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One of the good things about Samsung devices is the easy availability of stock firmwares and an even easier method for flashing them. It gives you the confidence to take little risks like flashing a CF-Root kernels or a custom recovery because always know that if anything goes wrong, you’ll be able to restore the stock firmware and fix your device.
While most Android devices have a Bootloader Mode with other options like Fastboot and Recovery integrated into a single interface, Samsung Galaxy devices are a bit different as you need to use different key combinations to boot the device into the Download/Odin and the Recovery modes.
If you own a Samsung phone or tablet, you must be familiar with Odin. Odin is a very useful tool that detects your Samsung device only when it’s in Download Mode and it can flash files with .tar or .tar.md5 extension. Developed by Samsung, Odin was originally meant to be used only in company’s service centers. The Odin tool we use is actually the leaked version of the official. Most Samsung users might need to use Odin at some point of time for different purposes.
Samsung’s Odin tool works only with a Windows PC. If you are a Mac or Linux user, you can use Heimdall or the Java version of the Odin tool from below.
Download Odin Tool (All Versions)
Since the success rate of flashing files with Odin differs according to Odin versions, you should always use either the Odin version recommended by the tutorial you are following, or Odin v1.85, Odin v3.09, or Odin 3.10.
Odin_v1.83.zip
Odin_v1.85.zip
Odin_v3.04.zip
Odin_v3.06.zip
Odin_v3.07.zip
Odin_v3.09.zip (recommended for JB/KitKat)
Odin_v3.10.0.zip
Odin3_v3.10.5.zip
Odin3_v3.10.6.zip
Odin3_v3.10.7.zip (latest version recommended for Lollipop and Marshmallow)
Note: If you have been following some tutorial to flash the stock firmware or firmware component/s, please use the Odin version recommended in the guide.
While most Android devices have a Bootloader Mode with other options like Fastboot and Recovery integrated into a single interface, Samsung Galaxy devices are a bit different as you need to use different key combinations to boot the device into the Download/Odin and the Recovery modes.
If you own a Samsung phone or tablet, you must be familiar with Odin. Odin is a very useful tool that detects your Samsung device only when it’s in Download Mode and it can flash files with .tar or .tar.md5 extension. Developed by Samsung, Odin was originally meant to be used only in company’s service centers. The Odin tool we use is actually the leaked version of the official. Most Samsung users might need to use Odin at some point of time for different purposes.
Samsung’s Odin tool works only with a Windows PC. If you are a Mac or Linux user, you can use Heimdall or the Java version of the Odin tool from below.
Download Odin Tool (All Versions)
Since the success rate of flashing files with Odin differs according to Odin versions, you should always use either the Odin version recommended by the tutorial you are following, or Odin v1.85, Odin v3.09, or Odin 3.10.
Odin_v1.83.zip
Odin_v1.85.zip
Odin_v3.04.zip
Odin_v3.06.zip
Odin_v3.07.zip
Odin_v3.09.zip (recommended for JB/KitKat)
Odin_v3.10.0.zip
Odin3_v3.10.5.zip
Odin3_v3.10.6.zip
Odin3_v3.10.7.zip (latest version recommended for Lollipop and Marshmallow)
Note: If you have been following some tutorial to flash the stock firmware or firmware component/s, please use the Odin version recommended in the guide.
