TWRP Recovery official & unofficial build is now available and it means you can root your Max Pro M2 with ease. But before that, you have to take care of a few things like unlocking bootloader and installing a custom recovery. Let’s first see the specifications of Asus Zenfone Max Pro M2.
Max Pro M2 is of the best mid-range phones which just released in December 2018. The phone is powered by Snapdragon 660 SoC and 3/4/6 GB RAM options. It runs on Stock UI based on Android 8.1 OS. It comes with a 6.26-inch full HD+ Display with Corning Gorilla Glass 6 on top. Talking about cameras it has 12+5 MP dual rear camera and 13MP front Camera. To power up the device for long time the device is loaded with 5000mAh battery. As I mentioned earlier that to root the Phone first we have to unlock bootloader and then we need to install a Custom Recovery. So let’s begin with Prerequisite.
Prerequisite:
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Unlock Bootloader on Asus Zenfone Max Pro M2
Due to security reasons, Google introduced the bootloader a while ago. Out of the box, you will receive the phone with bootloader locked (unless you are buying an unlocked one). So this is a basic step required to root any Android device. But you don’t have to worry because the steps are simple and time-saving. This will void the warranty of your phone, but you can relock the bootloader whenever you want to recover warranty. That’s it! you have successfully unlocked the bootloader on Max Pro M2. Now you can Install TWRP Recovery and Root Max Pro M2.
Install TWRP Recovery and Root Asus Zenfone MaxPro M2
The second step after unlocking bootloader is installing a custom recovery and then root Max Pro M2. Here we are going to use TWRP Recovery. It’s an unofficial build and when an official will release we will update it. Your Asus Zenfone Max Pro M2 is now rooted successfully. Now you can try custom ROM’s, themes and many other customizations. This process is a bit tough than the usual one because of the unofficial TWRP recovery but when the official TWRP will available it is going to be easier. So I will suggest to the user who has no experience in rooting should wait for the TWRP official build. Related Contents:
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I hope this guide is helpful to you and now you can use the advantages of rooting.
