Four Steps to Unlocking Your Samsung Galaxy Note 3 neo SM-N7505

How To Unlock Samsung Galaxy Note 3 neo SM-N7505

How to root the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 neo SM-N7505

Step 1) Download One Click Root and install it on your PC, Mac, or Linux computer
Step 2) Move to your Samsung Galaxy Note 3 neo SM-N7505 and enable USB debugging from the settings menu
Step 3) Connect your Samsung Galaxy Note 3 neo SM-N7505 to your computer via USB cable
Step 4) Run the One Click Root software and wait for the rooting process to be completed

Did you know that Samsung has their own mid range Galaxy Note range? The Samsung Galaxy Note 3 Neo falls straight into that range and offers a range of Note-worthy features at a more reasonable price point. This particular model of the Galaxy Note 3 Neo, the SM-N7505, is considered to be the LTE+ version, whereas other versions are limited to 3G network usage. If you’re looking to get the most up-to-date Note experience at a low cost then we think that this may be the best option for you.

If you already own the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 Neo and you would like to get it rooted, you’ve come to the right spot. This guide will help you to root your Note 3 Neo carefully and with ease. Unlike other methods available on the internet, our One Click Root method will allow you to automate the majority of the rooting process via our secure software. Our software will ensure that your smartphone files and operating system is safe whilst the root process completes almost automatically. There are really no other alternatives to one click root methods if speed, convenience and safety are important to you. To get started simply follow the step by step guide provided above.

If you’re on the fence about buying the Galaxy Note 3 Neo, then read on. Below we’ve provided some basic information about the device so that you can make an informed purchasing decision.

The Samsung Galaxy Note 3 Neo has a 5.5 inch display that sits proudly among the other Galaxy Note devices. Whilst the Note 3 Neo does have a large display, it’s resolution is just 720 x 1280 pixels so if you’re looking for that absolute HD experience on such a large display, you may need to up your budget. Other areas of the Note 3 Neo have also taken a hit to help reduce the overall pricing. For example, the camera on the Note 3 Neo primary camera has been downgraded to an 8 megapixel sensor and the Exynos octa core has been replaced with a mid-ranged hexa core. We’re pretty surprised at the performance of Samsung’s mid-range chip though, and by coupling it with 2GB of RAM Samsung ensures that the device runs smoothly in most scenarios.

The TouchWiz and Note software features on the Note 3 Neo can be quite power draining but for the most part the Neo deals with the OS without breaking a sweat.