Tecno Spark Go Plus (BB4k)

Tecno Spark Go Plus (BB4k) Official Firmware: Fix Bootloop, Dead Boot & FRP Lock with SP Flash Tool

The Tecno Spark Go Plus (model BB4k) is a budget-friendly entry-level smartphone featuring a 6.52-inch IPS display, MediaTek Helio A22 (MT6761) processor, 2GB RAM, 32GB expandable storage, and Android 9 Pie (Go Edition) with HiOS 5.5.2 customization. Despite its affordability, this device serves millions of users in Africa and Asia seeking reliable basic smartphone functionality.

However, users frequently encounter critical software failures that render the device unusable: continuous bootloops with stuck logos, dead boot conditions requiring forced recovery, Factory Reset Protection (FRP) locks preventing access after factory resets, pattern and PIN removal needs, system UI crashes, failed update corruption, and unknown baseband errors.

These issues typically stem from incomplete software updates, corrupted system partitions, malicious apps, or hardware-level failures affecting the boot sequence. The official stock firmware files represent your definitive solution—these verified factory-signed ROM images directly repair corrupted system partitions, resolve update conflicts, fix bootloader corruption, remove security locks (with complete data erasure), and completely restore your device to its original manufacturer state.

The collection spans firmware versions from V24 (December 2019) to V137 (October 2021), including India regional variants and Global multi-regional builds.

⚠️ CRITICAL WARNING – Device Bricking Risk: Flashing stock firmware will permanently and irreversibly erase all personal data—photos, videos, contacts, messages, applications, and user settings are completely removed with no recovery option. Using incorrect firmware files, interrupting the flashing process, or applying files to incompatible device variants causes permanent hard-bricking, rendering your device completely non-functional even for repair technicians. Ensure your battery is charged to minimum 50% before beginning; power loss during flashing causes irreversible bootloader damage. Use only genuine or high-quality certified USB cables; cheap defective cables interrupt data transfer and cause instantaneous bricking. Never disconnect the device during flashing under any circumstances. Back up all critical data to cloud storage or external USB before proceeding. By flashing firmware, you assume all responsibility for any resulting device damage or data loss.

Tecno Spark Go Plus (BB4k) Firmware Details

Device Name Tecno Spark Go Plus / Spark 4 Lite (BB4k)
Model Identifier BB4k (Hardware variant code)
Chipset / Processor MediaTek Helio A22 (MT6761): Quad-core ARM Cortex-A53 @ 2.0 GHz, PowerVR GE8300 GPU @ 660 MHz, 12nm TSMC process
Display 6.52-inch IPS LCD, 720 × 1600 pixels (20:9 aspect ratio), waterdrop notch design, 89.5% screen-to-body
Memory & Storage 2GB RAM (LPDDR4X), 32GB eMMC 5.1 internal storage, microSDXC expandable up to 128GB (dedicated slot, no hybrid)
Battery 4000 mAh non-removable Li-Ion, 10W charging, no fast charging support
Cameras Rear: 8MP f/2.0 LED flash, 1080p@30fps; Front: 8MP f/2.0 LED flash, 1080p@30fps
Operating System Android 9 Pie (Go Edition) v1.0 initially; upgradeable to Android 10 via OTA and firmware files
Customization HiOS 5.5.2 (Tecno proprietary UI layer)
Connectivity Dual SIM (Nano), 4G LTE (Band 3/7/8/20/28/32), VoLTE, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, Bluetooth 4.2, GPS/GLONASS/Galileo/BeiDou, microUSB 2.0, 3.5mm headphone jack
Security Features Rear fingerprint sensor, Face unlock (2D), Pattern/PIN/Password locks, Factory Reset Protection (FRP) on Android 10 builds
Audio Mono speaker, dual microphones, no stereo speaker
Flashing Tool Required SP Flash Tool (SmartPhone Flash Tool) v5.1x or later; MediaTek MTK USB VCOM drivers
Main Issues Fixed by Firmware Bootloop/infinite logo restart, dead boot condition, FRP lock bypass, pattern/PIN removal, recovery mode access, system UI crashes, update-induced corruption, unknown baseband, invalid IMEI errors, Wi-Fi/mobile data drops, unexpected reboots, app crashes
Bootloader Status Locked (cannot be unlocked without manufacturer permission); MediaTek secure boot enabled on later builds
Regional Variants Supported India (IN), Global/Multi-regional (UVW), Turkey (TR)

