Here in this guide, we’ll be sharing the link and steps to download Vivo V20 / V20 Pro USB Drivers and ADB Fastboot Tool. If in case, you wonder which is the first-ever Android smartphone to come with Android 11 out of the box, then it’s none other than the Vivo V20 device which is running on the Funtouch OS 11 skin. While the two other siblings Vivo V20 Pro and V20 SE is still running on the Android 10 (Funtouch OS 11) preloaded.

Though Funtouch OS is quite advanced and well-optimized in terms of performance, multi-tasking, and daily usage, some of the users may not like the skin that much. In that scenario, we can say that plenty of Vivo device users are looking for the flashing custom firmware, root access, installing custom recovery, and more. So, the USB Drivers and ADB Fastboot Tool becomes very useful.

That means connecting your smartphone to the PC/Laptop requires the USB Driver to be installed at first on the computer for stable and faster connectivity during transferring files or flashing files. Meanwhile, the ADB Fastboot Tool is a small utility command-line tool that also runs on Windows PC/Laptop which allows you to install the ADB & Fastboot files without any requirement of installing the full Android SDK Package. To recall, ADB stands for ‘Android Debug Bridge’.

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Advantages of ADB Fastboot Tool

It’s compatible with all Android devices
Can run smoothly on Windows or macOS computer
Flash Custom ROMs
Install Custom Recovery files
Enable Root access
Unlock / Relock the device bootloader
Can uninstall bloatware from the device

Vivo V20 and V20 Pro Specs

Both the Vivo V20 and V20 Pro models do come with some similar specs like a 6.44″ AMOLED display (1080×2400 pixels), a 20:9 aspect ratio screen, Funtouch OS 11 skin, 8GB RAM, 128GB onboard storage, a triple rear camera setup 64-megapixels + 8-megapixels + 2-megapixels, under-display optical fingerprint sensor, 4000mAh battery with the 33W quick charging technology, all the major sensors and connectivity options.

Now, talking about the individual specs, the Vivo V20 runs on Android 11 out of the box. It has an octa-core Snapdragon 720G chipset, Adreno 618 GPU, expandable microSD card slot (dedicated), a single 44-megapixels selfie camera, a 3.5mm headphone jack, dual-band Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac, Wi-Fi Direct, Bluetooth 5.1, GPS, A-GPS, GLONASS, GALILEO, BDS, NFC, USB Type-C port, USB OTG, all the useful sensors.

On the other side, the Vivo V20 Pro model runs on Android 10 by default. It includes an octa-core Snapdragon 765G chipset, Adreno 620 GPU, dual selfie cameras of a 44-megapixels + an 8-megapixels lens, no headphone jack, etc.