Four Steps to Rooting Your Galaxy S3

How To Root Samsung Galaxy S3

How to Root the Samsung Galaxy S3

The Samsung Galaxy S3 is the world’s most popular Android device. Since 2012, the Galaxy S3 has dominated the marketplace. Even today, the phone is used by millions of Android users around the world.

But let’s be honest: even the biggest GS3 fan has to admit that their favorite smartphone is showing its age. That’s why more and more Galaxy S3 owners are choosing to root.
Rooting the Galaxy S3 opens up a world of new and exciting opportunities. You can install more apps than ever before. You can improve battery life. You can customize all corners of your device to make it feel like you just bought a brand new phone – even though you didn’t spend a dime.
Or maybe you’re just sick of the annoying Samsung bloatware and want to make more room on your device. Nobody really uses Samsung ChatON, do they?

In any case, your Samsung Galaxy S3 still has plenty of life left in it. The screen isn’t as sharp as some of the modern Android devices, but the 720×1280 resolution still looks pretty good. The Snapdragon S4 processor keeps up with most modern games and apps while the 1GB of RAM keeps the phone chugging along when multitasking.

Today, many S3 users are choosing the easy way to root: using One Click Root, even people who know virtually nothing about Android can enjoy the magical feeling of a rooted device.
Rooting your Galaxy S3 with One Click Root

One Click Root supports all popular versions of the Galaxy S3. Whether you’re rooting the Galaxy S3 in India, the United States, Canada, or Korea, the software has been specially designed to root most makes and models of the device. It’s also extensively tested to make sure the software will never run on an unsupported device.

Here are all of the Samsung Galaxy S3 models you can currently root with One Click Root: GT-I9300 (International), GT-I9305 (International), SGH-I747 (AT&T), SHV-E210K/K/S (Korea), SGH-T999 (T-Mobile), SGH-I747M (Canada), SGH-T999L/V (Canada), SCH,I535 (Verizon), SCH-S960L (Straight Talk), SCH-R530U (US Cellular), SCH-R530C (Cricket).

And here is the easy step-by-step guide you can follow to root your software using One Click Root:

Step 1) Download and install One Click Root
Step 2) Connect your GS3 to your PC using your standard micro-USB to USB cable
Step 3) Enable USB debugging on your GS3
Step 4) Run One Click Root by pressing Root and watch the software go to work

The software will take a few minutes to unlock root access on your device. After a few minutes, your phone will be booted up into the same homescreen with all of your apps and contact data preserved. The only difference will be that you now have root access to your phone
That’s when the real fun begins.

What To Do After Rooting your Samsung Galaxy S3

Once you’ve rooted your Galaxy S3, the real fun can begin. After rooting, you can enjoy a whole new world of apps and features. You can install ClockworkMod Recovery to instantly install the world’s best GS3 custom ROMs – including CyanogenMod.

You can also install Juice Defender, a powerful battery saving app that can add 2-3 hours onto your old GS3’s daily lifespan. Greenify also works well. It’s available for both rooted and unrooted devices, although it works best on rooted devices.

Feel like getting rid of TouchWiz? Install a new theme or a brand new custom ROM that rejuvenates your phone from the ground up. Remove every single piece of Samsung and Google bloatware and free up space on your hard drive for apps you actually want to use
More hard disk space, more battery life, better UI, and more apps…what more could you want from a 3+ year old phone? There’s never been a better time than now to try rooting your Galaxy S3. I mean, what do you have to lose?