Free, direct downloads of official stock firmware for the Samsung Galaxy Note5 (model code SM-N920G) in the PSN region. Pick a build to update, repair, or unbrick your device with the Odin tool.
Samsung Galaxy Note5 (SM-N920G) — PSN
Released 2015, August 1
171g, 7.6mm thickness
Android 5.1.1, up to 7.0
32GB/64GB/128GB storage, no card slot, no card slot
Samsung Galaxy Note5 Released 2015, August | 171g, 7.6mm thickness | Android 5.1.1, up to 7.0 | 32GB/64GB/128GB storage, no card slot | Super AMOLED | 16 MP, f/1.9, 28mm (wide), 1/2.6", 1.12µm, AF, OIS | Li-Po 3000 mAh, non-removable
Samsung Galaxy Note5 Network Specifications
Detailed Network specifications for the Samsung Galaxy Note5:
16 MP, f/1.9, 28mm (wide), 1/2.6", 1.12µm, AF, OIS
PSN Region Firmware Info
PSN - Argentina
Personal
A CSC (Consumer Software Customization) code ties a Samsung firmware build to the country and carrier it was released for, controlling branding, available languages and which OTA updates a device receives. The PSN code is used in Argentina by Personal, with one Samsung Galaxy Note5 firmware version known so far.
Samsung Galaxy Note5 PSN Firmware Archive
Official Samsung Galaxy Note5 firmware for the Argentina PSN region, including BL, AP, CP, CSC and HOME_CSC packages for Odin flashing.
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Samsung Galaxy Note5 Combination & Special Files
Combination and service files for the Samsung Galaxy Note5 (SM-N920G) — authorized repair, FRP reset after service, and diagnostics.
Device Mobile
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Bit - SW REV
FA
Change list
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PSN Firmware FAQ
Which carriers use the PSN CSC on the Samsung Galaxy Note5?+
The PSN CSC is used by Personal in Argentina. Flash the PSN firmware only if your device was sold through one of these carriers.
How many Samsung Galaxy Note5 firmware versions are available for the PSN region?+
Currently one known Samsung Galaxy Note5 firmware version is available for the PSN (Argentina) region.
How is the PSN CSC different from other region codes?+
Samsung ties every firmware build to one of roughly 599 CSC (Consumer Software Customization) codes, each tied to a specific country and carrier. PSN is the code for Argentina (Personal) — flashing a different CSC can change your carrier branding, available languages and which OTA updates you receive.