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About the OnePlus Ace Pro / OnePlus 10T 5G
The OnePlus Ace Pro / OnePlus 10T 5G is a flagship Android device released in August 2022, powered by the Qualcomm SM8475 Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 chipset. OnePlus distributed it across five region-locked model numbers under two brand names — Ace Pro in China, 10T 5G internationally.
Each model number carries its own regional/carrier provisioning, and the CPH2419 T-Mobile build in particular has a documented bootloader-unlock quirk. The Prerequisites and Firmware Package sections below explain how to identify your exact model before you begin.
Which Flash Mode Should You Use?
OPlus Flash Tool (Qualcomm EDL 9008)
The standard method for every model number in this family. Writes every partition via Qualcomm's Sahara/Firehose protocol over EDL. Erases all user data on a full flash.
bkerler/edl (Open-Source Qualcomm EDL)
An open-source alternate to OPlus Flash Tool for the same Qualcomm Sahara/Firehose protocol, useful if OPlus Flash Tool is unavailable or won't run on your OS.
SP Flash Tool (Not Applicable)
SP Flash Tool is specific to MediaTek chipsets and does not apply to the Ace Pro/10T, which uses a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 (SM8475) SoC.
What You Need Before Flashing
OPlus Flash Tool officially runs on Windows. Install the Qualcomm QDLoader HS-USB driver before connecting the device in EDL mode.
Download the package matching your exact model number (PGP110/CPH2413/CPH2415/CPH2417/CPH2419). Confirm in Settings → About device → Model. Avoid the OTA-suffixed file — it needs a different flashing method entirely.
A data-capable USB cable is essential given the multi-gigabyte package sizes here. Connect directly to a USB 2.0 port rather than a hub.
A full EDL write takes a while given the 4.9GB-9GB package sizes in this archive. Charge to at least 30% before starting.
A full OPlus Flash Tool write wipes user data. Back up photos, contacts, and local files to a PC or cloud service before beginning.
How to Flash the OnePlus Ace Pro / OnePlus 10T 5G — Quick Overview
These 7 steps are tailored to the OnePlus Ace Pro / OnePlus 10T 5G (SM8475). For screenshots, an interactive checklist, and troubleshooting, open the full OPlus EDL Tool (OPPO/OnePlus/Realme) guide.
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Identify your exact model number and region
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Install the Qualcomm QDLoader HS-USB driver and OPlus Flash Tool
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Download the EDL package matching your exact model and build
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Extract the archive and load it in OPlus Flash Tool
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Power off the device and enter EDL mode
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Click Flash/Download in OPlus Flash Tool and wait for completion
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Reboot and confirm network/region behavior
Finding the Firmware Package for
OnePlus Ace Pro/10T 5G firmware is distributed as a full Qualcomm EDL package flashed via OPlus Flash Tool over the Sahara/Firehose protocol — not a MediaTek scatter file. After extracting the archive, point OPlus Flash Tool at the extracted folder's Sales Loader/programmer files:
EDL packages contain the Sales Loader/programmer files plus raw partition images. Fully extract the archive to a folder on your PC with no special characters in the path before opening OPlus Flash Tool.
OnePlus Ace Pro (PGP110, China-domestic ColorOS branding) and OnePlus 10T 5G (CPH2413 India, CPH2415 GDPR/Europe, CPH2417 US unlocked retail, CPH2419 US T-Mobile) are the same physical hardware sold under two brand names across five region-locked model numbers. Always match the exact model number before downloading — these are not interchangeable.
One file in the download table on AndroidFirmwareFile.com's full archive is an OTA-format update package rather than a full EDL image; it requires ADB sideload or the on-device Local Upgrade flow instead of OPlus Flash Tool.
