If you’ve ever dealt with a locked Android phone, forgotten Google account, or a device stuck after flashing, you’ve probably seen people mention Uni Android Tool 162.02 in forums or Telegram groups. I first tried it while fixing a Redmi phone with FRP lock, and honestly, I didn’t expect much. But after using it across different models, it earned a permanent place on my repair laptop.
This guide is written for people who actually want the tool to work, not just read feature lists.
What Is Uni Android Tool Used For?
Uni Android Tool is a Windows-based Android servicing utility designed to handle common repair tasks without needing expensive hardware boxes.
It’s mainly used for:
- FRP lock removal
- User lock reset (pattern, PIN, password)
- IMEI repair on supported chipsets
- Rebooting phones into service modes
- Reading device info
What makes it popular is the free access to many functions, especially for Xiaomi, Samsung, and Vivo phones.
Uni Android Tool 162.02 – What’s New in This Version?
Version 162.02 Free Downloa focuses on better device detection and updated scripts for newer security patches.
From hands-on use, these are the noticeable changes:
- Faster device recognition in fastboot
- Improved Qualcomm and MediaTek handling
- Fewer random crashes during FRP processes
- Cleaner interface with clearer device status
Nothing fancy. Just smoother behavior, which matters more than flashy updates.
Supported Brands and Chipsets
Uni Android Tool supports a wide range of devices, including:
- Xiaomi / Redmi / POCO
- Samsung (selected models)
- Vivo / Oppo (limited functions)
- Realme (basic service options)
Chipsets supported:
- Qualcomm
- MediaTek
- Some Spreadtrum models
Support depends more on Android version and security patch than brand alone.
How to Use Uni Android Tool for FRP Removal (Beginner-Friendly)
This is the process that worked for me most often:
- Install USB drivers first
- Open Uni Android Tool as administrator
- Power off the phone
- Connect it using the correct key combo (EDL, Fastboot, or Recovery)
- Select brand and FRP option
- Click start and wait
If the phone reboots automatically, that’s usually a good sign.
Uni Android Tool System Requirements
- Windows 10 or 11 (64-bit)
- Minimum 4 GB RAM
- USB drivers installed
- Stable USB cable
- Antivirus temporarily disabled
Low-end laptops work fine. I’ve used it on a 10-year-old ThinkPad without issues.
Common Problems and Real Fixes (0 KD Issues Fully Explained)
Uni Android Tool Not Opening
This usually happens due to missing Visual C++ libraries or antivirus blocking files. Reinstalling and adding an exclusion fixes it.
Uni Android Tool Driver Issue
If the phone isn’t detected, install Qualcomm and MediaTek drivers manually. Windows auto-drivers often fail.
Stuck on Detecting Phone
Wrong boot mode is the usual cause. Try fastboot instead of recovery, or vice versa.
Free vs Paid Confusion
Many users think everything is paid. That’s not true. FRP on older patches and several Xiaomi models remains free.
Is Uni Android Tool Safe to Use?
From real use:
- No hidden pop-ups
- No forced subscriptions
- No background installs
Antivirus alerts are common with Android service tools because of low-level access. That alone doesn’t mean malware.
Still, only download from trusted sources and don’t mix cracked add-ons.
Personal Experience: When It Saved My Day
One Redmi Note came in with FRP after a reset. Official methods failed. Uni Android Tool handled it in under five minutes. No flashing. No data loss. That alone made it worth keeping.
Another time, it failed on a newer patch. That’s normal. No tool works on everything.
Should You Use Uni Android Tool in 2026?
If you:
- Repair phones
- Handle FRP-locked devices
- Want a free solution before paid boxes
Then yes, it’s still useful. Just don’t expect miracles on the latest security updates.
Q1: Can Uni Android Tool really remove FRP without paid credits?
Yes. Many Xiaomi, Samsung, and Vivo models allow FRP removal in free mode, though some newer security patches may need extra steps.
Q2: Why does Uni Android Tool stay stuck on “Waiting for device”?
In most cases, drivers aren’t installed properly or USB debugging isn’t enabled.
Q3: Is Uni Android Tool risky for beginners?
Not if you follow model-specific steps. Random button clicking is what causes problems.
Q4: Does Uni Android Tool work on Android 13 and 14?
It works on selected models, but success depends on security patch level.
Q5: Why does antivirus flag Uni Android Tool?
Because it accesses system-level Android functions. This is common with service tools.
Each issue is explained again in detail below where relevant.