 7.0 September 5, 2022
4. Realme C3 (RMX2020) AOSP 13.0 August 22, 2022
5. Realme GT Neo/Realme X7 Max 5G (RMX3031) Project Elixir 3.0 September 29, 2022
6. Realme GT Neo 2 (RMX3370/bitra) ArrowOS 13.0 September 5, 2022
7. Realme X (RMX1901) Evolution X 7.0 September 5, 2022
8. Realme XT (RMX1921) Evolution X 7.0 August 22, 2022

13.1. Realme 5 Pro

An unofficial build of the ArrowOS custom ROM has brought the vanilla Android 13 experience to the Realme 5 Pro. If you would like to try it out, head on over to the forum thread linked below.

ArrowOS 13.0 based on Android 13 for the Realme 5 Pro

12.2. Realme 6 Pro

The Realme 6 Pro has received a taste of Android 13 through the Project Elixir custom ROM. To know more, take a look at the forum thread below.

Project Elixir 3.0 based on Android 13 for the Realme 6 Pro

12.3. Realme 7 Pro

An official build of the Evolution X custom ROM brings vanilla Android 13 experience to the Realme 7 Pro. Check out the ROM thread below and read the instructions carefully before flashing.

Evolution X 7.0 based on Android 13 for the Realme 7 Pro

12.4. Realme C3

The Realme C3 can now run Android 13, courtesy of a AOSP-based custom ROM. If you would like to try it out, head on over to the forum thread linked below.

AOSP 13.0 for the Realme C3

12.5. Realme GT Neo/Realme X7 Max 5G

The Realme X7 Max 5G gets a taste of Android 13 through the Project Elixir custom ROM project. The build is also compatible with the Realme GT Neo. If you would like to try it out, head on over to the forum thread linked below.

Project Elixir 3.0 based on Android 13 for the Realme GT Neo/Realme X7 Max 5G

12.6. Realme GT Neo 2

If you’re looking for a vanilla Android 13 ROM to replace the Realme UI firmware on your Realme GT Neo 2, you can opt for the unofficial ArrowOS 13.0 build linked below.

ArrowOS 13.0 based on Android 13 for the Realme GT Neo 2

12.7. Realme X

If you have a Realme X gathering dust and want to try out Android 13 on the device, then go right ahead and check out the unofficial Evolution X build.

Evolution X 7.0 based on Android 13 for the Realme X

12.8. Realme XT

Android 13 comes to the Realme XT in the form of an unofficial build of the Evolution X custom ROM. Since this is an early unofficial build, do intimate yourself of the bugs before flashing.

Evolution X 7.0 based on Android 13 for the Realme XT

13. Samsung

Sr. No. Device, Device Forums, Codename Android 13 Custom ROM Date Added
1. Samsung Galaxy J5 2015 and Galaxy J5 2016 (j5x) LineageOS 20 September 16, 2022
2. Samsung Galaxy Note II (n7100) LineageOS 20 September 29, 2022
3. Samsung Galaxy Note 8 (greatlte) LineageOS 20 September 5, 2022
4. Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (crownlte) Evolution X 7.0 September 5, 2022
5. Samsung Galaxy Note 10 (d1)
Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus (d2s)
Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus 5G (d2x)		 AOSP 13.0 August 22, 2022
6. Samsung Galaxy S III (i9300) LineageOS 20 September 29, 2022
7. Samsung Galaxy S7 (herolte)
Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge (hero2lte)		 LineageOS 20 September 5, 2022
8. Samsung Galaxy S8 (dreamlte)
Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus (dream2lte)		 LineageOS 20 September 5, 2022
9. Samsung Galaxy S9 (starlte)
Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus (star2lte)		 Evolution X 7.0 September 5, 2022
10. Samsung Galaxy S10e (beyond0lte)
Samsung Galaxy S10 (beyond1lte)
Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus (beyond2lte)
Samsung Galaxy S10 5G (beyondx)		 AOSP 13.0 August 22, 2022
11. Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite (gta4xl) LineageOS 20 September 5, 2022

13.1. Samsung Galaxy J5 2015 and Galaxy J5 2016

Android 13 for the Samsung Galaxy J5 2015 and 2016 family of devices is available in the form of an unofficial LineageOS 20 ROM. You can find separate builds for the “j5nlte” (SM-J500FN), “j5lte” (SM-J500F/G/M/NO/Y), “j5ltechn” (SM-J5008), “j53gxx” (SM-J500H), and the “j5xnlte” (SM-J510FN) variants in the ROM thread linked below.

LineageOS 20 based on Android 13 for the Samsung Galaxy J5 2015 and J5 2016

13.2. Samsung Galaxy Note II

The Samsung Galaxy Note II — a “phablet” originally released back in 2012 with Android Jelly Bean — has received a taste of Android 13 via an unofficial build of LineageOS 20.

LineageOS 20 based on Android 13 for the Samsung Galaxy Note II

13.3. Samsung Galaxy Note 8

The Exynos-variant of the Galaxy Note 8 can now run Android 13, thanks to an unofficial build of LineageOS 20. Get the ROM from the link below.

LineageOS 20 based on Android 13 for the Samsung Galaxy Note 8

13.4. Samsung Galaxy Note 9

Android 13 has arrived on the Exynos variant of the Galaxy Note 9 through an official build of ArrowOS 12.0. If you would like to try it out, head on over to the forum thread linked below.

Evolution X 7.0 based on Android 13 for the Samsung Galaxy Note 9

13.5. Samsung Galaxy Note 10, Note 10 Plus, and Note 10 Plus 5G

Both the regular and the “Plus” variants of the Exynos Samsung Galaxy Note 10 can now run Android 13, courtesy of an unofficial AOSP 13.0 build.

AOSP 13.0 for the Samsung Galaxy Note 10, Note 10 Plus, and Note 10 Plus 5G

13.6. Samsung Galaxy S III

Launched back in 2012, the legendary Samsung Galaxy S III has now received an unofficial port of LineageOS 20 on top of Android 13.

LineageOS 20 based on Android 13 for the Samsung Galaxy S III

13.7. Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge

If you have a Samsung Galaxy S7 or a Galaxy S7 Edge lying around and want to try out Android 13, then go right ahead and check out the unofficial build of LineageOS 20 linked below.

LineageOS 20 based on Android 13: Galaxy S7 || Galaxy S7 Edge

13.8. Samsung Galaxy S8 and S8 Plus

Android 13 for the Exynos variants of the Galaxy S8 and S8 Plus is available in the form of an unofficial build of the LineageOS 20 custom ROM.

