Four Steps to Rooting Your Samsung Galaxy J5 SM-J500H

How To Root Samsung Galaxy J5 SM-J500H

How to root the Samsung Galaxy J5 SM-J500H

Step 1) Download One Click Root and install it on your PC, Mac, or Linux computer
Step 2) Move to your Samsung Galaxy J5 SM-J500H and enable USB debugging from the settings menu
Step 3) Connect your Samsung Galaxy J5 SM-J500H to your computer via USB cable
Step 4) Run the One Click Root software and wait for the rooting process to be completed

In 2015, Samsung launched the Galaxy J5 as a mid to low range smartphone. The device offers a very affordable price tag for those on a budget, a smaller display and less powerful hardware than most other smartphones available, and a slightly cheaper build quality. However, the J5 still has enough hardware power to be a worthy purchase for those who can’t splash out on a brand new Galaxy S7. If you own the Samsung Galaxy J5 JM-J500H, chances are you already know quite a lot about your own device so if you’ve made it to this page, you’re probably here to root your smartphone. If you would like to root your Galaxy J5, please read through the guide below.

To root the Samsung Galaxy J5 via our service  you will first need to follow the step by step guide that has been posted above. This guide will take you through the steps you’ll need to prepare your device for use with our One Click Root software. Once everything has been set up, it really will take a single click of a button to begin the automated root process. After this point you’ll be able to sit back and watch the magic happen. Other rooting methods require you to do a lot of work for yourself and this can often become confusing and stressful, especially when a mistake can cause potential issues to your device. Our option offers peace of mind because it’s very straightforward, it’s quick and your device will be completely safe and secure.

The Samsung Galaxy J5 features a 5 inch display with a resolution of 720 x 1280 pixels. This display offers a reasonable experience for basic web browsing, internet usage or UI navigation. Watching the odd video on the J5 can be enjoyable too but if you’re used to full HD or higher resolution then you may find it hard to sit through a whole film whilst using this display. On the inside the Samsung Galaxy J5 is powered by the Snapdragon 410 chipset. There are a number of slightly more expensive SoCs like the Snapdragon 615 that offer much better performance than the 410, but the latest 400 series chip from Qualcomm still offers a decent level of performance. For most cases, the TouchWiz UX is smooth and runs without any issues on the J5 but there are the occasional jitters in performance, especially when a large number of apps and utilities are being used at once. This comes down to the fact that the Samsung Galaxy J5 only has 1.5GB of RAM – a perfect amount for basic smartphone usage but not quite enough for power-user level multitasking.