Hello everyone im having a hard time identifying the model number of my Galaxy Tab A 8.4 2020 edition by t-mobile. it states on device checker that its model number is Sm-T307U so when i try to look up root methods and custom roms for this device theres hardly any information found. Is it because this tablet is relatively new ? or do i have the wrong model number?
i would appreciate any help and knowledge on this matter thank you !
That is the model number. I own one too. There is no OEM unlock which makes it highly unlikely, I believe, this model will be rooted or have ROMs produced for it.
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Just rooted this tablet now i want to put a custom rom on it and get rid of all the samsung bloatware and use a cool looking theme an advice on where i should start?
Go to Settings > About tablet and tell me your model number and I can probably help you. For example, mine is SM-T530NU, I have a 10.1. The 7, 8, and 10.1 all have a few different model numbers. If you know yours, it's a lot easier figuring out which roms are right for you in the development section
I've been looking at the forums, and it seems there aren't any custom ROMS for the SM-T230NU specifically...
Perhaps someone could shed light on this situation and let me know if I'm incorrect?
Nobiscis said:
I've been looking at the forums, and it seems there aren't any custom ROMS for the SM-T230NU specifically...
Perhaps someone could shed light on this situation and let me know if I'm incorrect?
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Any ROM for the SM-T230 will also work on your device, go check the Development section, I know there's at least three or four that'll work on your device. Off the top of my head:
Acheron ROM
Prism Barebones
TranchidaKat
JimboModder's ROM
Your thread title is contradictory; the SM-T230NU is a 7.0 inch model not 8.0. Figure out which it is, if you do indeed have the 7.0 you can use the info I gave you. If you have an 8.0 (SM-T330NU) let me know and I can point you in the right direction.
8.0 ROMs will not work on a 7.0; 7.0 ROMs will not work on an 8.0
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Any ROM for the SM-T230 will also work on your device, go check the Development section, I know there's at least three or four that'll work on your device. Off the top of my head:
Acheron ROM
Prism Barebones
TranchidaKat
JimboModder's ROM
Your thread title is contradictory; the SM-T230NU is a 7.0 inch model not 8.0. Figure out which it is, if you do indeed have the 7.0 you can use the info I gave you. If you have an 8.0 (SM-T330NU) let me know and I can point you in the right direction.
8.0 ROMs will not work on a 7.0; 7.0 ROMs will not work on an 8.0
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I have a Galaxy Tab 4 8.0 SM-T230NU
There is a sticker on the with the back with S/N and the model number that says SM-T230NU
Nobiscis said:
the model number that says SM-T230NU
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If the model number says SM-T230NU, you have a Galaxy Tab 4 7.0. Google "SM-T230NU specs" if you don't believe me. The info I provided in my previous post are the best ROMs currently available for your device.
Edit: @Nobiscis the 7.0 refers to the 7 inch screen, are you getting that confused with the fact that there are 8 GB of internal storage? When selecting ROMs it's the model number and screen size that determine what will work with your tablet. I assure you if your model number is in fact SM-T230NU, you have a Galaxy Tab 4 7.0, the matter isn't really up for debate
thisisapoorusernamechoice said:
If the model number says SM-T230NU, you have a Galaxy Tab 4 7.0. Google "SM-T230NU specs" if you don't believe me. The info I provided in my previous post are the best ROMs currently available for your device.
Edit: @Nobiscis the 7.0 refers to the 7 inch screen, are you getting that confused with the fact that there are 8 GB of internal storage? When selecting ROMs it's the model number and screen size that determine what will work with your tablet. I assure you if your model number is in fact SM-T230NU, you have a Galaxy Tab 4 7.0, the matter isn't really up for debate
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I'm not the one debating here. You're the one writing the paragraph as to why my title is wrong. Just deal with it. I got my answer so we're done here.
So a few days ago I bought a new Galaxy Tab A. It's the 8 inch model (not sure how many sizes are in the Tab A series). More specifically, the model is SM-T350.
Which tablet is this exactly? A3, A5, A7, etc, etc? How can I tell?
Im very familiar with rooting my Galaxy phones, but getting info to root this tablet is a bit confusing for me. Is there a root method that works for all Tab A tablets, or do I need to find one for my specific model?
Thanks fellas
This is the forum for the A series phones, your tablet is a completely different device.
I rooted and built TWRP, along with a couple of custom roms for the Tab A a while ago.
You will find everything you need in the thread below:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3126827
I recently bought a galaxy s7 edge in korea, but its a variant that I'm not familiar with - does anyone have any knowledge about this device? can Do you think Id be able to install any rom? because there sure as heck aren't any that are specific to this carrier
A simple google search bought me to sammobile description page.: https://www.sammobile.com/devices/specs/SM-G935L/
There it shows that your "stupid thing" has an exynos chip. So all the roms under the exynos section.
You do so at your own peril.
Sorry if this has been asked before but I have searched everywhere and can't find the answer. I have a Samsung Galaxy Tab S5e model SM-T727U. It's an LTE model and this tablet is fantastic - terrific screen, excellent speakers. But I can find very little about the T727U. I've unlocked Developer options but there is no OEM Unlock or Unlock Bootloader in the Dev options menu.
I don't want to attempt to unlock the bootloader or even try root unless I know for certain it work on the SM-T727U as I don't want to risk bricking my tablet. Can anyone tell me if the T727U can be rooted, and if so how? Thank you.