Four Steps to Rooting Your HTC DROID DNA 6435lvw

How To Root HTC DROID DNA 6435lvw

How to root the HTC DROID DNA 6435lvw

Step 1) Download One Click Root and install it on your PC, Mac, or Linux computer
Step 2) Move to your HTC DROID DNA 6435lvw and enable USB debugging from the settings menu
Step 3) Connect your HTC DROID DNA 6435lvw to your computer via USB cable
Step 4) Run the One Click Root software and wait for the rooting process to be completed

Would you like to get your HTC Droid DNA 6435lvw rooted today? If you’d like to root your smartphone the easy way with no hassle, no risks and no confusion, feel free to try out our One Click Root software. Our software has been designed to make the rooting process as simple as possible. With one simple click of a button you’ll be able to get your HTC Droid DNA rooted and ready to go. All you’ll need to do to use our software is follow our simple step by step guide above and you’ll be on your way to rooting in no time. Once you have rooted your HTC Droid DNA you will be able to use a range of specific root-only apps, monitor your hardware performance, overclock your CPU and install a custom ROM that can improve the performance of your smartphone.

Before a 5 inch display was the norm for smartphones, the HTC Droid DNA released as one of the first phablets in 2012. The device had a number of great features at the time and it stood out as one of the best options for Android power users. Because of the outdated hardware the HTC Droid DNA no longer cuts it for providing power users with what they need in the present day, but the Droid DNA can now be picked up at a much cheaper price second or refurbished and it can work out great as a cheap device for basic tasks and web browsing.

Surprisingly the Snapdragon S4 Pro in the HTC Droid DNA uses a quadcore 1.5 GHz processor and an Adreno 320 GPU, so whilst it’s hardware can’t compare to flagships of today it can still battle it out against low end and even some mid range smartphones of the present day. The HTC Droid DNA also has 2GB of RAM which is more than enough for a entry level device these days. The biggest downside to the HTC Droid DNA is the small battery. With a capacity of 2,020mAh, you may struggle to get through the day if you plan to use the HTC Droid DNA as your daily driver. A battery capacity this size may have been manageable if it weren’t for the HTC Droid DNA’s large 5 inch display. Despite being launched in 2012, the 5 inch display on the Droid DNA still has an impressive 1080 x 1920 resolution.

We were a little disappointed with the OS offering on the HTC Droid DNA. Despite having enough hardware to manage Android 5.0 and 6.0 the Droid DNA is stuck with Android 4.2 Jelly Bean. The Droid DNA also runs an outdated version of the Sense UI (4) which we must admit is quite ugly to look at when compared to Android’s latest OS offerings.