Install Pixel Experience Rom On Samsung Galaxy A10 Android 9 0 Pie

Samsung Galaxy A10 launched in February 2019. The phone came out of the box with Android 9.0 Pie. Today, we will be guiding you on how to download and install Pixel Experience ROM on Samsung Galaxy A10 which is based on the latest Stock Android 9.0 Pie GSI build.

As the name suggests, ROM brings the real Google Pixel Experience ROM on Samsung Galaxy A10. It has all the features and applications which comes out of the box with Google Pixel smartphone. These features include Pixel sound packs, Live wallpaper, Pixel boot animation, Pixel launcher and so on. Let’s see how to download and flash Pixel Experience ROM on Samsung Galaxy A10 with Android 9.0 Pie

What’s New with Android 9.0 Pie?

Android Pie is a major update in the Android ecosystem. Its the 9th iteration and a major update of Google’s Android OS. The new Android Pie brings a couple of design changes to the successor Android Oreo but the most notable one is the gesture-based navigation system. Other features of Android 9 Pie are New Quick Settings UI design, Redesigned volume slider, Advanced Battery with AI Support, Notch Support, Improved Adaptive Brightness, Manual theme selection, Android Dashboard which Google calls Digital Wellbeing, and more other features.

Google Pixel Experience ROM on Samsung Galaxy A10

Google Pixel Experience ROM was designed in such a way so that users can get all the feature from flagship Pixel devices. You will get all the features, sounds and feel of having a Google Pixel device. This custom ROM has the following features:

All Google Apps
Pixel Launcher with round icon support
Pixel Boot Animation
Google Assistant
Pixel Sounds
Pixel Live Wallpapers
Round Icon for Settings
Pixel’s blue accent

Steps to install Pixel Experience ROM on Samsung Galaxy A10

Now if you’re familiar with installing custom ROMs in Android, then it same as that. However, if you have never done this before then dot worry. We will be guiding you through each step and process.

Common Samsung Galaxy A10 Problems and Fixes – Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Camera, SIM, and More

To make the task easy, we have divided the unlocking process into two parts. In the first part, we will brief you about the files requires and Pre-Requisites for the bootloader unlocking process. Then we will start with the actual installation part.

Files Required:

These are the files you will be needing to Install Pixel Experience ROM on Samsung Galaxy A10. Please, download them before proceeding with the procedure.

To install Pixel Experience ROM on Samsung Galaxy A10, your device should have Bootloader Unlocked and should be running on latest TWRP Recovery. If your device doesn’t support TWRP, then you can follow the second method to sideload the Pixel Experience ROM via ADB Fastboot.

Pre-Requisite:

Supported Smartphone: Samsung Galaxy A10
Charge the Samsung Galaxy A10 to a sufficient battery level to avoid any sudden shutdowns during the process.
We strongly recommend you to take a complete backup of your personal data, including the internal storage. The phone will be formatted, so be prepared for it. You can also follow our Android backup guide for the same. [Follow any method]
How to Backup Your Android Phone Without ROOT
How to Backup Complete Stock or Custom ROM using TWRP recovery
Backup Your Android Apps and Data with Titanium Backup
How to Backup Your Android Phone Directly to PC with TWRP!!
How to Backup Your Data on Android device
If you already have TWRP: then you can Create and Restore Nandroid Backup via TWRP
You need to Unlock the bootloader on Samsung Galaxy A10.
You need a USB cable to connect your phone to PC.

Method 1: Install via TWRP Recovery

If there is no TWRP or no TWRP yet supported, then follow the second method.

Download Samsung USB Drivers.
Download Pixel Experience GSI Treble ROM here: Click Here
Download Magisk zip file for root your device or flash SuperSU zip file
Download ADB Fastboot [Second method]

How to Backup Your Android Phone Without ROOT
How to Backup Complete Stock or Custom ROM using TWRP recovery
Backup Your Android Apps and Data with Titanium Backup
How to Backup Your Android Phone Directly to PC with TWRP!!
How to Backup Your Data on Android device
If you already have TWRP: then you can Create and Restore Nandroid Backup via TWRP

GSI build is still a work in progress, so this ROM may not be stable. Please try for yourself and see how things go around with the new Pixel Experience GSI build.. ROM is still under experiments. GetDroidTips will not be responsible for any internal/external damages to the device that may happen while/after following this guide.

First of all, make sure to download and move all the above required ROM packages on your Samsung Galaxy A10 Internal storage.
Now reboot your phone into TWRP Recovery and Swipe Allow Modifications (Appears for the first time only)
Once you are in TWRP Recovery, first of all. Take a complete backup of stock or custom ROM using TWRP.
Now wipe the cache, data, and system before flashing the Pixel Experience ROM on Samsung Galaxy A10.
To Wipe data: Go to Wipe —> Advanced Wipe and select Dalvik/ART cache, cache, and Data and then swipe to wipe. [su_note note_color=”#fef0ef” text_color=”#000000″]Warning: Make sure not to select Internal storage[/su_note]
Now you can install the Pixel Experience System image file in TWRP: Install -> Install Image -> select system.img
That’s it! Reboot and enjoy!

Method 2: Install via ADB Sideload

—> How to Install Generic System Image on Project Treble Devices

I hope this guide was helpful to install the Pixel Experience ROM on Samsung Galaxy A10 based on Project Treble GSI images.

If this method doesn’t work, then go to the Pixel Experience ROM Phh-Treble thread in XDA and report your issue.

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Method 1: Install via TWRP Recovery#

Method 2: Install via ADB Sideload#