12 Best Custom ROMs for Android You Can Install

15 Best Custom ROMs for Android You Can Install

The Android developer community is huge, with their biggest feat being the ability to develop custom ROMs or custom Android builds. A custom ROM is an aftermarket firmware production based on the Android source code provided by Google. So if you are someone who wants to install a custom ROM on your device but are confused about which one to go with, read on as we bring the 15 best custom ROMs for Android in 2023.

Best Custom ROMs for Android (Updated March 2023)

The main reason why people prefer custom ROMs is that almost every company drops support for their devices after 2-3 years of their launch. A custom ROM, on the other hand, helps keep your device alive and updated with the latest version of Android. Another reason why people seek custom ROMs is because of the extra features they offer. They also reduce bloatware that comes as a part of many manufacturer skins. While there are many custom ROMs out there, not all of them are stable enough to be used as your daily driver.

Installing a custom ROM requires you to unlock the bootloader first, and have a custom recovery like TWRP (website) installed. Make sure to always create a backup of your Android device before proceeding. While the download link for officially supported devices is mentioned below, some of these ROMs may have an unofficial port available for other devices as well.

Also, on some ROMs, you may have to flash a GApps package such as OpenGapps (website) or NikGApps (website). I have personally tested almost all the ROMs listed below on my Redmi K20 Pro, Poco F1, and Mi A1. Also, if you like the custom ROM, consider donating the developer behind the work.

1. Pixel Experience

Pixel Experience is the best custom ROM for Android right now and I can draw out three reasons for that. First, it supports a huge number of devices from Xiaomi to Realme to Asus to Samsung. Second, it brings Pixel features for non-pixel devices like the newer Google Assistant, built-in GCam support, Pixel live wallpapers, and more.

Third, it has amazing stability among all the ROMs that I have tested for years. The main developer, Henrique Pereira, is not in a tearing hurry to port new Android versions to all the devices.

Instead, the developer picks a popular and developer-centric device and creates a base. After that, he publishes all the changes to GitHub for other maintainers to work upon. Not to mention, Pixel Experience has maintainers around the world who work round the clock to quell bugs in a timely manner.

So to put it straight, if you want stability and new features right from Pixel devices then Pixel Experience is the best custom ROM on Android, bar none. Keep in mind, you won’t get the latest Android build immediately, but you will have a stable and hassle-free experience for sure.

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2. LineageOS

Next is the biggest name in the custom ROM scene – LineageOS. While many of you might not be familiar with the name, LineageOS is actually the same custom ROM that started as CyanogenMod. Back in the fall of 2016, Cyanogen Inc. announced that it was discontinuing development and shut down the infrastructure behind the project. Since then, the developer community has kept the project alive, but under the name of LineageOS.

Built on top of Google’s AOSP code and adding their own custom code to it, LineageOS works as a standalone ROM as well as the source code for many other custom ROMs out there. It has the most extensive developer team under its name and officially supports over 190 devices. The ROM includes basic but useful features that include but are not limited to customizing the status bar, changing the overall theme, editing the navbar, and much more.

While Google’s AOSP is barebones, LineageOS gives it a sense of customizability while maintaining stability. Apart from that, if you want top-notch privacy and security on a custom ROM then I would highly recommend LineageOS. Not to mention, the development team has worked really fast on bringing Android 13 this time and it’s available for several devices.

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3. Paranoid Android

After a few years of break, Paranoid Android is back again. In case you don’t know, Paranoid Android was considered one of the most acclaimed custom ROMs of all time. The development team focused on bringing a polished and refined experience while using minimum resources. While it may not boast of the plethora of features and customization features that other ROMs offer, Paranoid Android or PA, does promise a soothing user experience overall.

It offers its own version of the quick settings menu, as well as a fully immersive mode for Android. Paranoid Android has long been regarded as the main project from which Google has brought over a lot of features, the biggest feature being the Ambient Mode, which was present in PA as Peek.

At this point, Paranoid Android has added support for a long list of smartphones including Xiaomi, OnePlus, realme, Nothing, Google, and more. It also introduced Topaz, which is based on Android 13 and is available for a host of Android devices. So if you own phones from one of these OEMs, I would highly recommend Paranoid Android to any other ROM on this list.

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4. Evolution X

If I were to describe Evolution X, I would say it is the stable version of Resurrection Remix from yesteryear. This is because of the plethora of customization features it offers, and it does so without any loss in the stability of the ROM. Evolution X merges various code snippets into one main project to bring a long list of features for many devices. While this does mean that updates come a little slower, they are still able to deliver regular updates.

