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How to root any android phone in easy way


Hello readers, Today I will let you know about root. How to root your Android mobile without an computer. First thing I want to let you know it will cost you your mobile phones warranty and I am not responsible for if any damage or brick your phone during this process, But don't worry follow my instruction properly to avoid such things.


What is root? Root means you will be an full owner of your Android device you can use any ROM method to operate your device also you can adjust your processor's clock speed lowest to highest as per your convenient also you can customise lots of things like you can remove all the bloatware or defaults apps provided by company. The bad thing about root is just you will gonna lose your device warranty.There are so many ways to root your phone but I am telling you the simplest way to root your Android phone.

First you need to download the below apps from Google play store app called kingroot or kingoroot and also need a root checker app to check your device has been root or not and last will be supersu I am attaching some shots for your understanding. 


After installing all these apps you need open the kingroot app after opening the app you will get an circle in there will be written Root click that round shape button and wait till completions keep in mind this app will need an internet connection for same, Now your device has rooted, to check root has successfully done or not now you need root checker app to cross-check of it pop-up in green then you done with rooting process of getting something written in red then you have to go back and try the same procedure.

It's time to open super Su app to manage some manual things like remove factory installed apps etc.

Thanks for reading till the end do let me know in the comments if any concerns questions or suggestions. Also let me know if you guys guys want the video for same I do have YouTube channel MrAllRounder visit on same and do like and Subscribe my channel for more information.


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