Write this down. You cannot flash firmware meant for a different hardware revision.
ZTE continues to support the MC7010 with periodic updates, especially as 5G Standalone (SA) networks mature. Look for upcoming features like: Zte Mc7010 Firmware
If your MC7010 is more than 18 months old and hasn’t received an update, contact your ISP—they may have ceased support, and it might be time to consider a newer model like the MC7010 Pro or MC8890. Write this down
Flashing firmware over modified settings can cause bugs. Go to System > Backup & Restore and perform a factory reset. (Note: This will erase your Wi-Fi names and passwords). ZTE continues to support the MC7010 with periodic
Manual flashing is a last resort—for example, when your device is stuck in a boot loop or downgrading to unlock features.
ZTE released the MC7010 in 2020. As of 2025, it is nearing end-of-life for major updates.
Before abandoning the MC7010, ensure you have the final firmware version stored locally. Once ZTE removes it from their servers, it becomes abandonware.