Also, Evolution X has its own customization bar from where you can make any system-level changes. It also comes with the Android gesture navigation system out of the box. Lately, the development team behind Evolution X decided to remove certain features from the ROM as those features were not that useful and were slowing down the system. As a result, the latest versions are more stable than ever and go easier on the system’s resources.

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5. Xtended

Another ROM that is based on the AOSP Gerrit but has its own custom mods is the Xtended. Initially known as MSM Xtended, this project came into existence around the time of the Android Pie launch. However, despite being a relatively new project, the ROM has quickly evolved into becoming a very stable and reliable ROM and gives plenty of other competitors a run for their money.

The ROM is very similar to OxygenOS and brings a lot of customizability options to the point that you might feel overwhelmed. The ROM recently updated its source code for Android 13. Among the custom ROMs, Xtended is one of the few to have support for a long list of devices. Personally, I feel Xtended has too many features and if you like feature-packed ROMs then you can definitely give it a try.

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6. Project Elixir

If you are looking for the best Android 13 custom ROM, go ahead and check out Project Elixir. It’s a beautiful AOSP ROM that is very close to stock Android with Pixel features and customization options. It features WAIFUCLOCK which is based on the Substratum theme and delivers an elegant lock screen experience that you won’t find on any other ROM. The best part is that it also offers timely updates and bugs are fixed routinely. As for device support, from Xiaomi to OnePlus, Nokia, and Nothing, almost all the OEMs are supported. Simply put, Project Elixir is one of the best Android 13 custom ROMs in town right now and you should not miss it.

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7. PixelOS

PixelOS is another retake on stock Android which brings a Pixel-like user interface with added enhancements and stability. It does not go overboard with features but keeps essential utilities that can be helpful to users. The ROM is based on AOSP so the overall stability is quite good and I like the fact that it has released Android 13 builds for almost all the supported devices.

What’s interesting, it supports a number of devices from Realme, Samsung, Motorola, OnePlus, Samsung, Asus, and more. The team is also quite up-to-date and regularly pushes new builds with features and security patches. Overall, PixelOS is quite impressive in terms of design and those who are looking to flash Android 13, must give it a try. Apart from that, you can also take a look at PixelPlusUI and PixysOS which are pretty similar and have their own feature set.

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8. Arrow OS

If minimalism is what you’re looking for then Arrow OS is right up your alley. Possibly the lightest and most functional custom ROM out there, the Arrow OS project is based on the AOSP code while adding useful tweaks. It’s very similar to the Pixel Experience ROM but brings additional features to the barebone feature list.

The most notable features of the Arrow OS project are the inclusion of the Android 10 gesture navigation system, Recents in the overview menu, and an option to choose the system accent color. The overview window shows the most used apps and a few other apps that you might use just like Pixel devices.

The customizable panel has a gesture replacement and that’s the 3-button navbar which is highly useful for users who want the old navigation system back. Other Arrow OS features include a custom dialer, custom Quick Settings tiles, lock screen shortcuts, Privacy Guard from LineageOS, and more. The Arrow OS project offers simple and minimalistic features that end up resulting in a clean and neat interface, that can further be customized if the user wants to.

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9. crDroid

Imagine being on your device’s stock ROM, but with slight tweaks here and there that allow you to customize your device without losing out on the Stock stability. Well, that’s crDroid for you. crDroid has been around for some time and it has gained huge popularity among stock Android enthusiasts. Similar to AOSP Extended, crDroid has an active development team and supports some of the old devices like Redmi Note 5 Pro, Poco F1, and more.

It offers the same AOSP experience that’s exclusive to Google’s lineup, along with truly tested features. Since crDroid is based on LineageOS at its base, the performance and battery life are phenomenal.

In my experience with this ROM, the battery life was just the same as the stock ROM, but I was able to customize a few things here and there. To put it into better words, think of LineageOS, but with added features and tweaks. Not to mention, the huge list of device support– both new and old.

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10. Havoc-OS

Defining Havoc-OS would take up more than a couple of words. In your first run of this ROM, you’d find it similar to just about any other custom ROM out there. Use it for a couple of days, and you literally start experiencing the true beauty of Havoc-OS. One of the first ROMs to successfully implement a truckload of features. It will definitely remind you of Resurrection Remix and Paranoid Android from the past.

