List of AICP 13.1 Supported device [Android Ice Cold Project 13.1 Review]

Android is the most popular and widely used mobile operating system globally due to its open-source nature and customizability options. But custom firmware is all about more customizations. Here we’ve shared a List of AICP 16.1 (Android 11) Supported devices and Downloads for all the compatible devices you can install now. Custom ROM is all about wide-range of customizations than a Stock ROM.

Although Custom Firmware may cause performance or app compatibility issues in some scenarios, many Android customization lovers are focused on it. Not only can users customize a whole device interface such as themes, icons, fonts, status bar, lock screen, gestures, navigation bar, quick shortcut tile, power menu, boot menu, widgets, visualizers, and more, but they also can get a stable & smooth experience in day-to-day usage.

Note that installing custom firmware on an Android device requires an unlocked bootloader to jump into the process. Additionally, you’ll require a custom recovery menu installed on the handset to load and flash the third-party aftermarket firmware quite easily. Now, you may ask whether AICP ROM is good enough to use on a primary device as a daily driver. Well, take a quick look below.

What’s AICP ROM?

AICP (Android Ice Cold Project) started way back in 2012 and it becomes one of the oldest as well as widely used ROMs to date. Until Android Lollipop, the ROM was based on AOKP. But AOKP has stopped the development process and AICP has changed the base to CyanogenMod (LineageOS). Then it changed to be based on the ‘Ground Zero Open Source Project’ (GZOSP) for Android Pie.

Next, AICP has changed again for Android 10-11 with a base of AOSP repositories and some additions from LineageOS for device-specific repositories. So, if you find any bug or issue with this ROM then make sure to report it to the AICP developers. AICP offers a lot of customizations as well as substratum support to the devices. Additionally, it offers Magisk pre-installed so you don’t need to re-flash Magisk while updating via OTA.

Features of Android Ice Cold Project 13.1 (AICP 13.1):

To be honest, one can estimate the efficiency of the AICP 13.1 ROM from the plethora of features it brings forth. Here check it out for yourself.

-Add GMS to battery optimization
- Adjust number of notifications on Lockscreen/volume dialog timeout
- Advanced reboot
- Aicp Extras app for customizations and beyond
- AICP Logo in Stausbar
- Allow more time steps to 'Do not disturb'
- Automatic speakerphone by checking Proximity (Dialer)
- Battery bar with color change & animation on charge
- Bootanimation changer
- Bluetooth battery level display for external devices
- Brightness Icon and position settings/slider
- Charging sounds: Add option to use default charging sound
- Cpu info overlay
- Current Charging status on Lockscreen
- Custom App opening/closing Animations/Carrier Label/QS headers/volume step count
- Customize Night mode brightness settings
- Disable lockscreen media art
- Double tap to sleep on lockscreen
- DT2S on navbar (for smartbar)
- DT2S on status bar
- DUI Fling/Pulse sound EQ/Smartbar/Stock navbar option   
- Enhanced Changelog in Aicp Extras
- Enhanced QS tile for Hotspot (longpress for Tethering options)
- File persistence on "hosts" file between flashes
- Fingerprint authentication vibration/on reboot/scrolling 
- Flip to Mute/Reject Call
- Headphones icon switch
- Hide Magisk Manager / SuperSU from Settings, if it is uninstalled
- Installed Apps: show link to Google Playstore
- Integrated OTA-Update App in Aicp Extras
- Launch music player when headset is connected
- Lockscreen Shortcuts
- Membar in recents (default and in SlimRecents)
- Network traffic in status bar
- Notification Light
- OmniJaws (QS weather & weather in statusbar)
- Partial screenshot
- Power menu and dialogs transparency/on lock screen hide
- Power/reboot dialogs dim amount
- QS footer warnings/switchable for location/Tiles Columns
- QS tile for Ambient Display/music playback/Night mode/visibility
- QS Tiles- AicpExtras, disable music track, sync, caffeine, PIP, nfc, sound, usb, system language, ime selector, usb tether, screenshot, flashlight, compass 
- Quick settings fast pull down/disable on lockscreen
- Quick settings 
- Reset Battery Stats
- ROM Stats
- Screen Record
- Screenshot sound toggle
- Scrolling Cache
- Selinux mode switch
- Set start/end-colour of Pulse
- Silent Mode
- Slim Recents: allow to adjustment of round corners for cards
- SlimRecents with tweaks like App side bar display
- Small QS Tiles (scrollable)
- Smartbar: Pixel Button Animatiom
- SmartBar: show arrows for next/previous track when playing audio
- Statusbar AICP logo/Ticker for notifications and music title/temperature
- Suspend actions
- Swap volume buttons
- System app remover
- SystemUI theme (qs, power menu, navbar, volume dialog)
- Unlink Notification Volume
- Toggle to make Volume buttons change Music volume, not phone
- Volume Steps/dialog stroke settings/icon/transparency/rocker music control
- VoLte
- Weather settings for Lockscreen/statusbar headers with icon support (in Aicp Extras)

