Odin3 v3.07 is a mid 2012 build of the Odin flash tool, and you’ll still find it named in a lot of older Galaxy guides.
It’s also tiny. The whole ZIP is about 355 KB.
Older version
Odin3 v3.07
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| File | Odin3-v3.07.zip |
|---|---|
| Size | 355 KB / 355,069 bytes |
| Build | Version resource 3.00, compiled May 30, 2012 |
| Executable header | 32-bit Windows; minimum subsystem 5.0 |
| Archive contents | Odin3 v3.07.exe, Odin3.ini, README.txt |
| .lz4 firmware | Not supported |
e87fad4a5b045661fe256c1a537f0640ca05fa2a6cc519450beba57d1b628e51This ZIP is hosted on getodintool.com. Compare the SHA-256 checksum after downloading.
What’s different in Odin3 v3.07
The version resource just says 3.00, so the compile date is the better clue. It reads May 30, 2012. This is the first build in our archive with the Nand Erase All and T Flash options.
The slots are Bootloader, PDA, Phone, CSC and UMS, plus PIT. Unlike v3.04 and v3.06, it runs as a single exe without the extra tmax.dll and zlib.dll files.
Before you open Odin3 v3.07
The ZIP is tiny, just 355 KB. Extract it and keep Odin3.ini next to the exe so the program starts with its default settings.
Compare the SHA-256 to check that you downloaded the copy listed here. A match does not establish that the program is safe. Keep Windows security checks enabled and review any SmartScreen warning before opening it.
The minimum subsystem version is a file-header value. I cannot confirm Windows 10 or 11 compatibility from that field alone. Check Samsung’s USB driver separately.
When to use Odin3 v3.07
Only use v3.07 for an older Galaxy device when the guide you’re following names this version. It can’t read .lz4 images, so current firmware won’t load.
Be careful with Nand Erase All. It wipes the phone’s storage, so leave it unticked unless your guide clearly tells you to tick it.
If a guide mentions the PDA slot, that’s what newer builds call AP. Apart from that, the steps in my Odin tutorial work the same here.
Flashing an older Galaxy and not sure v3.07 is right? Share your model number and the firmware file name through the contact page, and I’ll help you out.