LineageOS 20 based on Android 13 for the Samsung Galaxy S8 and S8 Plus

13.9. Samsung Galaxy S9 and S9 Plus

For those of you eagerly waiting for Android 13-based custom ROMs for your Galaxy S9, we have some good news for you: an official build of the Evolution X custom ROM is now available for the Exynos variants.

Evolution X 7.0 based on Android 13 for the Samsung Galaxy S9 and S9 Plus

13.10. Samsung Galaxy S10e, S10, S10 Plus, and S10 5G

For those of you eagerly awaiting Android 13-based custom ROMs for your Galaxy S10, we have some good news for you: an unofficial AOSP 13.0 build is now available for the Exynos variants. If you would like to try it out, head on over to the forum thread below.

AOSP 13.0 for the Samsung Galaxy S10e, S10, S10 Plus, and S10 5G

13.11. Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite

Source-built Android 13 custom ROM comes to the Wi-Fi only and LTE variants of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite in the form of an unofficial build of LineageOS 20. If you would like to try it out, head on over to the forum thread below.

LineageOS 20 based on Android 13 for the Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite

14. Sony

Sr. No. Device, Device Forums, Codename Android 13 Custom ROM Date Added
1. Sony Xperia 5 II (pdx206) Evolution X 7.0 September 16, 2022
2. Sony Xperia XZ Premium (maple) SODP 13.0 August 22, 2022
3. Sony Xperia XZ2 (akari) SonyAOSP 13 September 16, 2022
4. Sony Xperia XZ2 Compact (apollo) SonyAOSP 13 September 16, 2022
5. Sony Xperia XZ3 (akatsuki) SonyAOSP 13 September 16, 2022

14.1. Sony Xperia 5 II

Android 13 has landed on the Sony Xperia 5 II in the form of an unofficial build of the Evolution X custom ROM. To know more, take a look at the thread linked below.

Evolution X 7.0 based on Android 13 for the Sony Xperia 5 II

14.2. Sony Xperia XZ Premium

Owners of the Xperia XZ Premium can now run Android 13, thanks to the an AOSP-based ROM known as SODP linked below.

SODP 13.0 based on Android 13 for the Sony Xperia XZ Premium

14.3. Sony Xperia XZ2

The Qualcomm Snapdragon 845-powered Xperia XZ2 was originally released with Android 8.0 Oreo on board, but the phone has now received an unofficial port of Android 13 through the SonyAOSP project.

SonyAOSP 13 based on Android 13 for the Sony Xperia XZ2

14.4. Sony Xperia XZ2 Compact

The “Compact” variant of the Xperia XZ2 can boot Android 13, thanks to the SonyAOSP project. To know more, check out the thread linked below.

SonyAOSP 13 based on Android 13 for the Sony Xperia XZ2 Compact

14.5. Sony Xperia XZ3

If you have a Sony Xperia XZ3 lying around and want to try out Android 13 on your phone, then go right ahead and check out the SonyAOSP 13 build linked below.

SonyAOSP 13 based on Android 13 for the Sony Xperia XZ3

15. Xiaomi

Sr. No. Device, Device Forums, Codename Android 13 Custom ROM Date Added
1. Mi 8 (dipper) Pixel Experience 13 September 29, 2022
2. Mi 8 SE (sirius) Pixel Experience 13 September 29, 2022
3. Mi 9 (cepheus) Evolution X 7.0 August 22, 2022
4. Mi 10 (umi) Evolution X 7.0 September 29, 2022
5. Mi 10 Lite (monet) Evolution X 7.0 September 5, 2022
6. Mi 10T/10T Pro/Redmi K30S (apollo) Project Elixir 3.0 September 29, 2022
7. Mi 10T Lite/Mi 10i/Redmi Note 9 Pro 5G (gauguin) ArrowOS 13.0 September 29, 2022
8. Mi 11 (venus) ArrowOS 13.0 September 5, 2022
9. Mi 11 Pro and Mi 11 Ultra (star) Evolution X 7.1 September 29, 2022
10. Mi A1 (tissot_sprout) ArrowOS 13.0 September 5, 2022
11. Mi A2 (jasmine_sprout) ArrowOS 13.0 September 5, 2022
12. Mi A3 (laurel_sprout) Evolution X 7.1 September 29, 2022
13. Mi Max (hydrogen)
Mi Max Prime (helium)		 LineageOS 20 September 5, 2022
14. Mi Max 2 (oxygen) ArrowOS 13.0 September 5, 2022
15. Mi Mix 2S (polaris) Pixel Experience 13 September 16, 2022
16. Mi Mix 4 (odin) ArrowOS 13.0 September 16, 2022
17. Mi Note 10 Lite (toco) Project Elixir 3.1 September 29, 2022
18. Mi Pad 4 (clover)
Mi Pad 4 Plus (clover)		 Pixel Experience 13 September 16, 2022
19. Poco F1 (beryllium) Project Elixir 3.0 September 5, 2022
20. Poco F3/Mi 11X/Redmi K40 (alioth) Project Elixir 3.0 September 5, 2022
21. Poco F4/Redmi K40S (munch) ArrowOS 13.0 September 16, 2022
22. Poco M3 (citrus)
Redmi 9 Power India/Redmi 9T/Redmi Note 9 4G China (lime)		 Project Elixir 3.0 September 29, 2022
23. Poco X2/Redmi K30 (phoenix) Project Elixir 3.0 September 29, 2022
24. Poco X3 (surya) Evolution X 7.0 September 5, 2022
25. Poco X3 Pro (vayu) Evolution X 7.0 September 5, 2022
26. Redmi 5 (rosy) LineageOS 20 September 5, 2022
27. Redmi 5 Plus/Redmi Note 5 (vince) Project Elixir 3.0 September 29, 2022
28. Redmi 6 Pro (sakura) Pixel Experience 13 September 29, 2022
29. Redmi 9/9 Prime India (lancelot)
POCO M2 and POCO M2 Reloaded (shiva)		 Evolution X 7.0 September 29, 2022
30. Redmi K20/Mi 9T (davinci) Cherish OS 4 September 29, 2022
31. Redmi K20 Pro/Mi 9T Pro (raphael) Evolution X 7.0 August 22, 2022
32. Redmi K40 Pro/Redmi K40 Pro Plus/Mi 11X Pro/Mi 11i (haydn) Project Elixir 3.0 September 5, 2022
33. Redmi Note 4 (mido) ArrowOS 13.0 September 5, 2022
34. Redmi Note 6 Pro (tulip) Pixel Experience 13 September 29, 2022
35. Redmi Note 7/7S (lavender) ArrowOS 13.0 September 5, 2022
36. Redmi Note 7 Pro (violet) Project Elixir 3.0 August 22, 2022
37. Redmi Note 8 (ginkgo)
Redmi Note 8T (willow)		 PixelOS 13 September 16, 2022
38. Redmi Note 8 Pro (begonia) Pixel Experience 13 September 16, 2022
39. Redmi Note 9/Redmi 10X 4G (merlin/merlinx) Project Elixir 3.0 September 16, 2022
40. Redmi Note 9S/9 Pro India (curtana)
Redmi Note 9 Pro (joyeuse)
Redmi Note 9 Pro Max (excalibur)
Poco M2 Pro (gram)		 SpiceOS 6.0 September 16, 2022
41. Redmi Note 10 (mojito/sunny) SpiceOS 6.0 September 5, 2022
42. Redmi Note 10 Pro (sweet/sweetin)
Redmi Note 10 Pro Max (sweetin)		 ArrowOS 13.0 August 22, 2022
43. Redmi Note 11 (spes/spesn) Evolution X 7.0 September 5, 2022
44. Redmi Note 11E Pro/Redmi Note 11 Pro 5G/Redmi Note 11 Pro Plus 5G/Poco X4 Pro 5G (peux/veux) Project Elixir 3.0 September 5, 2022