OnePlus Ace Pro / OnePlus 10T 5G Firmware Versions
A representative build for each confirmed model number of the OnePlus Ace Pro / OnePlus 10T 5G. Always verify the model and region matches your device before flashing.
| Version | Region | Android Version | Size | MD5 | Download |
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C.40 |
PGP110 — China Domestic | Android 12 | 8.79 GB | — | ⬇️ Download |
C.27 |
CPH2413 — India | Android 12 | 7.60 GB | — | ⬇️ Download |
A.16 |
CPH2415 — GDPR / Europe | Android 12 | 5.51 GB | — | ⬇️ Download |
A.08 |
CPH2417 — US, unlocked retail | Android 12 | 6.37 GB | — | ⬇️ Download |
C.45 |
CPH2419 — US, T-Mobile | Android 12 | 7.98 GB | — | ⬇️ Download |
This device has 31 known files across five confirmed model numbers (one of which is an OTA-format package, not EDL-flashable). See the complete archive on AndroidFirmwareFile.com →
OnePlus Ace Pro / OnePlus 10T 5G — Important Notes
The CPH2419 (T-Mobile US) build carries carrier-specific bootloader restrictions not present on the CPH2417 (US unlocked retail) build — community reports document a harder unlock path on the T-Mobile variant specifically. Confirm which US model you have before assuming an unlock procedure that works on one works on the other.
Several files across different model numbers in the full archive share an identical or near-identical build tag, timestamp, and size — reflecting OnePlus's synchronized global launch-day build across export regions, not a duplicate upload.
Common Errors on the OnePlus Ace Pro / OnePlus 10T 5G
OPlus Flash Tool doesn't detect the device / no "Qualcomm 9008" entry appears
Install the Qualcomm QDLoader HS-USB driver before connecting the device in EDL mode — Windows will not recognize this interface otherwise. Confirm the device is fully powered off (not just screen-off) before holding Volume Up + Volume Down + Power.
Flash fails partway through with a Sahara/Firehose protocol error
Usually a corrupted extraction or a USB connection drop. Re-extract the archive fresh, use a direct USB 2.0 port on the motherboard rather than a hub, and use a known-good data cable given the multi-gigabyte package sizes involved.
No mobile signal after flashing a US-region unit
Confirm you flashed the package matching your exact model (CPH2417 unlocked retail vs CPH2419 T-Mobile) — these are separate US builds with different carrier provisioning, and CPH2419 in particular has documented carrier-specific bootloader restrictions that can complicate a mismatched flash.
Accidentally downloaded and tried to flash the OTA-suffixed file
That file is an incremental/full OTA update package, not an EDL-flashable image — OPlus Flash Tool will not accept it the same way. Use ADB sideload or the on-device Local Upgrade option instead, or download one of the EDL-format packages in this archive if you need a full raw restore.
Device stuck on OnePlus/OPPO boot logo after flashing
A failed or interrupted EDL write leaves one or more partitions inconsistent. Power off (hold Power for 10+ seconds), re-enter EDL mode, and re-run the complete flash from scratch with the same package — do not try to boot partway through a partial write.
For the full OPlus Flash Tool/EDL error database: OPlus Flash Tool Error Directory →
Frequently Asked Questions — OnePlus Ace Pro / OnePlus 10T 5G
This usually means the Sales Loader/programmer files weren't selected correctly, or the extracted folder is incomplete. Re-extract the archive fresh into a folder with no special characters or spaces in the path, and re-select the load files from there.
No — treat an apparently-frozen write as still in progress until the tool's log explicitly shows an error or several minutes have passed with zero movement in the log output. Disconnecting mid-write on a device this size (packages run several gigabytes) is what causes an unbootable partial flash.
Re-enter EDL mode and run the complete flash again from the same package rather than assuming a partial re-flash will fix an interrupted or corrupted write — a boot-logo hang after EDL flashing points to an inconsistent partition, not something a reboot alone resolves.
Ready to Flash?
Follow the full step-by-step OPlus EDL Tool (OPPO/OnePlus/Realme) guide with interactive progress tracking, prerequisite checklist, and complete troubleshooting.