The added functionalities of Havoc-OS include tons of mods for the Status bar, buttons, lights, gestures, and other various configurations. While at times, it lacks stability, I can surely say that it has the maximum customizability features. So if you want something like Resurrection Remix but with the latest Android version then Havoc-OS will take you right home.

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11. Bliss ROM

Bliss ROM is a new custom ROM in the Android ecosystem but it has huge potential. It not only develops ROMs for smartphones, but also for tablets and Windows devices like Surface Pro. And the overall experience is quite nice as it comes with a customized launcher and desktop mode.

While many users might not like this new way of system navigation, one cannot deny the fact that we need different kinds of skins to reshape the boundary of user interface design in custom ROMs.

Apart from including certain tweaks to the customizability and functionality, Bliss ROM vastly enhances the overall visual look of your device. It has a separate settings panel called Blissify from where you can change almost everything. Right from themes to animation and lock screen interface. I would say if you want to try something different, do give it a shot.

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12. OmniROM

OmniROM is one of the oldest custom ROMs on this list. The project was started way back in 2013 when CyanogenMod was all hype, and it still continues to push new builds even today. It does nothing radical but brings a clean, AOSP-based ROM with rock-solid stability and a long list of device support. The team has also worked on Android 13 and released updates for ROG Phone, Google Pixel, Redmi Note series, and more. In terms of updates, it’s not the fastest one, but for good performance and day-to-day tasks, you can definitely rely on OmniROM.

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13. Xiaomi.eu

We know how bloated MIUI can be and that’s why we have written a tutorial on how to debloat MIUI and other Android devices. Thanks to the Xiaomi.eu project, you can install a custom ROM which is based on MIUI, but without any bloatware, ads, or resource-hogging processes running in the background. For those who love MIUI, this is one of the best ROMs you can install on your Xiaomi phone. It releases builds on a weekly basis for testers and general users can try the stable releases. It even brought support for the latest MIUI 14 which is based on Android 13. So if you have a Xiaomi device, you can’t afford to miss out on the Xiaomi.eu ROM

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14. Syberia OS

For people who love stock Android, but want additional features on top, Syberia OS is another Android custom ROM to consider. Built on top of AOSP/CAF, Syberia OS offers almost everything you’d want from your Android phone.

Even with all the features that Syberia OS packs, it’s a very stable ROM and offers smooth and lag-free performance. You also get the flexibility to customize pretty much everything in the ROM. Syberia OS also supports OTA updates, so when new versions are released for your phone you will receive the updates seamlessly.

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15. Potato Project

The Potato Open Sauce Project is brought to you by a team of Indian developers who have adopted the quintessential potato as their choice of name. Even the different versions of the ROM are titled ‘baked potato’, ‘dumaloo’ etc.

The ROM boasts a clean and minimal UI, along with feature improvements. You can expect better notch handling, a new and improved volume control system, and yes, over-the-air updates of course. The ROM is completely open source, so if you have the skill for it, you can fork the project and make your own custom ROM out of it.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q. What is the best Android custom ROM?

If you are looking for stability, I would recommend LineageOS, especially for older devices. Apart from that, overall, I think Pixel Experience and Paranoid Android are one of the best Android custom ROMs.

Q. Which custom ROM is most stable?

In terms of rock-solid stability, LineageOS would take the crown for the most stable custom ROM.

Q. Which mobile is best for custom ROM?

Xiaomi devices are generally well-supported by developers as unlocking the bootloader does not violate the warranty. Besides that, you can check out OnePlus, Motorola, Nothing, Realme, and Asus devices for good custom ROM support.

Make More Out of Your Device With the Best Custom ROMs For Android in 2023

Custom ROMs bring out a new experience to your mobile devices. While no ROM out there will ever be as stable as the stock ROM, having a custom ROM does give you the liberty to sacrifice a few points of stability in order to gain tons of features. As I have been testing custom ROMs for many years, I never stay on a ROM for more than a week, so I’ve tried pretty much every custom ROM there is out there. For your sake, I have cherry-picked the best custom ROMs for Android above. But what about you? Let us know about your favorite ROM in the comments section below.

133 Comments

  1. I try to explain how to install a custom rom like lineageos or so. Sorry my english.
    Firts of all!!
    You must have the propher Phone model to do that. If not otherwise your phone get a malfuktion. You can’t chose any phone model after your wish.
    2, You must install the recovery system .TWRP or so. The bootloader must by first unclocked.!
    3. you take a SD card with custom image copyed and put it in your phone and start it in recovery mode. The rest is easy.
    how to do it there is enough information

    1. It’s a dreadful user experience. Most users aren’t going to enjoy it at all. Rising AOSP version provides the same vanilla Android experience, but without the over the top locked down security.

