How to Root Oppo F1s (F1SA1601)

There are various applications you can use to root your Oppo F1s. These applications include OneClickRoot, KingoRoot, dr. fone. Depending on which application you choose to use, the instruction may vary. Regardless, it is a simple process generally involving easy steps.

The Oppo F1S already comes with great specifications like 64GB internal storage and 4GB RAM, as well as fast charging non-removable battery of 3075mAh. Did you know, though, that you could get even more out of your Oppo phone? It’s true.

Phone manufacturers including Oppo’s, normally lock the devices for various reasons, hence, certain features in the operating system are disabled. Mainly it is to prevent you from unintentionally exposing the phone to security risk and damaging it. Another reason, however, is so that you’re unable to uninstall the applications that come preinstalled on your phone.

Luckily, you can gain access to all these features locked away, by simply rooting your phone. Rooting is a process that eliminates the limitations set by the manufacture allowing you root (baseline) control of your entire phone. This means you have total control over your phone’s performance, settings, and features, and can customize its functioning to your liking.

Process of Rooting Your Oppo F1Sa1601.

There are several applications you can use to root your phone successfully. The most recommended ones are Kingroot and OneClickRoot. The table below summarizes the different steps you can take using either one of these applications:

Note: Before starting ensure your phone is at least 50% charges, to avoid it going off during the process. Check your internet connection to ensure it is strong and stable, you don’t want any interference during the process. Lastly, have a USB cable (preferably the original).

To check if your OppoF1sA1601 is successfully routed, you could look for an app called “SuperSu”. If the app is on your phone, then the rooting was successful. If you experience problems after rooting, simply install Stock ROM on your phone and try rooting your device again.

Pros and Cons of Rooting Your Oppo F1sA1601.

While the process of rooting your phone may seem simple, it is a sensitive process. One small mistake could have big consequences. Therefore, in as much as you stand to benefit a lot from rooting your Oppo F1s, you also stand to lose. Some of the pros and cons of the process are as follows:

Pros

• You can run special apps that give greater control to your phone like battery management options.
• You can remove pre-installed apps from the manufacturer that you do not need.
• It frees up your phone’s memory by allowing you to move apps to your SD card
• You can increase your phone’s processing speed through custom ROMs.
• You can extend your phone’s life by removing bloatware, and installing apps that manage the resources of your phone.

Cons

• You risk bricking your phone with one small mistake, making it completely useless.
• May lead to poor performance if you add additional features to your phone after rooting.
• You open your phone up to security risks and viruses, by installing Apps or ROM from unknown sources.
• You risk voiding your warranty meaning you can’t claim a refund or replacement if the process fails.

Conclusion

By understanding what rooting is, you have a better understanding of how it works. You also understand the benefits and risks you can get from proceeding with the process. With this knowledge, you can determine, whether the benefits are worth the risks.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1.    Does Oppo support rooting?

Oppo as a company does not support rooting of the phones, however, some Oppo phones can successfully be rooted. Before starting the process, ensure your phone is among them.

2.    KingoRoot won’t root my phone?

This could either mean your phone does not support rooting, or it could mean that your phone is too outdated for KingoRoot. Either way, you can try another application.