Kingo ROOT

KingoROOT is a client that gives you full control over your Android device by obtaining root privileges.

Functionality

Administrator rights become available, which is realized in practice without difficulties:

• no cable is required to connect the mobile device to a PC;
• tap on a special button to launch the proposed unlock option.

A relative disadvantage of Kingo ROOT is the fact that there is no translation of the interface into Russian, but this should not be considered a big problem. There is no need for a deep understanding of English here. Everything is intuitive. Basic knowledge of a foreign language is enough to understand how to get superuser rights. Activation of the application is a tap on the button located on the main screen. This is enough to obtain root rights, which can transfer the control of the device to another plane by adding new functions. Attention! If for some reason there is a need to refuse the obtained rights, it is easy to do. A cancel button is provided.

Installation features

When you use the app, KingoUser is installed. This is also a mobile client, the functionality of which is to distribute and restrict root permissions in relation to other Android programs. An additional function provided by this component is the removal of system applications, the need for which is questionable, which is associated with some negatives. It eats up memory and drains the battery faster. You should use this function with caution to avoid the possibility of failure in the operation of the mobile device.

Android version

Almost any Android mobile device is suitable for running Kingo ROOT. Even Gingerbread, which is an older firmware, will not be an obstacle to obtain root rights.

Conclusion

KingoROOT is a quick way to get superuser rights, it takes a few seconds, which correlates with the following positive points:

• giving up the installed administrator rights by tapping on the corresponding button;
• installation of an additional client that extends the application's capabilities (root distribution, uninstallation of system programs);
• working with older versions of Android.