z4Root – Supported devices
Below is the list of Compatible and In compatible list of devices for z4root. If your device is in neither of them, z4root has not been tested on your device. You can try and share result with us. Goog Luck!!
But, what if your device is incompatble? Don’t worry, there are many other apps for android that can root your device in one click. Here is the list of All One Click Rooting Apps for Android.
Compatible with PERMANENT root option
Samsung Galaxy S (All variants)
Backflip
Sony X10
Xperia Mini
Droid 2
Galaxy Tab
Galaxy I5700
Galaxy 3 I5800
Droid X
Samsung Acclaim
Cricket Huawei Ascend
Motorola Cliq
Huawei 8120
Hero
G1
Optimus T
Droid 1
Garmin Asus A50
Motorola Defy
LG Ally
Motorola Flipside
Motorola Milestone 2
Dell streak
X10 Mini Pro
Smartq v7 android 2.1
Incompatible with PERMANENT root option
Desire (requires nand unlock)
Desire HD (requires nand unlock)
Magic (unknown)
Evo (requires nand unlock)
G2 (requires nand unlock)
Archos 70 (unknown)
myTouch 3G (unknown)
Wildfire
Droid Incredible
The compatible/incompatible split is useful, but the article glosses over how old and narrow this list really is. Most of the devices named — Galaxy S, Droid 1/2/X, X10, Desire, G1 — are from roughly 2010–2011, and several entries are marked “unknown” or “requires nand unlock,” which means the permanent-root option isn’t actually confirmed to work there. Saying “if your device is in neither list, it hasn’t been tested” is honest, but readers should understand that untested on a decade-old exploit tool usually means it won’t work, not that it’s worth a try. The advice to use “one click rooting apps” instead also deserves a caveat: those apps vary wildly in reliability and safety, and rooting an old device often has more to do with finding a device-specific method than picking a generic app. A note on Android version and security implications would make this list far more practical.