How to root LG G2

How to root LG G2

After successfully teaming up with Google for the Nexus 4, LG stormed the market in 2013 with its own flagship smartphone called the G2. A gorgeous 5.2in screen is squeezed into a body which is about the same size as the Galaxy S4. The front of the device has a higher screen to bezel ratio than any other device and the super-slim bezels on the side give an edge-to-edge look which oozes class.

                                 

The G2 is equipped with Qualcomm's latest smartphone chip, the 2.26 GHz quad-core Snapdragon 800. This is accompanied by an Adreno 330 GPU and a healthy 2 GB of RAM.
The phone comes in either 16 GB or 32 GB of internal storage and you might be best off opting for the latter as there's no microSD card slot for expansion. This is one area in which the LG G3 massively outperforms its older brother: it has an SD card slot that can take up to 128GB cards.

                                                 

Moving on from the screen, there is a blisteringly fast quad-core processor and a 13Mp rear camera which has optical image stabilisation. Storage is a small downside since there's only 16- or 32GB on offer and there is no microSD card slot for adding more. It's about the only thing which the G2 doesn't have. The G2's hardware is up there with the best devices around but the price is much lower.

Things to do Before Starting Rooting Process:

1. Phone battery must b 70%

2. Create a Backup for your Phone.

3. Install Necessary Drivers of Phone(If not Installed)

                                   

Rooting Procedure:

Step 1: On your G2, go to Setting>Security>Check "Unknown Source".


Step 2: On your phone, go to Towelroot.com and click the Lambda (the orange letter). Towelroot was developed to root the Verizon and AT&T Samsung Galaxy S5, but also works on many Android 4.4 devices, including the G2.


Step 3: Install the app (the .apk file that downloaded) and run it from your app drawer after it installs.


Step 4: Click the "Make it ra1n" button in the middle to root your phone.


Step 5: Verify that you have root by downloading and running root checker.


Any Queries and Doubts, Leave a comment below. :)
Happy Rooting :)