How to root your GiONEE S Plus and M5 Marathon within 5mins

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Lots of people have been complaining to me about the stress they’ve pass through just to root their Gionee M5 device… this post will guide and lead you through

NOTE: Rooting at owners Risk!

How to oot your GiONEE S Plus and M5 Marathon within 5mins

1. Download and Install Super Root

2. Launch the app.

3. Click on Installl SuperSu

4. Select Exploit tap on the app.

5. The app will then take its time to root your device.

6. Now after successful rooting, Remove your device battery ,put it back and switch your phone on.

7. check if SuperSu have being installed.

8. If its install then it means success.

9. Download Root checker from Playstore to check if your have have actually being Rooted.

10. Thats it… enjoy.

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