Kingroot just released a new version of their one-click root app to version 4.8.0, the latest version is said to be able to root most devices running on lollipop OS.

So... if you've been looking for a way to root your lollipop device, Kingroot V4.8 is the app to try out now, you have nothing to lose. Kingroot root requires an active internet to root your device successfully, although some people claims otherwise.

FAQs and Answers

What is Kingroot?
Kingroot is an app that allows you to root your Android device with just one click. Simply download and install the application on your device > launch > tap on the big green button in the landing page > wait for a minute or so > Rooted!

Does it need internet connection?
Yes! Although, some people claims that they've rooted countless numbers of devices with Kingroot without an internet connection. However it works for you, enjoy.

How do i replace the Kinguser app with Super Su?

Apparently, replacing the Kinguser app Super Su was impossible in the previous version. Fortunately,users can now replace it with Super Su and also get rid of the apps that might have been installed during the rooting process. To do this, follow the instructions below;

Download and install SuperSu-Me from here
Once the application is installed, launch it.
When launched, it'll request for Root permission, click on 'Allow' to continue
Once SuperSu-Me is fully launched, you'll see a large blue circle with an Android robot just like the one in Kingroot
Now, tap on the Android circle to begin the replacing process (This may take up to 30-50 seconds)
Once the process is completed, SuperSu will launch automatically
You'll then notice that Kinguser and every other apps that were installed on your device by Kingroot are no longer in your app drawer, and SuperSu installed.

You can then go ahead to verify that SuperSu is working perfectly by installing any Root checker app.

How do i unroot my device?

Firstly, uninstall Kingroot and every other apps associated with Kingroot except Kinguser
Now, launch Kinguser
In Kinguser, open the settings menu by tapping the settings icon at the top right corner of the screen
In the settings menu, tap on the Root authorization
In Root authorization menu, tap on remove root permission
Now, tap on 'clear' in the pop up that comes up to begin the unrooting process

Within a minute your device would be totally unrooted and Kinguser would be automatically uninstalled. In some cases after unrooting, Kinguser won't be automatically unistalled, in such cases rebooting your device should fix everything.
After rebooting your device, you can then go ahead and uninstall Kinguser like any other app, then reboot again to completely finish the process.

Full credit goes to Gates Junior, an xda developer for creating the SuperSu-Me app

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Nice one

You can also use app such as https://kinguserapp.com