Infinix Root Services & Magisk Support
162 devices with specifications, support status, and root information.
Rooting Infinix devices
Infinix, part of the Transsion family (alongside Tecno and itel), is a budget-focused brand built largely on MediaTek chipsets. Bootloader unlocking is possible on many Infinix models through the standard fastboot flow — enable OEM Unlocking and USB debugging, then unlock via fastboot — though availability and behaviour vary by model and by XOS/firmware version, and some carrier or regional units are more restricted.
Because Infinix leans heavily on MediaTek, flashing and recovery often go through MediaTek's SP Flash Tool and expose BROM deep-flash mode as a safety net, which is genuinely useful if something goes wrong. Community tooling for Infinix is thinner than for Samsung or Xiaomi, so matching the exact firmware for your model matters more, and documentation can be sparse. After unlocking, rooting is the standard Magisk method (boot or init_boot depending on the Android version the device launched with).
Infinix Note 60 Ultra
Infinix Note Edge
Infinix Note 60
Infinix Note 60 Pro
Infinix Xpad 20 Pro
Infinix Xpad GT
Infinix GT 30 Pro
Infinix Xpad 20
Infinix Smart 10
Infinix Smart 10 Plus
Infinix Smart 10 HD
Infinix Hot 60i 4G
Infinix Hot 60 Pro+
Infinix Hot 60
Infinix GT 30
Infinix Note 50 Pro+
Infinix Note 50x
Infinix Note 50s
Infinix Note 50 4G
Infinix Note 50 Pro 4G
Infinix Smart 8 (India)
Infinix Smart 8 Pro
Infinix Smart 8 Plus
Infinix Note 40
Infinix rooting — frequently asked questions
Can Infinix phones be rooted?
Many can — Infinix supports fastboot bootloader unlocking on a range of models, though availability varies by model, region, and XOS version. Some carrier units are more restricted.
What tools does Infinix rooting use?
Because Infinix uses MediaTek chipsets, flashing and recovery often go through SP Flash Tool, with BROM mode as a deep-recovery safety net alongside standard fastboot and Magisk.
Is Infinix rooting well documented?
Less so than Samsung or Xiaomi. Community tooling is thinner, so matching the exact firmware for your model is especially important — we source and verify it for you.