You’ll be able to restore your device only by flashing the stock firmware. The procedure described below is considered risky and might soft-brick your Samsung Galaxy S6. Both the models come with locked bootloaders! Warning! Note: Do not try to flash the TWRP recovery file provided below on the Verizon or AT&T models of the Samsung Galaxy S6. SM-G920I (International/Asia- India, Singapore, Australia, US, Latin America, etc.).

Since CF-Root is not available for all S6 models, we’ll be gaining root privilege on the listed models by installing the TWRP recovery using Odin and then by flashing the SuperSU package. All these models have unlocked bootloaders. If you own any of the variants of the phone listed below, you can root your device and install a custom recovery right away. Our today’s guide, however, is not about a particular device but almost all models of the Samsung Galaxy S6. Just a few days ago, we did a few tutorials about rooting some of the S6 models using CF-Auto-Root. In future, we’ll see mods and custom ROMs that can be installed on different models of the Galaxy S6 alike. Since Samsung has used the same chip on all S6 models, things are going to be more exciting this time. The Samsung Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge are probably the first Samsung flagships after the Galaxy S2 to release with a single processor type running on all its variants. Before the S6, the OEM used to ship its Galaxy and Note line devices with its in-house Exynos and Qualcomm Snapdragon chipsets.

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