15.1. Mi 8

You can now get a taste of Android 13 on the Mi 8, courtesy of an official Pixel Experience build for this device. To know more, check out the linked thread below.

Pixel Experience 13 based on Android 13 for the Mi 8

15.2. Mi 8 SE

Android 13 has arrived on the Mi 8 SE, thanks to the Pixel Experience maintainers for this device. To know more, take a look at the forum thread below.

Pixel Experience 13 based on Android 13 for the Mi 8 SE

15.3. Mi 9

Launched back in 2019, the Qualcomm Snapdragon 855-powered Mi 9 can now run Android 13, thanks to an official build of the Evolution X custom ROM.

Evolution X 7.0 based on Android 13 for the Mi 9

15.4. Mi 10

The team behind the Evolution X custom ROM recently released its first Android 13-based build for the Mi 10. Although it is an official build, do intimate yourself of the bugs before flashing.

Evolution X 7.0 based on Android 13 for the Mi 10

15.5. Mi 10 Lite

Android 13 has arrived on the Mi 10 Lite, thanks to the Evolution X maintainers for this device. To know more, take a look at the forum thread below.

Evolution X 7.0 based on Android 13 for the Mi 10 Lite

15.6. Mi 10T/Mi 10T Pro/Redmi K30S

The Mi 10T and Mi 10T Pro have received a unified build of Project Elixir custom ROM based on Android 13. The build is also compatible with the China-only Redmi K30S.

Project Elixir 3.0 based on Android 13 for the Mi 10T/Mi 10T Pro/Redmi K30S

15.7. Mi 10T Lite/Mi 10i/Redmi Note 9 Pro 5G

Those of you having the Mi 10T Lite (sold as the Mi 10i in India and the Redmi Note 9 Pro 5G in China) and want to try out Android 13 on your phone, take a look at the ArrowOS 13 build linked below.

ArrowOS 13.0 based on Android 13 for the Mi 10T Lite/Mi 10i/Redmi Note 9 Pro 5G

15.8. Mi 11

If you’re looking for an AOSP 13-based ROM instead of the MIUI skin on your Mi 11, you can opt for the unofficial ArrowOS 13.0 beta build linked below.

ArrowOS 13.0 based on Android 13 for the Mi 11

15.9. Mi 11 Pro and Mi 11 Ultra

Both the Pro and Ultra variants of the Mi 11 can now run Android 13, thanks to an unofficial build of the Evolution X custom ROM. Try it out on your phone by following the link below.

Evolution X 7.1 based on Android 13 for the Mi 11 Pro and Mi 11 Ultra

15.10. Mi A1

Xiaomi didn’t update its first Android One device officially beyond Android Pie, but that doesn’t mean you can’t run the latest version of Android on this phone. The Xiaomi Mi A1 has received a taste of Android 13 through the ArrowOS project.

ArrowOS 13.0 based on Android 13 for the Mi A1

15.11. Mi A2

An official build of ArrowOS on top of Android 13 is now available for the Mi A2. To know more, take a look at the forum thread below.

ArrowOS 13.0 based on Android 13 for the Mi A2

15.12. Mi A3

The Mi A3 community gets a taste of Android 13 through an official build of the Evolution X custom ROM. To know more, take a look at the forum thread linked below.

Evolution X 7.1 based on Android 13 for the Mi A3

15.13. Mi Max and Mi Max Prime

Both the regular and the “Prime” variants of the Mi Max can now run Android 13, thanks to an unofficial build of LineageOS 20. Try it out on your phone by following the link below.

LineageOS 20 based on Android 13 for the Mi Max and Mi Max Prime

15.14. Mi Max 2

It’s great to see that development for the Mi Max 2, which was released back in 2017, is still going strong. An unofficial build of Evolution X based on Android 13 is now available for this phone. If you would like to try it out, head on over to the forum thread linked below.

Evolution X 7.0 based on Android 13 for the Mi Max 2

15.15. Mi Mix 2S

The team behind the Pixel Experience custom ROM project has recently released its first Android 13-based beta build for the Mi Mix 2S.

Pixel Experience 13 based on Android 13 for the Mi Mix 2S

15.16. Mi Mix 4

If you’re looking for an Android 13-based custom ROM for your Mi Mix 4, you can try out an unofficial ArrowOS 13.0 build linked below.

ArrowOS 13.0 based on Android 13 for the Mi Mix 4

15.17. Mi Note 10 Lite

Those of you having the Mi Note 10 Lite can now try out Android 13 on your phone, thanks to the official build of the Project Elixir custom ROM.

Project Elixir 3.1 based on Android 13 for the Mi Note 10 Lite

15.18. Mi Pad 4 and Mi Pad 4 Plus

An unofficial unified build of Pixel Experience 13 is now available for the Mi Pad 4 and the Mi Pad 4 Plus. Give your tablet a new lease of life with Android 12 by following the link below.

Pixel Experience 13 based on Android 13 for the Mi Pad 4 and Mi Pad 4 Plus

15.19. Poco F1

Those of you still rocking the Poco F1 and want to try out vanilla Android 13 on your phone, check out the official beta build of the Project Elixir custom ROM linked below.