Download Official Firmware for Tecno Spark Go Plus (BB4k)

⬇️ Latest Firmware Builds (Download from Oldest to Latest for Incremental Updates):

Filename Version Release Date Region Android File Size Build Type Key Features & Notes Download Link
BB4k-H6114V-PGo-IN-191216V24.zip V24 2019-12-16 India (IN) Android 9 Pie 1.14GB Original Launch Earliest India firmware; baseline build for BB4k; use only if downgrading from later versions to troubleshoot Download V24 (MediaFire)
BB4k-H6114UVW-PGo-TR-191201V35.zip V35 2019-12-01 Turkey (TR) Android 9 Pie 1.17GB Regional Turkey-specific regional firmware; use only if device is from Turkish market; not recommended for Indian/Global units Download V35 (MediaFire)
BB4k-H6114UVW-PGo-200112V66.zip V66 2020-01-12 Global (UVW) Android 9 Pie 1.17GB Global Global launch period build; covers all non-India regions; improved stability over V24/V35 Download V66 (MediaFire)
BB4k-H6114V-PGo-IN-200414V48.zip V48 2020-04-14 India (IN) Android 9 Pie 1.15GB Q2 2020 Early 2020 India update; security patches; improved bootloader; transitional build before Android 10 Download V48 (MediaFire)
BB4k-H6114V-PGo-IN-200526V55.zip V55 2020-05-26 India (IN) Android 9/10 Mixed 1.15GB Transitional Bridge build between Android 9 and 10; includes early Android 10 Go components; stable but use V60+ for pure Android 10 Download V55 (MediaFire)
BB4k-H6114V-PGo-IN-200812V60.zip V60 2020-08-12 India (IN) Android 10 Go 1.15GB Q3 2020 First stable Android 10 Go build for India; significant performance improvements; camera/Wi-Fi fixes; recommended for users on V9 Pie Download V60 (MediaFire)
BB4k-H6114V-PGo-IN-200915V64.zip V64 2020-09-15 India (IN) Android 10 Go 373MB Compact Smallest firmware available (373MB); compressed Android 10 Go version; use if storage is limited; extracts to full size on device Download V64 (MediaFire)
BB4k-H6114V-PGo-IN-210115V79.zip V79 2021-01-15 India (IN) Android 10 Go 1.15GB Q1 2021 Early 2021 India build; January security patches; improved FRP handling; fingerprint sensor refinements Download V79 (MediaFire)
BB4k-H6114V-PGo-IN-210705V90.zip V90 2021-07-05 India (IN) Android 10 Go 1.18GB Q3 2021 Mid-2021 India release; July security patches; Wi-Fi/Bluetooth stability improvements; battery optimization enhancements Download V90 (MediaFire)
BB4k-H6114V-PGo-IN-210901V92.zip V92 2021-09-01 India (IN) Android 10 Go 1.18GB Q3 2021 Stable India build recommended for daily use; September 2021 security patches; system app optimizations; improved app compatibility Download V92 (MediaFire)
BB4k-H6114V-PGo-IN-211103V94.zip V94 2021-11-03 India (IN) Android 10 Go 1.18GB Latest India ⭐ RECOMMENDED FOR INDIA USERS; November 2021 latest security patches; final India firmware release; best stability and compatibility; choose this unless device has regional issues Download V94 (MediaFire)
BB4k-H6114UVW-PGo-211026V137.zip V137 2021-10-26 Global (UVW) Android 10 Go 1.2GB Latest Global ⭐ RECOMMENDED FOR GLOBAL/OUTSIDE-INDIA USERS; October 2021 latest global security patches; final worldwide firmware release; comprehensive regional support; select this for non-India devices Download V137 (MediaFire)

📌 Selection Guide: For India users: Download V94 (latest with November 2021 patches). For Global/other regions: Download V137 (latest global build with October 2021 patches). For troubleshooting specific issues: If V94/V137 fail to flash or cause boot problems, downgrade to V92 (September 2021) or V90 (July 2021) as fallback stable builds. Do NOT mix regional variants—India (IN) files on Global units or vice versa may cause bootloader conflicts and device lockups.

