On January 15th, 2019 Realme (Sub-brand of Oppo) announced that Realme users can now unlock the bootloader on their phone officially. And this means you can Root your Realme phones and you can also try custom ROMs & Recoveries. Rooting your phone allows you to modify your device as you want. It means it gives you full control over your phone. Rooting Realme 2 Pro is now very easy. It can be done in three simple steps. First, unlock the bootloader of your phone. Second, install TWRP recovery on your phone. And last flash the Magisk zip file using TWRP recovery to root your device. So follow the guide given below to Root Realme 2 Pro.
Unlock Bootloader of Realme 2 Pro
Nowadays all the Android smartphones come with locked bootloader out of the box. So to root or making any other system changes you need to unlock the bootloader. Unlocking Bootloader is easy on many Android phones but in Realme it’s lengthy but easy. Read how to unlock bootloader on Realme 2 Pro. Once you have unlocked the bootloader on Realme 2 pro you can install TWRP recovery.
Install TWRP Recovery on Realme 2 Pro
TWRP Recovery is now available, thanks to anabhi (Senior XDA Member) for early unofficial TWRP build.
Prerequisite
Download TWRP Recovery for Realme 2 Pro
Steps to Install TWRP Recovery
Install Magisk App and Root Realme 2 Pro
You have already installed Magisk.zip (using boot.img) on your phone. Now You have to just install the Magisk App to access the root on Realme 2 Pro. So now you can flash any zip file on your phone, but you need external storage like MicroSD or OTG. Because the phone is encrypted and so TWRP recovery cannot access internal storage. If you want to remove encryption the read this Guide to decrypt Realme 2 Pro. When the official TWRP Recovery will release for Realme 2 Pro we will update the method so you can root Realme 2 Pro using official TWRP recovery. That’s all for rooting guide! if you have any question you can ask using the comment section. More Guide on Root:
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