Project Elixir 3.0 based on Android 13 for the Poco F1

15.20. Poco F3/Mi 11X/Redmi K40

If you’re looking for an Android 13-based custom ROM for your Poco F3 (also known as the Mi 11X and the Redmi K40 in different regions), you can try out the Project Elixir custom ROM. Make sure to flash the latest MIUI firmware for your device variant before flashing the ROM.

Project Elixir 3.0 based on Android 13 for the Poco F3/Mi 11X/Redmi K40

15.21. Poco F4/Redmi K40S

Source-built Android 13 custom ROM has landed on the Poco F4 (the global edition of the Redmi K40S) in the form of an unofficial build of the ArrowOS custom ROM. If you would like to try it out, head on over to the forum thread below.

ArrowOS 13.0 based on Android 13 for the Poco F4/Redmi K40S

15.22. Poco M3 and Redmi 9 Power India/Redmi 9T/Redmi Note 9 4G China

While the Poco M3 and the Redmi 9T (also known as the Redmi 9 Power in India and the Redmi Note 9 4G in China) don’t share a common firmware, the devices are so similar that they have received a unified Android 13 custom ROM in the form of Project Elixir custom ROM.

Project Elixir 3.0 based on Android 13 for the Poco M3 and Redmi 9 Power India/Redmi 9T/Redmi Note 9 4G China

15.23. Poco X2/Redmi K30

The Poco X2 (the global edition of the Redmi K30) has received a taste of Android 13, courtesy of the Evolution X project. Visit the thread linked below to know more about the custom ROM.

Evolution X 7.0 based on Android 13 for the Poco X2/Redmi K30

15.24. Poco X3

The Poco X3 and the Poco X3 NFC share a common firmware — a design that helped these devices to get a unified Android 13-based Evolution X custom ROM release. If you would like to try it out, head on over to the forum thread linked below.

Evolution X 7.0 based on Android 13 for the Poco X3

15.25. Poco X3 Pro

An official build of Evolution X is now available for the Poco X3 Pro as well. To know more, take a look at the forum thread below.

Evolution X 7.0 based on Android 13 for the Poco X3 Pro

15.26. Redmi 5

Aftermarket development is still going strong for the Redmi 5, which was released all the way back in 2017. You can now run Android 13 on it, thanks to an unofficial LineageOS 20 build.

LineageOS 20 based on Android 13 for the Redmi 5

15.27. Redmi 5 Plus/Redmi Note 5

It’s great to see that development for the Redmi 5 Plus (sold as the Redmi Note 5 in India) is still going strong, as an official build of the Project Elixir custom ROM now brings Android 13 to this phone. If you would like to try it out, head on over to the forum thread linked below.

Project Elixir 3.0 based on Android 13 for the Redmi 5 Plus/Redmi Note 5

15.28. Redmi 6 Pro

An official build of the Pixel Experience custom ROM brings Android 13 to the Redmi 6 Pro. To know more, click on the linked thread below.

Pixel Experience 13 based on Android 13 for the Redmi 6 Pro

15.29. Redmi 9/9 Prime India, Poco M2, and Poco M2 Reloaded

If you’re looking for a source-built Android 13 ROM for your Redmi 9 (sold as the Redmi 9 Prime in India), you can opt for the unofficial Evolution X build linked below. The release is also compatible with the POCO M2 and it’s “Reloaded” variant.

Evolution X 7.0 based on Android 13 for the Redmi 9/9 Prime India, Poco M2, and Poco M2 Reloaded

15.30. Redmi K20/Mi 9T

The Qualcomm Snapdragon 730-powered Redmi K20 (sold as the Mi 9T in certain regions) can now run Android 13, thanks to the Cherish OS project. Grab the latest build of the ROM from the thread below and give it a shot.

Cherish OS 4 based on Android 13 for the Redmi K20/Mi 9T

15.31. Redmi K20 Pro/Mi 9T Pro

Apart from the regional branding, the Redmi K20 Pro and the Mi 9T Pro share a common firmware base. This is the reason why both of these devices have now received a unified Android 13 custom ROM from the Evolution X project maintainers. If you would like to try it out, head on over to the forum thread linked below.

Evolution X 7.0 based on Android 13 for the Redmi K20 Pro/Mi 9T Pro

15.32. Redmi K40 Pro/Redmi K40 Pro Plus/Mi 11X Pro/Mi 11i

The Qualcomm Snapdragon 888-powered Redmi K40 Pro (sold as the Mi 11X Pro and Mi 11i in certain regions) can now boot Android 13 through the Project Elixir 3.0 custom ROM. Grab the latest build from the thread below and give it a shot.

Project Elixir 3.0 based on Android 13 for the Redmi K40 Pro/Redmi K40 Pro Plus/Mi 11X Pro/Mi 11i

15.33. Redmi Note 4

Android 13 comes to the fan-favorite Redmi Note 4, courtesy of an unofficial build of ArrowOS. Make sure to flash the final Nougat-based MIUI firmware for the device before flashing the ROM.

ArrowOS 13.0 based on Android 13 for the Redmi Note 4

15.34. Redmi Note 6 Pro

If you have a Redmi Note 6 Pro gathering dust, but still want to try out Android 13 on it, then go right ahead and check out the unofficial build of Pixel Experience linked below.

Pixel Experience 13 based on Android 13 for the Redmi Note 6 Pro

15.35. Redmi Note 7/7S

The Redmi Note 7 and the Redmi Note 7S share a common firmware, which is why both of these devices have now received a unified Android 13 custom ROM through the ArrowOS project. If you would like to try it out, head on over to the forum thread linked below.

ArrowOS 13.0 based on Android 13 for the Redmi Note 7/7S

15.36. Redmi Note 7 Pro

Xiaomi didn’t update the Redmi Note 7 Pro beyond Android 10, but that doesn’t mean you can’t run the latest version of Android on this phone. An official build of the Project Elixir custom ROM now brings Android 13 to this device.

Project Elixir 3.0 based on Android 13 for the Redmi Note 7 Pro

15.37. Redmi Note 8 and Redmi Note 8T

The Redmi Note 8 and the Redmi Note 8T have received a unified Android 13-based AOSP ROM in the form of PixelOS custom ROM.

PixelOS 13 based on Android 13 for the Redmi Note 8 and 8T

15.38. Redmi Note 8 Pro

Looking for an Android 13 ROM to replace the MIUI firmware on your Redmi Note 8 Pro? Take a look at the official Pixel Experience 13 build linked below.