Download AICP 13.1:

Here is the active download link for all the devices that support the current version of AICP. You can find them all in one place. Also, we have mentioned the links to specific popular devices above. Check that out too.

All AICP 13.1 Supported Devices:

How To Install AICP 13.1 For All Devices:

Before flashing this custom ROM on any device,

Pre-Requisite

• Take a full backup of your device data.
• Charge your device up to 90% before flashing
• Only use the respective ROM for the exclusive device it is meant for.
• You have to do full wipe of your device before flashing
• avoid restoring system apps and data with Titanium Backup as this can cause stability issues.
• GetDroidTips won’t be responsible for any issues that may occur with your device upon installing this ROM.

Steps To Install AICP 13.1:

Step-1 Download the ROM and GApps and

Step-2 transfer them to your device.

Step-3 Connect your device to the PC

Step-4 Boot to recovery with TWRP.

Step-5 Wipe the System, Cache, Data and ART/Dalvik cache.

Step-6  Flash the ROM Zip file.

Step-7 After that flash the GApps (It is optional, needed for e.g. Google Play store to work).

Step-8  Flash the root solution of your choice (optional).

Step-9 Reboot your device.

Screenshots of AICP 13.1:

Here are some screenshots of the working AICP latest version 13.1. It looks cool and efficient in all terms.

Steps to Install AICP 16.1 (Android 11) on Android Devices

Before jumping into the flashing steps, check out all the requirements properly.

Pre-Requirements:

1. Unlock the bootloader on your handset first.
2. Create a complete data backup of your Android device.
3. Grab Android SDK and Platform Tools on your PC.
4. Your device should have installed a custom recovery like TWRP Recovery to flash the ROM file.
5. You’ll also require a GApps package if you want to use Google apps on your device.
6. If you’re interested in rooting, then you should get Magisk.
7. A PC and a USB cable are required.
8. Keep your device charged sufficiently (over 50%).

Download Links:

• Android SDK and Platform Tools
• AICP 16.1 Download
• GApps package

Instructions to Install

• First, connect your device to a PC and transfer the downloaded ROM, and GApps package to your device. If you want, transfer the Magisk file too.
• Now, boot your device into the TWRP recovery menu.
• Then head over to Wipe > Select System, Vendor, Data, Cache, and Dalvik Cache. Make sure to swipe to the right to confirm the wipe process.
• Go back to the TWRP main menu again > Tap on Install.
• Select the AICP 16.1 file for your device that you’ve downloaded and transferred.
• Now, swipe to the right to start flashing it on your handset.
• Wait for the process to complete the firmware flashing.
• Once done, go back to the TWRP main menu > Select Install again.
• Next, select the GApps package, and swipe to the right to flash it.
• Wait for the GApps package to be installed.
• Finally, select Reboot and select System. [If you want to install Magisk, then tap on Recovery]
• Your device will take some time to boot into the AICP. Please wait for it.
• Go through the initial setup process, and you’re done.
• Enjoy!

That’s it, guys. We assume this guide was helpful to you. For further queries, you can comment below.