  2. How about a custom ROM that turns my smart phone into a dumb phones with GPS, texting, calling, clock and few others with no browser option?

  3. WTF. Talking about A10 and A11, when most devices are rocking A12. 🤦

    Also, you forgot to mention the actual, best ROM available, and that’s Descendant Os. Hands down, the best and most unique rom available.

    Has an actual developer and not just some kanging jacka**, cherry picking pre existing features, slapping them in a ROM and patting themselves on the back for it. Descendant has features you won’t find on any other ROM.

    I highly suggest y’all check it out if you want a ROM that offers a decent amount of features, many, you have never seen before, and also stable AF.

    1. Does it support Realme C2? I went to Descendant site and the downloads are not specified according to phone brands/models.

  4. Is there a custom rom recommendation for older phones like Samsung A3 & HISENSE U989 PRO?
    These phones lag more than an old calculator

  5. Hi, i am really thankful for you list. it is very helpful because i am changing to android soon bc of custom roms.

    I have a suggestion to make: how about you rate the different roms by the most common criteria? like: battery life 8/10 ; stability 6.5/10 ; customization 5/10 …. ect ect
    (without putting them into a direct contending list)

    it would really help a noob like me to get a better overview.

  6. Please try OctaviOS once its customised Android Custom ROM project with self designed UI and many more goodies.

  7. Does anyone know a good custom rom for the Oneplus 7? Software support from oneplus is a joke.

  8. Can the developer of custom ROM steal my data & banking passwords?? Is it safe to install custom ROM with [Unofficial] written before them on
    XDA website?? How to verify whether the Custom ROM is safe or not to use before installing it?????

    1. Use only official custom rom it’s safe to use my suggestion is use pixel experience it’s much safer than other custom rom

    2. Unofficial means someone is compiling the rom that rarely gets less features than the official rom and unofficial rom has no time limit or any grandeur maintenance schedule from the source team. You are building it now, u can build it 2 months later or so on, your wish. Official rom has a schedule.
      Stealing data or passwords, that too from these AOSP roms are total bs. You can install them.

  9. What is the best custom ROM for a Galaxy s5 ?
    I like Resurrection Remix, but maybe another one is better.
    I need low battery usage.

    1. well pixel experience is the most stable custom rom. THE MOST STABLE. It includes Gapps by default. It has pixel level customisation, a bit more maybe. If you want stock and good customisation, then go for Lineage, if you want more customisation, go for evolution. There could be minimal(MINIMAL) bugs in evolution.

  10. Can someone please suggest me a good rom that gets fast android updates and is also stable to use
    Really appreciate it

    1. Lineage OS has most active developers, optimizations are done on monthly basis. Plus its near stock experience and offers good level of customisation.

  11. Can someone suggest a good Custom ROM for my old OnePlus 3. I just need to replace my damaged screen and its going to coma back to life but OP has stopped patches for this model. I have shortlisted crDroid, /e/, dotOS and LineageOS.
    Need some help here?

    1. I see BlissRom is available. I’m using it on another device. It’s a clean Android ROM. I run it on a 7t. Stabile, fast, good battery life.

    1. .. right now .. sounds like someone ordering …
      Why dont you not tell others to what to do and insteead Add up a new dedicated aryticle of your own choice , and add what ever you like , and then share a link to that here .. ??
      I think thats what should be done RIGHT NOW …

  12. I want to change my ROM in redmi 4a. Is there any lightweight rom. I just want to use that phone as a hotspot….and should have a better battery backup than before.

    1. Pixel experience. Using it on my redmi 4x and runs lagfree and stable. Make sure to download the latest official build from pixel experience official site & not some unofficial build as those generally have some stability issues along with other things. Battery life has been great and hotspot works fine too.

  13. Cr droid and pixel plus ui should have been in top of the list…for me.
    cr droid is the best battery rom out there..no question

  14. Mine is old phone YUace 5014 will the installation of custom rom works in it..??
    If works which the best custom rom for YU ace

  15. I want to change rom in redmi note 3 . Pixel row you are talking about is also good for old phones. If not please suggest which is best for old smartphone and run smoothly

  16. I really want to learn about how to install this custom roms but don’t have any one to teach me.
    Can someone teach me? Email me
    Email:benahine37 @gmail.com

  17. Is it really safe to install a custom rom in an android device. I’m planning to buy a Redmi note 10 pro and install Pixel Experience Plus on it. But I doubt that if I do so, will I be able to make payments from that phone again.