Pixel Experience 13 based on Android 13 for the Redmi Note 8 Pro

15.39. Redmi Note 9/Redmi 10X 4G

If you have a Redmi Note 9 (the global edition of the Redmi 10X 4G) and want to try out Android 13 on your phone, then go right ahead and check out the official build of Project Elixir custom ROM linked below.

Project Elixir 3.0 based on Android 13 for the Redmi Note 9/Redmi 10X 4G

15.40. Redmi Note 9S/9 Pro India, Redmi Note 9 Pro, Redmi Note 9 Pro Max, and POCO M2 Pro

Xiaomi has a bunch of Qualcomm Snapdragon 720G-powered devices in its portfolio with a very similar hardware configuration. All those devices – collectively known as “miatoll” – have received a taste of Android 13 through an unified build of the SpiceOS custom ROM.

SpiceOS 6.0 based on Android 13 for the Redmi Note 9S/9 Pro India, Redmi Note 9 Pro, Redmi Note 9 Pro Max, and POCO M2 Pro

15.41. Redmi Note 10

Looking for an AOSP 13-based ROM to replace the MIUI skin on your Redmi Note 10? Take a look at the SpiceOS 6.0 build linked below.

SpiceOS 6.0 based on Android 13 for the Redmi Note 10

15.42. Redmi Note 10 Pro and Redmi Note 10 Pro Max

A beta build of ArrowOS 13.0 brings Android 13 to the Redmi Note 10 Pro. The ROM is also compatible with the Redmi Note 10 Pro Max. If you would like to try it out, head on over to the forum thread linked below.

ArrowOS 13.0 based on Android 13 for the Redmi Note 10 Pro and Pro Max

15.43. Redmi Note 11

If you have a Redmi Note 11 and want to try out Android 13 on your phone, then go right ahead and check out the official build of the Evolution X custom ROM linked below. The release is compatible with both the NFC and non-NFC variants.

Evolution X 7.0 based on Android 13 for the Redmi Note 11

15.44. Redmi Note 11E Pro/Redmi Note 11 Pro 5G/Redmi Note 11 Pro Plus 5G/Poco X4 Pro 5G

If you’re looking for an AOSP 13-based ROM for your Redmi Note 11 Pro 5G (sold as the Redmi Note 11 Pro Plus 5G in India), you can opt for the Project Elixir build linked below. The release is also compatible with the Poco X4 Pro 5G and the China-exclusive Redmi Note 11E Pro.

Project Elixir 3.0 based on Android 13 for the Redmi Note 11E Pro/Redmi Note 11 Pro 5G/Redmi Note 11 Pro Plus 5G/Poco X4 Pro 5G

Android 13 Google Apps

Not all custom ROMs ship with pre-installed Google apps, which means you might need to grab a suitable GApps distribution to get them. In case you’re looking for an Android 13-compatible GApps package, then you’ll be happy to know that the maintainers have already laid the groundwork to support the latest version of Android.

NikGApps

The NikGApps project has recently started offering official Android 13-compatible GApps variants.

Download NikGApps

XDA Discussion Thread on NikGApps

Android 13 has only been around for a couple of days, yet we already see plenty of amazing ROMs hitting our devices. This is part of the beauty of the XDA community, and we must commend the hard-working developers leading the vanguard of Android 13 ROMs to users all around the globe. So, if you come across a build for your device, consider yourself lucky and don’t forgive to say “thanks!”

Have you spotted an Android 13 custom ROM on our forums for a device we haven’t covered yet? Let us know in the comments below!

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These are the best Xposed modules in 2022: GravityBox, Pixelify, XPrivacyLua, and more!

If you just recently picked up Android modding, then you probably don’t really know about the Xposed Framework. With root access, the framework hooks into ART (the Android runtime) and lets add-ons, called Xposed modules, execute their own methods before, during, or in place of the original methods of the target application. As a result, you can customize the way your phone looks and how it behaves without installing a custom ROM.

While Xposed is not the hot topic in the Android modding scene as it once used to be, a lot of users still love it. The framework opens up your phone to a huge selection of granular customizations. If you’re getting started or need some fresh Xposed mods, we’ve got a great list for you. Feel free to add your comments and suggestions in the comments section at the bottom of this article.

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Working principle of an Xposed module

Back in the day, before Magisk became a thing, Xposed was designed to replace a few core parts of the Android OS to enable usermode hooking. Thanks to the open source nature of the original project, third-party developers took it upon themselves to rewrite the Xposed Framework as a Magisk module. This means Xposed can now be systemless on modern Android platforms.

EdXposed and LSPosed are two of the most popular forks of the legacy Xposed Framework that are compatible with latest Android releases. In case you don’t want to root your device, you can still use some Xposed modules though the VirtualXposed project, but your mileage may vary. Take a look at the linked threads to know more about the setup instructions.

As we’ve mentioned, Xposed itself merely provides an interface, through which add-ons (aka Xposed modules) can dynamically hook into the execution routine of other apps and modify the outcome on the fly. Some modules have apps that allow you to tweak settings and customize various parameters. Other modules will simply apply the tweak with no extras.

Best Xposed modules

The total number of Xposed modules out there is much larger than that of Magisk’s, but many of them aren’t maintained anymore. Moreover, due to the rapid evolution of Android as an operating system, some modules have become redundant over time, hence they are no longer compatible with modern Android versions. With all that in mind, let’s learn a little more about the best ones.

Note: In this article, we will only be covering a handful of Xposed modules that are still popular among the modding community. This does not serve as an endorsement of those modules, nor are we suggesting that the work of others should be ignored. Please visit the XDA sub-forum for Xposed Framework and third-party sources to see if there are alternate (and possibly more versatile) modules available.

Best Xposed modules for advanced settings

App Settings Reborn

App Settings Reborn is an updated version of the original App Settings module for newer versions of Android, which lets you modify app settings like DPI, font scaling, fullscreen mode, locale, etc. on a per-app basis.

App Settings Reborn: GitHub Repo || XDA Discussion Thread

Bluetooth ToolKit

Bluetooth ToolKit is a nifty app that can supercharge the Bluetooth functionality of Android through Xposed. For example, you can receive any file via Bluetooth, choose how to be notified when you receive a file, set the discovery timeout to infinite, and more.

Bluetooth ToolKit: XDA Discussion Thread

Cast Enabler

Android 12 drops the ability to control the volume of cast devices using your phone’s volume keys. Thanks to this module, you can quickly enable it on your device.

Cast Enabler: XDA Discussion Thread

ChatHeadEnabler

ChatHeadEnabler by XDA Senior Member NeonOrbit restores the Chat Head feature of Facebook Messenger on Android 11 and higher.

