Mados 8.1.0 Oreo Custom Rom For Coolpad Note3 Lite [MT6735]

Mados 8.1.0 oreo custom Rom for coolpad note3 lite [MT6735]

If you are looking for a custom ROM for your Coolpad Note3 Lite, you might want to try madOS, a ROM based on Android Open Source Project (AOSP) with some features from LineageOS, Resurrection Remix and Paranoid Android. madOS aims to provide a stable, smooth and fast experience for your device.

The latest version of madOS ROM for Coolpad Note3 Lite [MT6735] is v2.9, which was released on 23rd April 2023. You can download it from the official website or from the XDA thread . You also need to flash the GApps package for Android 8.1.0 Oreo after flashing the ROM.

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Features of madOS ROM

Some of the features of madOS ROM are:

Android 8.1.0 Oreo with latest security patches

Customizable status bar, navigation bar, quick settings and lock screen

OmniSwitch and SlimRecents for multitasking

Substratum theme engine support

Magisk root and Xposed framework support

OTA updates and online backup

And many more...

How to install madOS ROM

Before installing madOS ROM, you need to have a custom recovery like TWRP or CTR installed on your device. You also need to backup your data and perform a full wipe of system, data, cache and dalvik cache partitions.

The steps to install madOS ROM are:

Download the madOS ROM zip file and the GApps zip file from the links provided

Copy the zip files to your device's internal storage or SD card

Reboot your device into recovery mode

Select "Install" and choose the madOS ROM zip file

Swipe to confirm the installation

Repeat the same steps for the GApps zip file

Select "Reboot system" and enjoy madOS ROM on your device

Credits and sources

This article is based on the information provided by the developers of madOS ROM and the users who have tried it on their devices. You can find more details, screenshots, feedback and support on the official website and the XDA thread . You can also check out the GitHub repository and the Telegram group of madOS ROM .

All credits go to the developers and contributors of madOS ROM, especially phhusson, fire855, DerTeufel1980, tribetmen, moyster, Deepflex, jhenrique09 and others.

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