Browse and pick a device package

Before renting a device, you need to know your options. The Rental page is where every Android cloud device package xCloudPhone currently sells is listed, along with pricing, specs, and feature tags.

Open the Rental page

Or click Rental in the main dashboard menu.

The page shows a grid of package cards. Each card is a standalone package with fixed specs and pricing.

What a package card shows

Every card surfaces enough information to compare packages without opening details:

Package name and thumbnail for quick identification.
CPU and RAM — the raw horsepower of the virtual device.
Storage — how much room you get for apps and data.
Android version — critical for apps that only run on newer Android.
Display resolution of the virtual device (e.g. 720p, 1080p).
Root — whether the package ships with root access.
Device info reset — whether you can reset the device fingerprint (IMEI, Android ID, etc.) to look like a brand-new phone.
Extendable — whether the package supports renewing before expiry.
Free hours — bonus hours bundled with the package (if any).

If you need to make the device look "factory fresh" (for account farming, multi-profile workflows, etc.), pick a package tagged Device info reset. Packages without this flag keep the same device fingerprint for the entire rental.

Filters and search

When the catalog is long, use the filters at the top to narrow it down:

Android version: filter by Android 11, 12, 13, or 14.
RAM: set a minimum RAM tier (e.g. 2GB, 4GB, 6GB).
Root: show only rooted packages, or only non-rooted.
Device info reset: only show packages that allow fingerprint reset.

There is also a search box for typing the package name. Typing "Pro" will surface every package whose name contains "Pro".

Filters stack. Try "Android 12 + 4GB RAM + root" to find exactly the device that matches your use case.

Four price tiers and the HOT badge

Every package shows four prices for four rental durations:

Duration	When to pick
1 hour	Quick test, short task
1 day	One to two days of usage
7 days	A week of work
30 days	Long-term, cheapest by far

The 30-day tier is usually flagged with a HOT badge — when normalized to an hourly rate, it is the cheapest option, often 40-50% cheaper than renting hour by hour.

The fancier the package (larger RAM, newer Android, root included), the higher the price. Open the Balance section in the header before checking out to make sure your wallet covers the bill.

On mobile

When you open the Rental page on a phone or tablet, the layout shifts to a mobile-optimized view:

A short hero section at the top introduces the service.
Filters live in a bottom sheet — swipe up or tap the filter button to open them.
Package cards stack vertically and are easy to scroll and tap.

All actions — picking a package, comparing prices, applying filters — work the same as on desktop, just with a different layout.

Once you've picked a package

When you find a package you like, click the price corresponding to the duration you want (1h / 1d / 7d / 30d) on the card. A configuration dialog opens where you choose quantity, voucher, and payment — the next article walks through those steps in detail.