ChatHeadEnabler: GitHub Repo || XDA Discussion Thread

OnePlus Parallel Apps Extender

This handy module allows you to add any app (except the system ones) to the list of the supported applications by the “Parallel Apps” feature of OnePlus phones running OxygenOS.

OnePlus Parallel Apps Extender: GitHub Repo

OnePlus Camera Debug Mode Enabler

Want to access the hidden internal menu of the OnePlus camera app? Give this module a try.

OnePlus Camera Debug Mode Enabler: GitHub Repo

WA Tweaker

WA Tweaker lets you enable WhatsApp’s hidden features that are still under development and fiddle with them.

WA Tweaker: Official Website

Best Xposed modules for feature ports

Ambient Music Mod​

Created by XDA Recognized Developer Quinny899, Ambient Music Mod​ is a hybrid Xposed and Magisk module that ports Pixel Ambient Music to other devices.

Ambient Music Mod: GitHub Repo || XDA Discussion Thread

OPAodMod

OPAodMod brings the Google Pixel-esque always-on-display to the OnePlus smartphones.

OPAodMod: XDA Discussion Thread

Pixelify-Google-Photos

Created by XDA Senior Member SayantanRC, Pixelify-Google-Photos seamlessly adds Google Pixel-exclusive features on Google Photos for any device. Keep in mind that you might need to clear data of the Google Photos app after installing the module.

Pixelify-Google-Photos: GitHub Repo

Best Xposed modules for in-depth tinkering

Android Faker

Android Faker lets you easily spoof various hardware identifiers of the target device. Note that some features of this module are locked behind a one-time payment.

Android Faker: XDA Discussion Thread

CorePatch

CorePatch is a powerful Xposed module that helps you to disable signature verification so that you can easily install apps with inconsistent signatures or downgrade them.

CorePatch: GitHub Repo

Disable-FLAG_SECURE

This little module can force-enable screenshot, screen sharing, and recording in apps that normally wouldn’t allow such operations.

Disable-FLAG_SECURE: GitHub Repo

GPS Setter

A powerful location spoofing module that works without enabling the mock location feature.

GPS Setter: GitHub Repo || XDA Discussion Thread

Let Me Downgrade

Let Me Downgrade enables users to bypass the no-app-downgrade restriction on for Android 12 and 13. As an added bonus, the module provides a quick settings tile to easily enable and disable the downgrade block.

Let Me Downgrade: GitHub Repo || XDA Discussion Thread

NekoSMS

NekoSMS is a powerful pattern-based text message blocker for Android. You can utilize this module to block messages based on sender and/or content. It works with both the stock and third-party SMS apps.

NekoSMS: GitHub Repo

Sensor Disabler

Planning to tinker with the sensor outputs of your Android device? Sensor Disabler is a fascinating Xposed module that allows you to modify (or even disable) most of the sensors on your device, including the proximity sensor.

Sensor Disabler: GitHub Repo || XDA Discussion Thread

VirtualCamera

This module allows you to to create a virtual camera interface on your phone and attach it to different apps.

VirtualCamera: GitHub Repo

WeiJu2

Powered by Lua, WeiJu2 is the first scriptable Xposed module. You can write scripts to modify various portions of the OS, create hooks, and even redistribute those scripts in the form of ready-to-use packages.

WeiJu2: GitHub Repo || XDA Discussion Thread

XDowngrader

As the name suggests, the XDowngrader module allows you to install the APK corresponding to an old version on top of the new version of the same app.

XDowngrader: GitHub Repo

XPrivacyLua

XPrivacyLua protects your privacy by feeding applications fake data or no data at all, or by restricting applications from accessing selected data categories such as contacts and location. Notably, it doesn’t revoke or block applications’ permissions, so most apps don’t misbehave or crash when they’re denied access.

XPrivacyLua: GitHub Repo || XDA Discussion Thread

Best Xposed modules for personalization

AllTrans

AllTrans by XDA Senior Member akhilkedia94 is a dynamic language translator for Android apps. It replaces every text in the interface of the target app from one language to another at runtime.

AllTrans: GitHub Repo || XDA Discussion Thread

AOSP Mods

AOSP Mods a hybrid Xposed+Magisk module, which is made to allow customizations that are not originally designed in AOSP. You can tweak tons of UI components and modify the overall interface of the OS using this module.

AOSP Mods: GitHub Repo || XDA Discussion Thread

Classic Power Menu

Classic Power Menu is a versatile power menu replacement for devices running Android 11 and up. Although the app can function without Xposed Framework, its optional Xposed module interface can react quicker than the default Accessibility Service route.

Classic Power Menu: GitHub Repo || XDA Discussion Thread

CustoMIUIzer

Created by XDA Senior Member Mikanoshi, CustoMIUIzer is a massive customization suite for Xiaomi/Redmi/POCO devices running MIUI.

CustoMIUIzer: Source Code || XDA Discussion Thread

Dark Tricks

It is a collection of various UI tweaks. For instance, Dark Tricks can help you to hide the alarm clock text on the lockscreen and change the carrier text.

Dark Tricks: GitHub Repo || XDA Discussion Thread

Discover Killer

Discover Killer is a handy tool to substitute the Google Discover page with the Google Assistant ‘Updates’ screen or virtually any other third-party app, depending on how you customize it.

Discover Killer: Source Code || XDA Discussion Thread

Firefds Kit

One UI lovers, rejoice! Firefds Kit from XDA Senior Member firefds lets you tweak Samsung’s Android skin to your heart’s content.

Firefds Kit: GitHub Repo || XDA Discussion Thread

GravityBox

While there’s a host of Xposed Modules to choose from, GravityBox is among the essentials that we would recommend for the wide range of tweaks it offers. It lets you modify the lockscreen, the navigation bar, the status bar, the display, the actions of software and hardware buttons, and much more.

GravityBox: GitHub Repo || XDA Discussion Thread

Keep in mind that the developer has yet to release an Android 12-compatible build. However, you can try out an unofficial fork (linked below), which offers builds targeting Android 12 and 13.

GravityBox for Android 12 and 13: XDA Discussion Thread

Hide My Applist

This privacy-centric module can prevent other apps from collecting the list of installed apps for fingerprinting data or other nefarious purposes. Note that the maintainer has recently suspended the development of this module, but the project still remains open-sourced.

Hide My Applist: GitHub Repo

Killergram

Telegram users can use this Xposed module to remove sponsored messages. It allows you to copy or save messages when “Restrict saving content” is enabled.

