Blackview Root Services & Magisk Support

SafeRooting tracks 113 Blackview models in our root database. Blackview phones are built on a mix of MediaTek and Unisoc chipsets, and this page collects every Blackview device we cover along with its specifications, root status, and bootloader notes. Popular Blackview models we cover include Blackview Mega 12, Blackview Fort 2, Blackview Link 8 and Blackview Link 2. Whether you are checking if your Blackview phone can be rooted or comparing models before you buy, each device links to its own page with the exact root method and difficulty.

Rooting a Blackview device follows the same core path as most Android phones: enable OEM Unlocking in Developer Options, unlock the bootloader over fastboot, then flash a Magisk-patched boot (or init_boot) image to gain systemless root that can still pass Play Integrity. Because many Blackview models use MediaTek chipsets, flashing and recovery often run through SP Flash Tool, with BROM deep-flash mode available as a safety net if something goes wrong. Blackview does not run a high-profile unlock program like Xiaomi's Mi Unlock or Samsung's Knox, so unlock availability comes down to the exact model, region, and firmware — many Blackview handsets expose the standard OEM Unlocking toggle and unlock cleanly, while some carrier or budget variants ship locked.

Before rooting any Blackview phone, back up everything — unlocking the bootloader performs a full factory reset on nearly every device — and confirm your exact model number and regional firmware. Root unlocks system-wide ad blocking, complete backups, bloatware removal, custom ROMs, and kernel-level performance and battery tuning, though it can affect banking apps and warranty until reversed. If you would rather not take the risk, our technicians will check whether your Blackview model is rootable and perform the unlock and root remotely while you watch.