Root Samsung Galaxy with Magisk Manager

Samsung Galaxy devices are the most used mobile smartphones and tablets in the world. They have a user friendly interface and they are available for reasonable prices. But the Android device system has several restrictions and blocks. Therefore, more users tend to root Samsung Galaxy with Magisk Manager. 

Anyone, anywhere, anytime can root Samsung Galaxy with Magisk Manager. This is because you need very less time and effort to install the application. Especially, process of rooting Samsung Galaxy with Magisk Manager requires a small space on the device. Moreover, the system less root access method used to root Samsung Galaxy with Magisk prevents device crashes and data loss. Learn more about Samsung Galaxy rooting with Magisk by visiting the Magisk Manager application. 

Root Samsung Galaxy with Magisk

What is Magisk Manager?

Magisk Manager is a rooting application developed by the well known APp developer Topjohnwu. This application is used to root Android devices that operate with the Android 4.2 and all later versions released up to date. Magisk users can root Samsung Galaxy with Magisk Manager securely. 

The download process is very easy and swift. Magisk Manager is a one in all package that can root Samsung Galaxy devices with Magisk and provide all other rooting services. Moreover, there are many Magisk Manager modules and Magisk Manager versions to give the best rooting service for Android users. 

Magisk Manager App Summary 

Name – Magisk Manager

Last updated – 8, October, 2020

Size – 1.85

Downloads – 50 000 000 +

Developer –  Topjohnnwu

Required Android version – 4.2 and above

Latest Samsung galaxy devices 

Some of the latest Samsung Galaxy devices that are most popular and well known are given below. You can carry on rooting Samsung galaxy with Magisk Manager with the most suitable version. 

  1. Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus. 
  2. Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra.  
  3. Samsung Galaxy S20.  
  4. Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus. 
  5. Samsung Galaxy Note 10. 
  6. Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra. 
  7. Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus. 
  8. Samsung Galaxy S10.

Features of Magisk Manager

  • Magisk Root – Magisk Root is the feature that carries out the secured rooting process. The system less root access method is used to root Android devices. And this feature of the Magisk Manager saves all the rooting alteration in partitions rather than on the original system files. 
  • Magisk Hide – This features in hiding all the rooted devices and the installed unsupported apps. The latest version of Magisk Manager has Magisk Hide in default and it can be customised. After you root Samsung Galaxy with Magisk, you can use Magisk Hide to cover up the rooting. 
  • Magisk Mount – Tempering the device partition is avoided with this Magisk Manager feature. More time is saved with the Magisk Mount feature because the device system is not highly affected. 
  • Magisk SU – The process to rooting Samsung Galaxy with Magisk becomes easier with Magisk SU. very less space and time is required. The installation and the rooting is done properly within a short period of time. This feature is also based on phh’s and CM superuser as well. 

How to root Samsung Galaxy with Magisk Manager?

Here are the simplest and the most effective steps Samsung Galaxy rooting with Magisk Manager. After a proper Magisk Manager app installation, you can carry out these simple steps. 

Step 1 – First unlock the bootloader of your Android device and begin the process to root Samsung Galaxy with Magisk Manager.

Step 2 – Next, install a reliable custom recovery such as the TWRP custom recovery on your Android device to root Samsung Galaxy Android device with Magisk Manager securely. 

Step 3 – Now convert the device into the custom recovery mode by booting the device. And then save the Magisk Manager zip file to your Android device to continue the rooting. 

Step 4 – Hit on the Magisk Manager Install button on the Android device. Now the Android device will start the procedure of safely rooting the Android device after pressing the install button. 

Step 5 – Locate the Magisk Manager zip files on the Magisk Manager application installed in the Android device.

Step 6 – Give confirmation to flash the Magisk Manager files and then to proceed the Magisk Manager rooting on the Android device. 

Step 7 – After the device flashing carry out a device reboot as a step to complete the rooting process of Samsung Galaxy with Magisk Manager. 

Step 8 – Finally you have successfully completed the process of Rooting Samsung Galaxy with Magisk Manager. 

Root Samsung Galaxy with Magisk Manager versions

These versions can be used to root Samsung Galaxy with Magisk Manager according to the compatible device model and the Android version. 

  • Magisk 14.3
  • Magisk 15.0
  • Magisk 15.1
  • Magisk 15.3
  • Magisk 15.4
  • Magisk 16.0
  • Magisk 16.1
  • Magisk 16.3
  • Magisk 16.4
  • Magisk 17.0
  • Magisk 17.1
  • Magisk 18.0
  • Magisk 18.1
  • Magisk 19.0
  • Magisk 19.1
  • Magisk 19.3
  • Magisk 19,4
  • Magisk 20.0
  • Magisk 20.2
  • Magisk 20.3
  • Magisk 20.4