Killergram: GitHub Repo

MiuiHome

MiuiHome is an easy-to-use Xposed module that unlocks a number of advanced settings of the stock MIUI launcher app.

MiuiHome: GitHub Repo

Physical Button Master Control

Physical Button Master Control from XDA Senior Member Xspeed is a powerful tool to customize the behavior of the physical keys on your Android smartphone. You can disable original button functions, launch app shortcuts, send media playback signals, and more through this module.

Physical Button Master Control: GitHub Repo || XDA Discussion Thread

Simplicity Tools

Yet another module for Xiaomi users that enables you to modify various MIUI elements and their functionalities on the fly.

Simplicity Tools: GitHub Repo

Xposed edge

Xposed edge is an all-round module that provides you gesture control, key control, and numerous other smart triggers.

Xposed edge: XDA Discussion Thread

How to install an Xposed module?

When it comes to distributing an Xposed module, maintainers generally offer the compiled version in the form of a regular APK file. You can find some Xposed modules on the Google Play Store, while others can be downloaded directly from the Releases section of the corresponding GitHub repository. Moreover, LSPosed developers offer a centralized module repository (which is the spiritual successor to the original Xposed Module Repository), through which one can download as well as update the modules.

LSPosed module download

Downloading a Xposed module through LSPosed Module Repository

Since an Xposed module is nothing but a standard APK file, you can manually install it using ADB, or by following our Android apps sideloading guide. In case you’re planning to grab them from a module repository, make sure to follow the on-screen instructions carefully to perform the installation.

Xposed used to be one of XDA’s favorite modifications, and you can still do a lot of interesting things with its modules. If you’ve been waiting to expand your current ROM’s functionality and reclaim the features you lost through Xposed Framework, make sure to head to the aforementioned forum threads to experiment and discuss — just remember to be careful and use the search button beforehand for good measure.

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WhatsApp now blocks screenshots of View Once media

WhatsApp is rolling out a fresh update for the Android app on the beta channel, and it brings one of the new privacy that Mark Zuckerberg announced this August. The feature in question blocks users from taking screenshots of ‘View Once’ media on the platform, finally making the feature useful over a year after its debut.

According to WABetaInfo, this change is rolling out with version 2.22.22.3 of WhatsApp for Android on the beta channel. It is currently available for a few beta testers, and it blocks both screenshots of View Once images and screen recordings of View Once videos. As you can see in the attached screenshot, it shows a new toast message when a recipient attempts to take a screenshot of View Once media, stating, “Can’t take screenshots due to security policy.

WABetaInfo adds that even if someone is able to bypass the security measures to take a screenshot or screen recording, the resulting image or video appears black. Sadly, the feature still doesn’t alert the sender of an attempted screenshot or screen recording. It also doesn’t prevent recipients from taking a photo or video of View Once media using a secondary device, so you should use the feature with caution.

As mentioned earlier, the change is currently live for a few users in WhatsApp for Android on the beta channel. We don’t have any information from WhatsApp regarding the stable release, but we expect it to reach more users in the coming weeks.

Do you use WhatsApp’s View Once feature to share disappearing media? Would you use the feature when it starts blocking screenshots and screen recordings? Let us know in the comments section below.

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These are the best keyboard apps for Android in 2022: Gboard, Swiftkey, Chrooma, and more!

The keyboard is probably one of the most used apps on any Android device, and possibly also one of the most underappreciated ones. Most of the time, you’ll be perfectly content with the keyboard that comes pre-installed on your device. But that’s until you discover that there are so many awesome keyboards out there that can really take your typing experience to the next level. It’s easy to become complacent with what comes pre-installed and stick with it forever — even if it’s not the best option. But why settle for something mediocre?

We’ve compiled a list of the best keyboard apps Android has to offer to help you type faster, with less effort, and also look good while at it. These keyboards have years of experience and user feedback behind them. They know their job very well. Besides offering to correct your spelling mistakes, they also suggest the right words at the right time, and some of them even automatically fetch one-time-passwords from your SMS app and offer a wide range of customizations.

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Gboard

Gboard used to be a pretty vanilla keyboard, but steady feature additions and improvements over the past couple of years have made it one of the best in the business. Accurate word predictions, smooth glide typing, nifty gesture controls for cursor and deletion, Google Assistant and Google Translate integration, and multilingual typing are some of the main reasons why Gboard should be your default keyboard. Since it’s a Google app, it’s always getting better.

Using Gboard in Google Search app to search for the term XDA Gboard quick settings: theme, clipboard, text editing, One-handed mode, Floating keyboard Gboard stickers

There’s a neat Emoji Kitchen feature that lets you merge two emojis to create unique stickers, while on devices running Android 12 and above the keyboard can now sync its theme with your wallpaper. The sluggishness and laggy experience that many users had complained about are gone too. It’s now as fast and smooth as it can get.

Gboard - the Google Keyboard (Free, Google Play) →

Microsoft Swiftkey

Swiftkey — now Microsoft Swiftkey — has been around since the old days of Android and remains the most versatile and feature-packed keyboard you can get on the Google Play Store. Customization is the name of the game with Swiftkey, and there are tons of options and controls to really make your keyboard your very own.

Typing in Google Keep with Swiftkey Swiftkey's quick settings: themes, modes, incognito, resize, autocorrect, settings, etc. Swiftkey's various keyboard layouts

The thing I like the most about Swiftkey is that all essentials are accessible right from the keyboard. Like Gboard, it also has a quick access bar at the top with shortcuts for GIFs, stickers, clipboard, and translator. The word predictions and auto-correct is a little behind that of Gboard but hopefully this will continue to get better over time.

Microsoft SwiftKey Keyboard (Free, Google Play) →

Chrooma

If there was ever an RGB equivalent of PC keyboards on Android, it would have to be Chrooma. Chrooma’s main attraction is that it adapts to the primary color scheme of the app you’re using. It turns green when texting in WhatsApp, orange while in Gmail, and so on. It comes with dozens of skins and color palettes, including a cool RGB theme. There’s never a dull moment while using this keyboard.

Typing "Pizza" in a food delivery app with Chrooma keyboard Various color skins and themes of Chrooma keyboard Chrooma's RGB theme

If you ever get bored of the monotonous look of Gboard or your stock keyboard, this is the one that will refresh your typing experience. Besides colors and adaptive themes, Chrooma also has an extensive set of useful features, including gesture typing, AI-powered contextual word predictions, One Hand Mode, split layout, Night Mode, and many more.

