Four Steps to Rooting Your Galaxy S6

How To Root Samsung Galaxy S6

How to Root the Samsung Galaxy S6

The Samsung Galaxy S6 is Samsung’s newest member of the Galaxy S lineup. Featuring the best specs ever seen on a Samsung smartphone, the S6 is an impressive sight to behold.
There are a few different qualities that make the S6 special. First, you’ve got the 1440×2560 pixel screen with a stunning 577 ppi pixel density. That screen is truly magical to look at – just ask any Galaxy S6 owner. Or, look at a comparison of the Galaxy S6 beside an iPhone 6. It’s not even fair.

Other notable specs include 3GB of RAM, up to 128GB internal storage, and a spectacular 16MP camera with auto HDR (just like the iPhone).

The Samsung Galaxy S lineup has always had good cameras. One place where the S5 really lagged behind, however, was in low-light shots. Samsung heard those criticisms and specifically built the S6 to function better in low light environments. Auto HDR makes pictures look amazing – even if you’re in a dark room or if some parts of the picture are shaded and others are in sunlight.
Anyways, to make a long story short: the Galaxy S6 is an undoubtedly amazing smartphone.
But it could be better.

Rooting your Galaxy S6 turns your mere smartphone into a powerful superphone. You can boost battery life and remove all of the 56 unwanted bloatware apps that come preinstalled on the S6’s hard drive
And thanks to One Click Root, you can root the Galaxy S6 with very little effort.

Rooting the Samsung Galaxy S6 with One Click Root

Rooting with One Click Root is easy. It takes just 5 minutes or less. If you hurry, it shouldn’t take more than 60 seconds. In just four steps, you can take your Galaxy S6 from being restricted and locked down to open, free, and rooted:

Step 1) Download and install One Click Root
Step 2) Connect your GS6 to your PC using your standard micro-USB to USB cable
Step 3) Enable USB debugging on your GS6
Step 4) Run One Click Root by pressing Root and watch the software go to work

One Click Root will spend a few minutes rebooting your device and running all necessary scripts. After a few minutes, the software will reboot your phone back onto the homescreen. At first glance, you might think the homescreen is exactly the same as it was before. That’s only partly true: your apps, wallpaper, and personal data is all still on the phone. But you now have root access to the core files of your device.

One of the best parts about using One Click Root is that it’s guaranteed to work. The 100% satisfaction guarantee means users can enjoy the software without worrying about bricking their fancy new Galaxy S6.

Basically, One Click Root won’t run if it detects an incompatible device or an incorrect version of Android. This means you’ll never be left with a brick of a phone.

What To Do After Rooting Your Samsung Galaxy S6

After rooting your Galaxy S6, you can start enjoying world-class performance and battery life. A rooted Galaxy S6 might be the most powerful Android smartphone you can own today.
After rooting, you can install battery-saving apps like Juice Defender and Greenify. You can uninstall all of the annoying Samsung bloatware that comes preinstalled on your device (there’s a total of 56 applications preinstalled on every Galaxy S6).

One of the most popular reasons to root a brand new Android smartphone like the Galaxy S6 is to get rid of a controversial UI like TouchWiz. The S6’s version of TouchWiz (made with Android 5.0 in mind) is the best version of TouchWiz ever made.

Still, some users don’t like it for nothing else but the name. You can root your device and install a new skin. Or, go a step further and install a new custom ROM.
You can also boost performance by underclocking your CPU – something you definitely cannot do on a non-rooted Android device. Or, if you want to squeeze extra performance out of your Galaxy S6, you can safely overclock it.

Best of all, this entire process is perfectly safe and easy. Root your device in 5 minutes or less and enjoy a 100% satisfaction guarantee. If One Click Root doesn’t work for any reason, you can instantly request a refund.