Recently, Google officially released the latest iteration of the OS and it comes in the form of Android 14 Beta. Since then, many OEMs have quickly released their versions, including Vivo and iQOO. With Vivo and iQOO getting aboard the train, users have the opportunity to enjoy the first impression of the upcoming update.
Since the update is still in its beta testing phase, there will be a lot of bugs, issues, and performance instability present in the update. Further, it is also worth mentioning that not every app or game will be compatible with the new update.
This could make you regret why you download the update in the first place. The only way you can resolve this issue is by downgrading the OS.
If you’re a Vivo or iQOO user and you want to downgrade the firmware, then this guide will be perfect for you. In this guide, you will get to know how to downgrade Vivo and iQOO from Android 14 to Android 13.
Steps to downgrade Vivo and iQOO from Android 14 to Android 13
First, you will need to get hold of the downgrade firmware for your Vivo and iQOO devices. Here are the download links that will help you –
Once you have downloaded the file, you will need to follow these instructions to downgrade Vivo and iQOO from Android 14 to Android 13 –
- First, you need to transfer the Android 13 firmware to your smartphone’s Internal Storage
- Then, head over to Settings -> About phone -> Tap on the version number seven times
- After that, head over to Settings -> Software update -> choose settings in the top right
- Now, you need to select the Android 13 firmware and hit install
- Wait until the flashing begins
- Once it is done, your device will be automatically booted to the updated OS