Chrooma is available for free on the Play Store. However many of the fancy features require a premium version. Give it a shot by hitting the link below.

Chrooma Keyboard - RGB & Emoji (Free, Google Play) →

Fleksy

Fleksy has everything and the kitchen sink. Its autocorrect game is solid, and the clean design will make you feel right at home if you’re coming from Gboard. Apart from offering all keyboard essentials, Fleksy has some unique add-on features, called Extensions, that you’ll not find in other keyboard apps. You can add a row of the most frequently used emoji, symbols, URLs, etc.; make the keyboard completely invisible; add cool typing effects; create shortcuts for words and phrases, and so on.

Setting up Fleksy keyboard Various themes of Fleksy keyboard Fleksy keyboard extensions

Fleksy also offers what it refers to it as mini-apps, which lets you browse and share GIFs, memes, stickers, YouTube videos, etc., right from the keyboard. Fleksy has over 100+ themes designed by popular artists, and you can also create your own using a photo from your gallery or Unsplash library.

Fleksy fast emoji keyboard app (Free, Google Play) →

Grammarly Keyboard

Many of us have the Grammarly extension installed in our PC browser to keep our emails and writing free from grammatical errors and spelling mistakes. The Grammarly Keyboard brings the same peace of mind to your phone. Sure, it’s not the most feature-packed keyboard out there, and you’ll miss out on stickers, GIFs, themes, etc. But that’s not the reason to use Grammarly Keyboard in the first place. Grammarly Keyboard is for those who care about language and grammar above anything else.

Grammarly Keyboard correcting a spelling mistake in a sentence Grammarly Keyboard language settings: Tone detection, Auto-correction, Auto-capitalization, Swipe to Type, Predictive Text, etc. Grammarly Keyboard settings: Theme, Key borders, Number row, Keyboard height etc.

Grammarly’s dead-accurate grammar and spell checker will catch most, if not all, of your embarrassing mistakes while also showing you the correct form and usage, so you learn from it and hopefully don’t repeat them. The free version of Grammarly Keyboard gets the job done for casual usage. There’s a premium subscription plan for more serious use cases that provides suggestions on more advanced grammatical issues, tone detection, word choice, fluency, and more.

Grammarly - Grammar Keyboard (Free, Google Play) →

Simple Keyboard

Simple Keyboard is, well, very simple. It’s a truism, but it’s worth stating because that’s what the Simple Keyboard is all about. It gives you a simple, clutter-free keyboard that doesn’t bombard you with gimmicky features or ask you to hand over your data to “improve your experience.” It weighs about 1MB in size and doesn’t ask for any sensitive permission — in fact, it only needs single permission: for haptic feedback.

Using Simple Keyboard in Google Keep Simple Keyboard Appearance & Layouts: Theme, Set custom keyboard color, keyboard height, etc. Simple Keyboard preferences: Auto capitalization, SHow seperate number row, Hide special characters, etc.

Since simplicity, privacy and speed are the main focus points here, the keyboard does away with features like emojis, GIFs, spell checker, and gesture typing. It’s not for mainstream users, but those who care deeply about privacy will certainly find this a great choice.

Simple Keyboard (Free, Google Play) →

These are the best Android keyboard apps that will help you type faster, better, and with less effort. Which keyboard you should pick from the list is your own personal decision. There’s no one size fits all — although some come quite close to it — we’re pretty sure you’ll definitely find your soul keyboard among our recommendations. My personal favorite is Gboard, and I use it on all my Android phones. When I get bored, I also take Chrooma and Fleksy for a spin from time to time.

Whatever keyboard app you end up picking, be sure to give your brain some time to adjust to a new keyboard, as it will take a few days to unlearn the old habits you developed with your old keyboard. If you’re looking for more recommendations, we also recommend these great Android apps, and these amazing Android games.

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lundi 3 octobre 2022

PlayStation 5 jailbreak for older firmware released

After nearly two years on the market, modders have been able to jailbreak the PlayStation 5. While this is exciting news for some, the exploit is still in its infancy which means there is still a lot of work to be done to make it stable. The news was announced by security researcher SpecterDev, who has, in the past, released firmware exploits for the PlayStation 4. The new experimental WebKit-based kernel exploit currently works with firmware version 4.03 for the PlayStation 5. It is not compatible with newer firmware versions, though it is possible that it will be backported to older ones.

According to the GitHub page, the exploit was created using previous work by the TheFloW, otherwise known as Andy Nguyen, who has in the past contributed to exploits for the PlayStation 4 and is better know for his contributions to the PlayStation Vita community. The new exploit will grant users root access and also to the console’s debug menu. With both of these options unlocked, those that are curious are now free to tinker with the console’s inner workings. For the time being, due to the limitations of the exploit, users will be able to install but not run PKG files.

If you’re curious about the exploit, but you don’t have a PlayStation 5 to test it on, you can check out the video above. Modder Lance McDonald showcases the exploit by going through the installation process, showing off the debug menu, and installing a PKG file for a game. But the video concludes prior to the modder running the game because, as mentioned before, that is not possible at this time. But, this is just the first step, and now, with the gates open and the research available to the public, it will only be a matter of time before more and more exploits for the console start surfacing. Sony will no doubt be keeping an eye on this. There are still a number of limitations though, according to SpecterDev:

  • The exploit is unstable and doesn’t work all of the time. It will take several attempts to get it to run properly, and once it does, make sure you exit using the circle button instead of the PlayStation button.
  • The exploit provides read and write access, but no execution access. This means it’s not possible to run applications currently, though memory manipulation is currently possible.

In light of this news, it might be an interesting time to pick up the new console, but Sony has recently announced that it was raising the price of its consoles in some regions. While this was a surprise to many, the company stated that it was a “necessity” due to global inflation and currency fluctuations having to do with exchange rates.

XDA Senior Technical Editor Adam Conway‘s take: While this exploit is currently limited in nature, it is often the case that this additional access gained on an older firmware version can open the door for exploits in later versions of the firmware, or can at least show modders some of the secrets of how things work under the hood. The same happened on the Nintendo 3DS, where exploits found in older firmware versions allowed modders better access to the inner workings of the system. From there, the floodgates were opened, even if it took some time.

If you have a PlayStation 5 on a newer firmware version and you want to emulate games or run homebrew, don’t lose hope just yet. As the PlayStation 5 scene advances, efforts on older versions will help further an overall understanding of the console’s inner workings. There are still things that modders don’t understand about the system yet, which is why even this exploit is so limited. With time, understanding of the system will only grow.

Source: GitHub
Via: Lance McDonald (Twitter)

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