Four Steps to Rooting Your LG G5 Verizon

How To Root LG G5 Verizon

How to root the LG G5 Verizon Marshmallow 6.0.1

Step 1) Download One Click Root and install it on your PC, Mac, or Linux computer
Step 2) Move to your LG G5 and enable USB debugging from the settings menu
Step 3) Connect your LG G5 to your computer via USB cable
Step 4) Run the One Click Root software and wait for the rooting process to be completed

The LG G5 is available on a variety of networks across the world. Currently, the Verizon version is on Marshmallow 6.0.1 and is available across the majority of the United States. In this article we’ll be talking about the LG G5 in general and will also be providing help for those looking to root the Verizon VS987 variant of the G5 smartphone. If you would like to root your LG G5 make sure to take a read through the information below.

In this root guide we will teach you how to use our One Click Root software which has been designed specifically to make the rooting process as simple as possible. Whilst there other alternative methods out there, this particular method is useful for rooting the device safely and securely. Not only is our rooting software 100% secure when it comes to protecting your LG G5’s system and important files, but it is also dozens of times easier than any other root method for the device and it’s much more convenient. If you would like to get started, either take a look at the video at the bottom of this article or read through and follow the step by step guide provided above. The written guide above will teach you how to setup your device and prepare the software. Once you’ve followed the four setup steps you’ll simply have to run the software and your G5 will be rooted automatically.

The LG G5 has a number of unique features available. Firstly, the G5 has a modular battery design that can be removed and replaced with other modules, including a physical camera module for better grip and physical control, a Hi-Fi module for better audio quality and more modules planned for the future. The LG G5 also has two front facing cameras that can be combined to create a wide angle photo. With one camera active, images will be shot with 16 megapixels, but the wide angle images that require both cameras will shoot with 8 megapixels. On the front, the LG G5 has a 8 megapixel front facing cam, perhaps one of the best we have seen in a while.

LG has dropped the display size down a little to make the LG G5 a bit more accessible, but with that being said it is still the largest mainstream flagship available in 2016 and at 5.3 inches in size there’s still plenty of room to play with. The 5.3 inch LG G5 display also has a resolution of 1440 x 2560 pixels to match the current trend in the Android space. The LG G5 has also had a slight battery downgrade – the standard battery has 2,800mAh to play with but the additional modules can add extra battery capacity.