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3 Ways to Root the Samsung Galaxy A80

The Samsung Galaxy A80 was Samsung’s attempt at manufacturing a smartphone without a notch or a camera cut-out. Samsung’s experimented with motorized cameras, with the hope of it being a panacea to the challenge of having a clean smartphone display. Although it didn’t totally meet up to expectation, it still made it’s way to the consumer market.

The fact that you are reading this article, is a pointer to that you’ve already purchased the Samsung Galaxy A80 and whishes to increase your privileges on the software via Rooting. In this article, we’ll explore the 3 best methods to root the Samsung Galaxy A80 smartphone.

There are prerequisites you need to meet before you jump to rooting your Samsung Galaxy A80 device. The most important of those prerequisites is unlocking the bootloader of your device. Others include having a fully charged device and also a data backup in case of data loss. The procedure to unlocking the bootloader of the Samsung Galaxy A80 is outlined below:

How To Unlock The Bootloader Of The Samsung Galaxy A80

A Bootloader is a command that kicks off every time you boot your smartphones, it enables the proper functioning of your operating system. Most OEMs utilized this piece of command to hinder enthusiasts from gaining root access on their smartphones. However, there is a method you can employ to unlocking the bootloader of your Samsung Galaxy A80 device, which will, in turn, allow you to root. The steps are outlined below:

  1. Backup the data stored on your Samsung Galaxy A80 device
  2. On your device, navigate through Settings>> About device
  3. Continous tap on Build Number until you get the notice that developers option has been enabled
  4. Navigate through Settings>>Developer options>> Enable OEM Unlock
  5. Factory reset your smartphone when prompted
  6. Reboot your device
  7. Proceed to root your smartphone with the methods provided below

How To Root The Samsung Galaxy A80 Using KingRoot

I chose to mention the KingRoot method first because it’s one of the most stress-free methods for rooting any smartphone. It process here is pretty simple. Its a one-click root system, that is void of complexity. The steps to using the Kingroot App to root your Samsung Galaxy A80 are outlined below:

  1. Download the Kingroot App
  2. Install and launch the app on your device
  3. Hit the root button
  4. Wait for Root process to complete
  5. Reboot your device

How To Root The Samsung Galaxy A80 Using One-click Root

Although not as seamless as the Kingroot App method, One-click root is yet another one-click root system you should consider when rooting your Samsung Galaxy A80 smartphone. The steps are outlined below:

  1. Download the One-click Root App to your computer
  2. Connect your Samsung Galaxy A80 to your computer using a USB cable
  3. Launch the One-click root app on your computer
  4. Wait for your device to get detected
  5. Click on the “Root Now” button to initiate the root process.
  6. Wait for the root process to complete
  7. Disconnect your smartphone
  8. Reboot

How To Root The Samsung Galaxy A80 Using Root Genius

Root Genius is another PC app that lets users Root their smartphones using their PC. Thankfully, this app can be used to root the Samsung Galaxy A80. The procedure is pretty much identical to that of the Samsung Galaxy A80. The procedures are outlined below:

  1. Download the Root Genius App to your computer
  2. Connect your Samsung Galaxy A80 to your computer using a USB cable
  3. Launch the One-click root app on your computer
  4. Wait for your device to get detected
  5. Click on the “Root It” button to initiate the root process.
  6. Wait for the root process to complete
  7. Disconnect your smartphone
  8. Reboot

Wrapping it Up:

There you have it – a comprehensive article on the three easy ways to root the Samsung Galaxy A80. I hope this article simplified the whole process for you. However, if you have any questions as regards this tutorial, feel free to drop them in the comment section below.

Alexis Daudu

Tech Enthusiast, Python coder, Physicists, and a freak around cameras.

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