    Please help me with this query.

    1. Install Magisk and turn on ‘MagsikHide’ in settings of Magsik Manager app.
      I use Havoc OS on my Redmi Note 9 Pro
      It improved performance and battery life and also helped me to get ride of resource-hungry MIUI.
      Every app is working including banking apps, ‘Safety Net Test’ PASS.
      Go ahead buy and flash.

  18. I like pixel experience rom and evolution x rom. but I think evolution x is slightly slower than pixel experience

  19. I’m in desperate need of urgent help please: I have a Galaxy note 10.1 N-8000 running by default on Android 4 Jelly Bean. Since it no longer can run the apps that I need due to an obsolete Android I decided to use custom roms to update the Android version to one where new apps could be installed on. So far I have managed to install and get TWRP working on it and rooted it as well. I tried both the CWM version recovery image for it and the LineageOS and the first one didn’t make any changes at all to my tablet and the second bricked the tablet into a bootloop and I had to restore the backup of the tablet out of that loop. I really very badly need to update the Android on it right now and I’d like to keep the data on it too. Please could someone let me know what I need to do from now to update the Android version or what recovery image there is out there for me to flash on my tablet that’d be stable and reliable? I’m not an expert when it comes to Android systems, so if anyone knows, I’d appreciate it if they explained to me in a way that an average person would be able to understand what they need to do.

    1. Bootloops generally happen when you try to flash roms or recoveries not made for your device. So firstly I would suggest you to double-check if the rom is made for your device( and you said it’s a tablet so this step is even more important because there are fewer rom’s for tablets)

      I hope you already know how to flash roms but still I will elaborate a bit on it. First you need to search your device on xda. For this you simply need to do a google search on the name of your device with xda in the end ( in your case “Galaxy note 10.1 N-8000 xda” ). Then open the custom rom or android development tab. Here you will find all your recoveries, roms, kernels everything. Download the rom and flash via your custom recovery.

      There is one last thing, in most of the cases, the rom file is not sufficient, you might need to flash gapps( for google apps), firmware( always needed in xiaomi phones, not sure for Samsung though) and fcrypt file( may or may not be needed -> you may find it on that xda page, if not just comment on the pages that you need those files, otherwise you will definitely find them on your device’s telegram page or custom rom’s telegram page.) Flash everything in the correct order mentioned by the rom developer ( and don’t flash the above files if the developer hasn’t mentioned them or it’s not there in their flashing guide webpage or video on the xda page). Also do take a backup of your data, because you will most probably loose your data, because generally you need to do a clean flash while changing android version where you must format your data ( you can use migrate app on your rooted device to take a backup of all your apps and app-data)

      -> One last tip, whenever you format your data from recovery in any step, always reboot to recovery because otherwise you may not be able to use your /data folder.
      -> Also I would recommend you to watch flashing guides of your particular device on YouTube as you’ll get a much better idea of what should be done and what shouldn’t

      Best of luck! Peace!

  20. Hello, I unlocked the bootloader the first time, downloaded the corrupt OS zip and it worked for me, but I went back to the stock ROM and the bootloader closed without knowing it.
    Now I want to revert to custom ROM. I opened the bootloader, but it didn’t work for me.
    My phone is Redmi 8a.
    any help?

    1. you need to unlock your phone’s bootloader again. Open the Developer settings and activate OEM. and unlock your bootloader with Mi Unclock app. That is all. You dont have to wait for 2 weeks again. 🙂

  21. This post is really helpful, thanks.

    I plan to install a custom ROM once OnePlus stops updating my 12 GB RAM 7 Pro. It sucks when OEM’s stop updating Android and the only way that normies can get the latest OS is to buy a new phone.

  22. i am currently running havoc os 3.5 on redmi 7 3gb variant the os is smooth but while playing pubg the game shuts down in between even running in default graphics and without gfx tool should i install a custom kernel and what kernel should i install

  23. Hi Arjun

    A nice article. It gives a lot of insight.

    I have an old tablet – Acer Iconia A1 830. Strangely no custom ROMs are available for the same.

    I have even drilled down to the same spec (processor, kernel) based other ROMs, but read a post on Quora that it would not be prudent to install other device ROM.

