Four Steps to Rooting Your Samsung Galaxy J7 SM-J700H

How To Root Samsung Galaxy J7 SM-J700H

How to root the Samsung Galaxy J7 SM-J700H

Step 1) Download One Click Root and install it on your PC, Mac, or Linux computer
Step 2) Move to your Samsung Galaxy J7 SM-J700H and enable USB debugging from the settings menu
Step 3) Connect your Samsung Galaxy J7 SM-J700H to your computer via USB cable
Step 4) Run the One Click Root software and wait for the rooting process to be completed

Samsung launched a wide variety of different devices for Android in 2015, giving smartphone users a wide variety of different phones to choose from. One range of smartphones from Samsung that didn’t get as much attention as their main lineup is the J smartphones. In this article we’ll be sharing some information on the Samsung Galaxy J7, it’s hardware and software offering and also providing details on how the device can be rooted to gain extra benefits from it. This particular article will focus on the SM-J700H variant, which is a smartphone limited to South Africa, Pakistan and Vietnam and unlike other variants, it has no support for LTE.

If you would like to skip the device description and have come here to root your Samsung Galaxy J7, please read through the following paragraph. Unlike other places on the internet, we won’t offer a complicated guide for you to follow on your own. Instead, we’ve provided a simple step by step guide for setup and the rest of the work can be completed via our One Click Root software. As the name suggests our software can root your Galaxy J7 smartphone with the click of a button. Once your J7 is rooted you’ll be able to install root-only applications from the app store, delete unwanted pre-installed apps and bloatware from your network carrier and install a number of other utilities and system benefits.

The Samsung Galaxy J7 launched in 2015 as a first of it’s kind. Alongside the J5, the J7 was available for those looking for a stronger build quality over other mid-ranged devices. On top of having a sturdier build akin to the iPhone, the Galaxy J7 had a range of mid-range specifications that offered performance that was decent enough for most usage. The J7 is powered by a Snapdragon 615 hexa-core processor and it also has 1.5GB of RAM which is just about enough for a small amount of multitasking. The J7 also has a large 5.5 inch display with an on par resolution of 720 x 1280 pixels. At 5.5 inches, this resolution is on the border of being not quite enough but we wouldn’t consider it to be an eyesore. Powered by a 3,000mAh battery, the J7 also has enough battery life to get through at least one day’s worth of moderate usage before a charge is needed.

If you’re concerned about storage space on the J7 there’s some good news and some bad news. The bad news is that after system files, the J7 only has 11GB of available storage space for user access. The good news is that the J7 does support microSD cards.