Android 9 Pie has been released now for quite a while and the desire to try the new version of the operating system of Google is so much that developers and modder internationally have already gone to work to cook Custom ROM specific models that most likely will not see the new OS . An example could be it Xiaomi Mi Max 2, that although it has from poco received the MIUI 10, its operating system remains anchored to the old version of Android Nougat. In any case, the gigantic Xiaomi phablet can boast the release of more customized custom ROMs, that bring the new features of Android 9 Pie on the terminal.
Xiaomi Mi Max 2 has almost a year and a half of seniority, well worn, but an update to the last major release of the green robot seems almost obligatory, and since Xiaomi from a Chinese company, is the Indian, the community comes to the rescue of XDA Developers who tries to modernize the phablet from 6,44 inches of screen equipped with CPU Snpadragon 625. We remind you that for the installer of a custom ROM you must be practical of modding, and then unlock bootloader and TWRP flash recovery.
Android 9 Pie on Xiaomi Mi Max 2: here are some alternatives to the ROM Pixel Experience
However, the alternatives proposed, in addition to the already mentioned Pixel Experience, are well 3 and respond to the name of ArrowOS, AOSP Extended and LiquidRemix, all based obviously based on Android Xnumx Pie and to judge the various threads on the forum of XDA, these they seem to be free of bugs. So for the download of the preferred ROM and for more details we link below at the bottom, via buttons, just the official threads to the ArrowOS, AOSP Extended and LiquidRemix ROMs. Xiaomi Mi Max 2 is a smartphone still very much appreciated and above all reliable, and I'll tell you with reason, since I use it today as my primary device.
hello, amigo, tudo bem? Before I venture to install this rom, I need to know if it is rom, no way to develop it, have the option (video size), can you change the dpi, entendeu? nao é aquela que muda o tamanho source, é a dpi mesmo.