Four Steps to Rooting Your Samsung Galaxy J5 SM-J500NO

How To Root Samsung Galaxy J5 SM-J500NO

How to root the Samsung Galaxy J5 SM-J500NO

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-J500NO and enable USB debugging from the settings menu
Step 3) Connect your Samsung Galaxy J5 SM-J500NO to your computer via USB cable
Step 4) Run the One Click Root software and wait for the rooting process to be completed

The Samsung Galaxy J5 is a mid/low end smartphone from Samsung that offers enough hardware power to give you a mostly smooth experience for browsing the TouchWiz UX. Whilst the hardware in the J5 is limited in performance, the device is up to date when it comes to it’s software offering. The device has a cheaper build to other Samsung smartphones launched in 2015 but it still feels fairly stable in the hand and it’s a comfortable fit for all thanks to it’s reasonably sized 5 inch display.

If you’ve landed on this page, chances are you’re here to get your Samsung Galaxy J5 rooted. Fortunately for you, the root process we can provide you with is very easy to use, it’s quick and it’s 100% secure. If you’d like to root your smartphone safely and without any confusion then there really is no better place to do it. We can provide you with our One Click Root software which, as the name suggests, will be able to root your smartphone at the click of a button. All you need to do is follow the four setup steps above and you’ll be a click away from rooting in no time! Once your J5 has been rooted, make sure to head over to our blog to check out all of the useful ways you can make the most out of rooting.

The Samsung Galaxy J5 is leaning slightly more towards the low end side of things as opposed to the mid range level, but with that being said, the J5 doesn’t have poor performance and terribly low screen resolution like many other low end devices do. Instead, the J5 has a 5 inch display with a resolution of 720 x 1280 pixels and enough hardware to get through most tasks without much hassle. The J5 uses the cheaper Snapdragon 410 chipset – this is a quad core but at 1.2GHz, it’s performance is a lot less consistent than the 808 or the 810. The J5 also has 1.5GB of RAM, and when coupled together, the RAM and the SoC do a good job in most instances but you may notice occasional bad spots, especially when trying to use too many apps or utilities at once.

The J5 has a 2,600mAh battery capacity and for a 5 inch 720 x 1280 display device, we don’t see why that won’t last you at least a day’s worth of usage on one charge unless you’re using your phone for video games or lots of other battery draining tasks.