F64 Android App v2026.07.28 Latest Version Download (Tested)
The F64 Team has officially released the first stable Android application for the F64 Ultra. Until now, most users had to connect the box to a Windows PC for every small repair job. With this new Android app, many daily tasks can now be completed directly from a smartphone using Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE 5.0).
I tested the application after updating the F64 Ultra firmware to the latest supported version. The connection process was simple, and the app detected the hardware within a few seconds. During testing, I checked UFS identification, partition reading, boot slot switching, FRP partition access, and UART boot log functions. The overall performance was stable, although Bluetooth operations are naturally slower than USB.
If you already own an F64 Ultra, this Android application can save time when you need to perform quick repair work without carrying a laptop.
Highlights of the First Stable Release
Instead of launching with limited functions, the developers included many features from the Windows software.
Some of the biggest improvements are:
- Official Android application for F64 Ultra
- Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE 5.0) connection
- UFS storage support up to UFS 4.1
- Complete Partition Table Explorer
- Read, Write and Erase partitions
- JEDEC information reader
- Android Boot Slot changer
- Quick UFS attribute settings
- ISP and Chip-Off support
- UART Android boot log reader
- Updated file manager support
- Android 17 AVB 1.4.0 support
- Better compatibility with newer Snapdragon devices
Key Features
Version ComparisonBluetooth Connectivity
The app communicates with the F64 Ultra through BLE 5.0. There is no need for a USB cable once the device has been paired.
Supports Modern UFS Storage
Compatible with:
- UFS 4.1
- UFS 4.0
- UFS 3.1
- UFS 3.0
- UFS 2.2
- UFS 2.1
- UFS 2.0
Partition Management
Users can:
- Read partitions
- Write partitions
- Erase partitions
- Search partitions quickly
- View complete partition layout
JEDEC Information
Reads detailed chip information including:
- Manufacturer
- Capacity
- Device details
- Firmware information
Boot Slot Control
Switch directly between:
- Slot A
- Slot B
without using a PC.
ISP & Chip-Off Support
Suitable for hardware technicians working with direct UFS connections.
UART Boot Log Reader
Allows engineers to monitor Android boot logs through UART RX/TX.
Version Comparison
| Previous Status | v2026.07.28 Stable |
|---|---|
| No Android application | First stable Android App released |
| Windows only | Android phone supported |
| No BLE support | BLE 5.0 added |
| No Partition Explorer | Full explorer included |
| No Boot Slot switch | Added |
| No Quick Settings | Added |
| No Android file manager improvements | Added |
| No Android 17 support | Added |
Complete Changelog
The developer has introduced many new improvements in this release.
New
- First stable Android application
- UFS 4.1 support
- UFS 4.0 support
- UFS 3.1 support
- UFS 3.0 support
- UFS 2.2 support
- UFS 2.1 support
- UFS 2.0 support
- Partition Table Explorer
- Read partitions
- Write partitions
- Erase partitions
- JEDEC reader
- OTP Lock status
- Android version detection
- Quick Attribute settings
- Boot Slot changer
- ISP support
- Chip-Off support
- UART boot logs
- F2FS File Manager
- FAT12 support
- FAT16 support
- FAT32 support
- MBR partition listing
- EBR partition listing
- Android 17 AVB 1.4.0
- New UART pinouts
- New ISP pinouts
Improved
- Better EXT4 File Manager
- Better EROFS File Manager
- Improved compressed file extraction
- Better file injection
Fixed
- BackupGPT Boot Slot switching
- UART logging buffer overflow
- WriteBooster generation issue on newer Snapdragon phones
Requirements
- SoC Firmware 07.25.2026 or newer
- ASIC Firmware 07.23.2026 or newer
- eMMC is not supported
Installation Guide
Follow these steps carefully.
- Download the latest F64 software package.
- Install it on your Windows PC.
- Open Hardware Settings.
- Select Write Box Firmware.
- Update your F64 Ultra.
- Disconnect the box after the update.
- Connect the box to a Type-C charger.
- Install the Android application.
- Enable Bluetooth.
- Search for the F64 Ultra.
- Enter the default pairing PIN.
- Wait for pairing.
- Start using the application.
Real Workshop Testing
To see how useful the app is in actual GSM repair work, I connected a UFS chip from a customer device. The app quickly identified the storage and displayed the complete partition table along with JEDEC information and Android version details.
Next, I searched for the FRP partition using the built-in search option. Instead of scrolling through hundreds of entries, the search located it instantly. The erase process completed successfully, although it required slightly more time compared to USB because Bluetooth transfers are slower.
I also tested the Boot Slot feature. The connected phone was running on Slot A. After switching to Slot B and refreshing the connection, the app confirmed that the active slot had changed successfully.
For small repair tasks inside the GSM shop, this Android application is very helpful because there is no need to carry a laptop for every customer.
Things You Should Know Before Installing
One thing that confused me during installation was the download format.
The Android application is provided inside a ZIP archive.
You must:
- Download the ZIP file.
- Extract it using any ZIP extractor like UnRAR or ZArchiver.
- Install the APK from the extracted folder.
Trying to install the ZIP file directly will not work.
Who Should Use This App?
This application is suitable for:
- GSM repair technicians
- Mobile servicing shops
- Hardware repair engineers
- Users who already own F64 Ultra
- Technicians working with UFS storage
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Is the F64 Android App free?
The application is designed for users who own an F64 Ultra device.
Does it support eMMC?
No. The current version supports only UFS storage.
Does it work without updating firmware?
No. The latest SoC and ASIC firmware versions are required.
Can I remove FRP using this app?
Yes. The app includes partition management features that can be used for supported repair operations.
Is Bluetooth slower than USB?
Yes. Bluetooth is slower for large read or write jobs, but it is convenient for quick tasks.
Which Android versions are supported?
The app can read Android information from supported UFS devices, including newer Android releases.
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