Four Steps to Rooting Your Samsung Galaxy J7 SM-J700M

How To Root Samsung Galaxy J7 SM-J700M

How to root the Samsung Galaxy J7 SM-J700M

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-J700M and enable USB debugging from the settings menu
Step 3) Connect your Samsung Galaxy J7 SM-J700M to your computer via USB cable
Step 4) Run the One Click Root software and wait for the rooting process to be completed

With 2015 being a big year for Samsung’s new flagship range, a lot of focus was taken off of other areas of Samsung’s smartphone business. Reasonably decent devices such as the Samsung Galaxy J7 slipped through the cracks, almost unnoticed. If you own the J7 then you’ll know that the device has a lot to offer for a mid-ranger and unlike other mid ranged devices, there isn’t a single aspect that has been terribly stripped down to reduce costs. Instead, everything on the J7 has been brought to an even level to give users the real mid-range experience. The SM-J700M variant is the device used for parts of Latin America.

If you own the Samsung Galaxy J7 or will do in the future and would like to root the device, feel free to read through our step by step guide provided above. This guide will take you through the steps needs to begin the rooting process via our One Click Root software. Unlike other options for rooting, our software makes sure that your device is 100% safe and your OS and system files are secure. The rooting process via our software is also incredibly straightforward. Once set up, it really is as easy as clicking a button! Everything else is automated. Rooting your J7 will open up your device to a world of new features. You’ll be able to install a range of new applications from the Google Play Store that require access, you’ll be able to find tools to further customize your device UI and it’s overall performance and you’ll even be able to install custom ROMs that can completely switch up the Android OS experience.

The Latin American variant of the Samsung Galaxy J7 comes with the Exynos 7580 Octa core chipset. Whilst not as powerful as Samsung’s latest and greatest SoCs, the 7580 offers a great balance of performance and power saving and it does a great job at running TouchWiz UX without any issues. Besides the Exynos chipset, the J7 also uses 1.5GB of RAM and has 16GB of internal storage. After OS and initial application files, the available storage on the J7 sits at 11GB straight from the box. If you run out of space on the J7 you can increase it’s available storage space by using a microSD card in the provided card slot.

Whilst for the most part the J7 has very middle-of-the-road specifications, the device does have a decent 13 megapixel camera that can produce some impressive results for a mid ranger. The J7 also has a 3,000mAh battery capacity which is more than enough for a good amount of usage each day.