There is no official Android 10 update for the . The device reached the end of its official software support years ago, with the final official upgrade being Android 8.1 Oreo. While LG has continued to release firmware updates for its LG G5 OLED TVs Go to product viewer dialog for this item.
, LG even shut down its update servers entirely, meaning over-the-air (OTA) updates are no longer available for any legacy LG device. Enter the Community: LineageOS 17.1 If you want Android 10
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Q: Is the Android 10 update available for all LG G5 variants? A: The update may be rolled out in phases, so it may not be available for all variants immediately.
Since LG never provided an official Android 10 build, users looking for this version (or newer) must turn to custom ROMs . The community at XDA Developers has historically been very active for the
- For Basic Users: Continue using the device on Android 8.0 Oreo or retire the device. Using an outdated OS poses security risks; avoid storing sensitive data on the device.
- For Advanced Users: If Android 10 features are strictly required, flash a stable build of LineageOS 17.1. Ensure a complete nandroid backup is performed before installation.
- Hardware Upgrade: Given the age of the device (7+ years), hardware degradation (battery wear, screen burn-in) and lack of security support suggest that replacing the device with a modern mid-range smartphone is the most cost-effective long-term solution.
Q: Is there an Android 11 or 12 ROM for LG G5?
A: Unoffically, yes (LineageOS 18.1 for Android 11), but Bluetooth and camera bugs are severe. Android 10 is the last usable version.
Download Files: Transfer the ROM and GApps zip files to your phone's storage.
Community feedback and technical reviews suggest that moving to a custom Android 10 ROM can significantly improve the longevity of this aging flagship.