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The Chimera Team is back from the summer holidays, recharged and ready to deliver! We're ready to roll out exciting updates, powerful new features, and broader device support — all designed to make your servicing experience smoother and faster than ever.
So you see what we’re talking about — here is a huge update with some of the stuff we’ve been working on silently lately.
MTK Revamp With World-First SoC support
We’re excited to share that Chimera now offers broader support for MTK devices powered by the MT6991 and MT6899 chipsets. Device detection is fully supported with DAs compiled up to January 2025, and in most cases, even beyond. Our new development affects older models as well: Chimera can now provide a broader level of support for the whole range of MTK devices.
Newly Supported Models:
On the devices above, the following procedures are now available: Factory Reset, Remove FRP, Get Info, Backup/Restore, Firmware Update.
We’ve created a step-by-step tutorial video to help you get started quickly. You can watch it here: .
Note: Availability may vary by firmware/security patch level. We’ll continue to refine performance and extend the support.
MTK UFS RPMB Region Support
We’ve expanded our MTK capabilities with full support for UFS RPMB regions. Chimera can now detect and manage multiple RPMB partitions (0–3), and these regions can now be saved and restored securely, ensuring reliable data handling across a wider range of devices.
MTK DA Chooser
We’ve introduced a new chooser feature that lets users load and use their own DA files. This makes device connections faster and more flexible, especially when working with dozens or even hundreds of the same model one after another.
MTK Flash - File Selector Filters
We refined the filtering options in the MTK flash interface, making it easier and faster for you to find the relevant files when flashing your devices.
MTK Flash - Region Dependant Super Partition
We discovered that in certain cases our MTK flash procedure could fail when flashing the super partition. We identified the root cause, fixed the issue, and now the flash procedure works reliably.
Bypass IT Admin Lock — New Method
We’ve updated our procedure for IT Admin Lock bypass. This new method improves reliability while preserving user data and keeping Play Store functionality intact, so you can unlock devices without affecting the user experience. The procedure is available in ADB mode.
EUB Network Factory Reset — CHA Carrier Added
Our EUB Network Factory Reset procedure has been extended to support the CHA carrier, broadening network reset coverage.
Chimera USB Log View
We’ve added a brand-new UI feature that allows you to easily keep track of all your attached devices, giving you a clear overview of connections right inside Chimera.
So, what do you think? We’d love to hear your feedback — join the conversation on our forums or in our Telegram channel!
So you see what we’re talking about — here is a huge update with some of the stuff we’ve been working on silently lately.
MTK Revamp With World-First SoC support
We’re excited to share that Chimera now offers broader support for MTK devices powered by the MT6991 and MT6899 chipsets. Device detection is fully supported with DAs compiled up to January 2025, and in most cases, even beyond. Our new development affects older models as well: Chimera can now provide a broader level of support for the whole range of MTK devices.
Newly Supported Models:
- MT6991
- Dimensity 9400
- Oppo Find X8 (CPH2651, PKB110)
- Oppo Find X8 Pro (CPH2659, PKC110, PKC130)
- Vivo iQOO Neo10 Pro (China) (2426A)
- Vivo X200 (V2415A, V2405A)
- Vivo X200 Pro (V2413)
- Vivo X200 Pro mini (V2419A, V2405DA)
- Dimensity 9400+
- OnePlus Ace 5 Ultra (PLC110)
- Xiaomi Redmi K80 Ultra / Redmi K80 Extreme Edition
- Vivo X200s (V2458A)
- Oppo Find X8s (PKT110)
- Oppo Find X8s+ (PLB110)
- Realme GT7 (China)
- Dimensity 9400e
- Realme GT 7 (RMX5061)
- Realme Neo7 Turbo
- OnePlus Ace 5 Racing (PLF110)
- Dimensity 9400
- MT6899
- Dimensity 8400
- Vivo iQOO Z10 Turbo (V2452A)
- Vivo Y300 GT (V2452GA)
- Dimensity 8400 Max
- Realme GT 7T (RMX5085)
- Realme Neo7 SE (RMX5080)
- Dimensity 8400 Ultra
- Xiaomi Poco X7 Pro (Xiaomi Rodin)
- Xiaomi Redmi Turbo 4 (24129RT7CC)
- Dimensity 8400
On the devices above, the following procedures are now available: Factory Reset, Remove FRP, Get Info, Backup/Restore, Firmware Update.
We’ve created a step-by-step tutorial video to help you get started quickly. You can watch it here: .
Note: Availability may vary by firmware/security patch level. We’ll continue to refine performance and extend the support.
MTK UFS RPMB Region Support
We’ve expanded our MTK capabilities with full support for UFS RPMB regions. Chimera can now detect and manage multiple RPMB partitions (0–3), and these regions can now be saved and restored securely, ensuring reliable data handling across a wider range of devices.
MTK DA Chooser
We’ve introduced a new chooser feature that lets users load and use their own DA files. This makes device connections faster and more flexible, especially when working with dozens or even hundreds of the same model one after another.
MTK Flash - File Selector Filters
We refined the filtering options in the MTK flash interface, making it easier and faster for you to find the relevant files when flashing your devices.
MTK Flash - Region Dependant Super Partition
We discovered that in certain cases our MTK flash procedure could fail when flashing the super partition. We identified the root cause, fixed the issue, and now the flash procedure works reliably.
Bypass IT Admin Lock — New Method
We’ve updated our procedure for IT Admin Lock bypass. This new method improves reliability while preserving user data and keeping Play Store functionality intact, so you can unlock devices without affecting the user experience. The procedure is available in ADB mode.
EUB Network Factory Reset — CHA Carrier Added
Our EUB Network Factory Reset procedure has been extended to support the CHA carrier, broadening network reset coverage.
Chimera USB Log View
We’ve added a brand-new UI feature that allows you to easily keep track of all your attached devices, giving you a clear overview of connections right inside Chimera.
So, what do you think? We’d love to hear your feedback — join the conversation on our forums or in our Telegram channel!