How To Root Vivo Pad Air with PC, without PC and using Magisk

There are several ways to root your Vivo Pad Air, and you can also do it without a PC. Common methods are via KingRoot, KingoRoot, Magisk, SuperSU, and the traditional method using a PC.

The Vivo Pad Air is a very popular choice since it uses the Qualcomm Snapdragon 870 SOC and ships with a good quality 144Hz 10-bit LCD Panel, and it’s an excellent choice for many tablet workflows. Rooting it will allow you to take control of its hardware and utilize it to its maximum potential. You get administrator or superuser privileges after rooting, and it removes the factory or manufacturer limitations.

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There are many advantages to rooting. If your device has good community support and the ability to unlock your boot loader, you can install a Custom ROM of your choice. You can install Android versions that are well beyond the support of the OEM. You can effectively eliminate useless factory bloatware and also install third-party custom apps that tweak hardware settings. There are many benefits to the backup feature, too. You can boost battery life, completely customize the aesthetics with modules and custom widgets, overclock performance, and more.

Rooting a device comes with its own set of cons. First, your device will no longer be under the manufacturer’s warranty. In case of any unintentional damage, you can’t visit a service center and claim a warranty for free repairs or service. Since manufacturers only update unrooted devices officially, you won’t get any more official firmware updates from your OEM. Rooting still has the risk of soft or hard bricking your device. Rooting also comes at a severe security compromise, and you may lose access to banking apps.

How to root your Vivo Pad Air without a PC and without TWRP

1: Using the KingRoot application

1. Enable the installation of apps from unknown sources in your device settings. The process won’t work without this since the app won’t open otherwise.
2. Download the APK of KingRoot from the official website. Once installation completes, open the KingRoot app. You’ll see the APK in your Downloads folder in your browser or File Manager.
3. Tap the “Try it” button and then tap on “Get Now.” This will now begin the rooting process. Grant all necessary permissions.
4. Once the rooting process is done, you will see a message that says, “Your device is rooted successfully.” Return to the main interface, exit the app, and enjoy your new rooting privileges.

2: Using the KingoRoot application

1. Since this process is similar to the previous one, you have to allow the installation of applications from unknown sources for this to work. Open your Settings app and grant permissions for installations from third-party sources.
2. Download the latest KingoRoot APK from the official website. Open the KingoRoot app after you download and install it. You should find the APK in the downloads folder in your File Manager or browser.
3. It’ll display the instructions to complete the installation process. Open the app once it’s complete.
4. Click on the “One Click Root” button, and this will start the rooting process. Grant the necessary permissions. The process will take a few seconds, and then you’ll see the result on the screen. Once it’s successful, you can exit the app.

3: Using the Magisk tool on your tablet

1. Download the latest version of Magisk.ZIP from a reliable source such as the GitHub Repository.
2. Press the Volume Down button and the Power Button together. This will put your phone into recovery mode. You should see the boot animation on your screen.
3. Tap the Install button. Locate the Magisk.ZIP file and choose the file that you downloaded. Then, Swipe to confirm flash.
4. The procedure may take a while. Once it’s done, reboot your tablet, and it should now be rooted.

4: Using the SuperSU Root tool

1. Allow installation of unknown sources, then install the SuperSU Root tool from the official website.
2. Press the Power button and the Volume down button at the same time and boot into Recovery mode. You should see the boot animation.
3. Then, tap on the Install option and navigate to the SuperSU.ZIP file. To flash this, confirm it with a swipe.
4. Wait a bit until the installation process is complete. Reboot your device once it’s done and the rooting process is now complete.

Bonus: How to root your Vivo Pad Air with a PC

1. Enable Developer Options on your Vivo Pad. Go to Settings, About, and tap on the Build Number  7 times. Then, go to Developer Options and enable USB Debugging.
2. Using a USB Cable, connect your PC to your tablet.
3. Download the KingoRoot software for PC from the official website (not the APK for mobile).
4. Open the KingoRoot app once it’s installed, and connect your phone to it. Grant the necessary permissions, and tap on “Okay” when you see a prompt.
5. The system should now recognize the device. Tap on Root, and wait for a few minutes until the procedure is complete. Once successful, your Vivo Pad Air is now rooted.

These were the various methods through which you can root your Vivo Pad Air and unlock superuser abilities.