Install stock Marshmallow G925PVPS4CQB1 update on Sprint Galaxy S6 Edge G925P

Alex Brian March 1, 2017

Sprint started rolling out monthly security updates for Samsung’s previous flagships including Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge. The update for Galaxy S6 Edge SM-G925P is based on Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow brings February security patch carrying build number G925PVPS4CQB1 along minor improvements and bug fixes. The update is based on Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow and is live via OTA and Kies, just go to Settings > About device > System updates, check for updates if available.

If the update appears via OTA then it’s the great thing else try the Kies method. We have also mentioned the process to update G925PVPS4CQB1 Marshmallow update via Odin. The same tutorial for the Galaxy S7 update is used as well earlier so the process remains the same because it has nothing to do with the change build number or Android version, all you need is an Odin tool along the firmware tar and a PC with latest Samsung USB drivers installed on it.

You can also greet welcome to the new firmware using Samsung Kies, here we have posted a guide to update firmware via Kies on Sprint Galaxy S6 Edge G925P

Firmware details:

Device Name: Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge (Sprint)

Model: SM-G925P

Version: Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow

Build Number: G925PVPS4CQB1

Android Security Patch Level: 1 February, 2017

How to install Marshmallow G925PVPS4CQB1 on Sprint Galaxy S6 G925P via Odin

Disclaimer: Follow the guide on your own risk, the writer would not be responsible if you damage your device during the firmware installation process nor we are forcing you to perform the flashing process. Don’t proceed if you can’t follow the instructions carefully.

Pre-requisite:

Your device should be charged 70% at minimum to avoid shutting down during the process.

Enable USB Debugging. Go to Settings > Developer Options > Enable USB debugging

Install latest USB drivers for Samsung on PC. Download

Download the firmware from the link provided at the end of post.

Then extract the firmware file in a specific folder on your PC.