📱 How to Flash Tecno Spark Go Plus (BB4k) Using SP Flash Tool

Quick 5-Step Flashing Process:

  1. Prepare Your Setup: Extract SP Flash Tool and the firmware (.zip) file to separate folders on your desktop. Install MediaTek USB drivers on your PC. Ensure device battery is 50%+ charged.
  2. Launch SP Flash Tool: Double-click de>flash_tool.exe to open the application. You will see the flashing interface with “Scatter-Loading” button on the right panel.
  3. Load Firmware: Click de>Scatter-Loading button, navigate to your extracted firmware folder, select de>Android_scatter.txt, and click Open to load all firmware partitions.
  4. Uncheck Preloader (CRITICAL): In the partition list, locate and UNCHECK the “Preloader” checkbox. Flashing preloader to incompatible versions causes immediate hard-bricking. Keep all other partitions (Boot, System, Recovery, etc.) checked.
  5. Start Flashing: Click the green de>Download button (arrow icon) at the bottom. Power off your device completely. Press and hold Volume Down button and connect to PC via USB. SP Flash Tool will detect the device, show a red progress bar, then yellow (flashing in progress). Wait 5-15 minutes without interruption until a green checkmark appears. Disconnect USB and wait 5-10 minutes for device to fully boot.

For detailed step-by-step instructions with screenshots and video tutorials, refer to our comprehensive MediaTek flashing guide:

📖 Full Tutorial: How to Flash MediaTek Firmware with SP Flash Tool – Complete Guide with Pictures & Videos

This guide covers driver installation, tool setup, download mode activation, troubleshooting connection issues, interpreting error messages, and recovery procedures if flashing fails.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Which firmware version should I download for my Tecno Spark Go Plus BB4k?

Choose based on your device region: India users select V94 (latest India build from November 2021 with newest security patches). Global/other region users select V137 (latest worldwide build from October 2021). If you’re unsure of your region, go to Settings → About Phone → check if it displays “India” or region code. Always use the latest version for your region unless experiencing specific issues, in which case downgrade to V92 (September 2021) or V90 (July 2021) as stable fallback builds.

Will flashing firmware remove the FRP (Factory Reset Protection) lock on my BB4k?

Standard firmware flashing via SP Flash Tool may not automatically remove FRP locks on Android 10 builds. After flashing, if FRP is still active, you will need to connect a previously synced Google account. If you don’t remember the account, you may need specialized FRP removal files or professional tools like Miracle Box, CM2, or Tecno service center intervention. FRP is a security feature to protect against theft and cannot always be bypassed with firmware alone.

Can I unbrick a completely dead BB4k device using SP Flash Tool?

Yes, SP Flash Tool is the primary method for unbricking hard-bricked or completely dead BB4k devices. If your device won’t power on, shows no signs of life, or displays constant bootloop, flashing official firmware via SP Flash Tool in Download Mode can revive it. Ensure you have installed MediaTek drivers correctly and follow the steps precisely. If the device still doesn’t respond after attempting firmware flashing, the issue may be hardware-level (damaged charging circuit, battery, or bootloader ROM corruption requiring professional board repair).

Is this firmware safe and officially from Tecno?

Yes, all firmware files listed are official stock ROMs released by Tecno through their firmware update servers. They are digitally signed with Tecno’s manufacturer keys, meaning they have not been tampered with or modified. Flashing official firmware is completely safe and is the recommended method by Tecno for device repair, recovery, and system restoration. Third-party or custom ROMs are not supported by this guide.

Can I downgrade from a newer firmware version (V94) to an older version (V79, V60)?

Yes, you can downgrade to any earlier firmware version using SP Flash Tool. This is useful if a newer version causes bootloop or performance issues. Simply download the older firmware file, load it into SP Flash Tool, uncheck Preloader, and flash as normal. However, note that downgrading may result in FRP lock (you’ll need to enter your Google account credentials to proceed) or temporary data inconsistency. Downgrading from Android 10 to Android 9 Pie (V60 or earlier) may cause app compatibility issues, so use downgrading only for troubleshooting.