If you can’t use root only apps or want to install a custom ROM, the first step is to root the Gionee S6 Pro. We would suggest putting aside 2-3 hours to root your Gionee S6 Pro, especially if this is your first time rooting. If you’ve rooted smartphones before, you should be familiar with the methods listed below. Before you continue with the steps listed in this guide; you acknowledge and accept that any damage to your phone caused by your attempts to root your phone is your own responsibility. Appuals, the (author) and our affiliates will not be responsible for a bricked device, dead SD Card, or anything to do with your phone. If you don’t know what you’re doing; please research and If you do not feel comfortable with the steps, then DO NOT PROCEED. Before getting started, here are a few preparation tips:
Make sure you have a PC or Windows laptop and a USB data cable at handBackup all of your Gionee S6 Pro data to the cloud – You will need to factory reset your device!Follow all of the steps carefully
Step 1: Prepare Custom Recovery
Before you can root the Gionee S6 Pro you must install a custom recovery. This first step will help you to do this. To begin with there are a number of drivers and files you must download. Credit goes to XDA member qwerfaseeh for this method and the related files.. We’ll provide a step-by-step guide below so that you can prepare all of the necessary files correctly. Follow the steps carefully.
Step 2: Prepare For Root
Now that your Gionee S6 Pro has a custom recovery, you will be able to root your smartphone. Carefully follow the steps below to root your S6 Pro correctly. IMPORTANT: Before starting this step, backup all of your important files and photos by using a free cloud service such as Google Drive. You will have to factory reset your Gionee S6 Pro so make sure all important files are saved elsewhere.
Your Gionee S6 Pro will now be rooted – if you’re unsure about any of the steps listed in this article, make sure to read through it slowly – it’s very important not to make any mistakes.
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