    Can you advise in this situation, how can I bridge new life to it?

    Would an android go or other custom ROM sufice?

    Appreciate Help

    Sincere Regards

    Sibananda

  24. What woud be the best ROM for dawing on a jlinksz P10? On the paper it’s got a lot of punch, with 10 core 4 GB RAM, but in reality lag and intermitent lines are a drag…

  25. This sounds like marketing crap. Nothing about real issues in Android such as security and privacy.,

    1. Just a question, are you the real guy? Or just using his name?

      If you are real, I can’t express my gratitude to you.

  26. Hi, I have an HTC Desire 820 that still runs fairly well 😀 kitkat 4.4.4 haha …some apps no longer compatible, so thought to upgrade os ..have just done the adjustments to enable developer options and before adding twrp recovery seeing what custom os is available and suited to this phone..anything marshmellow or above would seem perhaps worth install? best option ? ..all help gratefully appreciated to revive , thankyou, from your article, you seem on the pulse (did check download links..optimistically 😀 )

  27. Havoc OS and MSM Xtended are the most stable and reliable ROMs. I’ve used all the ROMs listed above but the Evolution X is quite a buggy one. And Pixel Experience lacks in performance with default kernel. The new Corvus ROM should be deserves an inclusion in the list. It tops in performance by boosting the CPU clock speed to its maximum limit.

  28. Are you serious? evox in the top 3?. It’s one of the most bugged custom roms if not the most. It’s known as BugLagEvox…

    1. Exactly worst ROM ever. I don’t know why is it so overrated? It’s full of bugs. It drains about 15% battery overnight in idle state which doesn’t happen in any other ROM. In my view derpfest is far better than evo x.

  29. Dude you seriously showing us the article from archives ? all the above roms are for Android 7 , and some of the roms are not even available , DEVS left the rom project and youre still showing old roms in 2020.

    Hire someone who uses custom roms on daily basis or who has some knowledge on the current trends,

    BEEBOM (tech that matters ) seriously guys ?

    1. You might be seeing an older version of the article due to some cache issues. Recently, we updated the article with the latest Custom ROMs. So refresh the page or open it in an incognito window.

      1. Lol an autistic retard^^

        His brain is incapable of processing language yet he dares recommend others to “get a clue”. Please commit suicide.

  30. here is a few you forgot
    CandyROM
    CrDroid
    XenonHD
    MoKeeOS
    Vanir & Commotio
    AquariOS
    HexagonROM
    NucleaROM

  31. I need to check my phone an configure it,maybe my phone isn’t suitable for that I’ll open everything & put another comment.

  32. Havoc os Rom beats all the Roms in customization features, it’s a rom that has tons of features more than RR Rom.

  33. Hey Team,
    I am having a Dell Tablet 8 3840 LTE. Since day 1 i am facing issues of slow down and pathetic android OS. Its presently working on 4.4.4..we bought it considering the specs but since day 1 its not performing. Please help me with suggesting the ROM and whether Root can solve the issue for me?

  34. Hi There,
    my Phone note 3 Neo the imei number was changed after i stock to another firmware.
    Is there any custom rom could change or edit back my imei number?

  35. Need custom ROM for lenovo A6010. Please name a official custom rom for this handset except Mokee and Oct OS.

    1. Well, you are an idiot. You do not need a custom rom. What you might need is another launcher, there’s a lot of launchers in google store. You’ll find something for you. I by myself use txt launcher, but it’s not for idiots like you.

      1. Who said we don’t need? Could explain why? You don’t have any rights to call him an idiot.

      2. Actually the idiot here is yourself since you don’t even know what they’re trying to do yet you said something baselessly and offended that person too. You have issues to randomly just want to bother others. Get yourself sorted out along with your phone.

  36. Is there any custom rom for Samsung Galaxy S Duos GT-S7562. I tried to search a lot but i didn’t find any for it. If you guyz know any of them then plzz suggest me. You can also suggest me about its stock rom. any links etc. Plzz

  37. Lineage OS IS THE BEST!!! AMONG ALL , I am user of linage os Moto g2 2014 is Android Oreo available for Moto g2

  38. I installed resurrection remix os on my Kult 10 and lost my ime . For the past one month my efforts to restore by googling and trying several guides there so far failed.

    1. Nope, but you need to unlock bootloader in most devices. Root is just one step away. Rooting gives a lot more flexibility and is totally reversible.

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