An unofficial build of TWRP recovery is now available for the Vivo V3 Max, thanks to liamcrayden over at xda who ported over the TWRP build in English from a Chinese version.

With TWRP, you can root your Vivo V3 Max using either SuperSU or Magisk zip. While rooting with SuperSU is simpler and straightforward, but Magisk gives you the flexibility to disable root on-the-fly when needed.

Grab the Vivo V3 Max TWRP recovery from the download link below and follow the instructions link to get it installed via Fastboot and then root your device by following the guide.

[icon name=”download” class=”” unprefixed_class=””] Vivo V3 Max TWRP recovery (.img)

How to Root Vivo V3 Max and Install TWRP recovery

  1. Download TWRP recovery .img file from the download link above to your PC.
  2. Install/flash TWRP recovery .img via Fastboot (click here for installation guide).
  3. Once you’ve TWRP recovery installed, take a full nandroid backup of your device using TWRP’s Backup option.
  4. Get root access: There are two ways you can root Vivo V3 Max. Read the descriptions of both carefully before you decide.
    1. SuperSU zip – If you just want root access and want it quick without workarounds to Safetynet to be able to use Android Pay or play Pokemon Go while rooted. Then getting root via SuperSU zip would serve the purpose. Follow the link below for detailed step-by-step guide.
      [icon name=”hand-o-right” class=”” unprefixed_class=””] How to Flash SuperSU zip and get Root on any Android device
    2. Magisk systemless interface (recommended) – Getting root via Magisk systemless interface means you can disable root access on-the-fly when needed. This is particularly useful for apps that don’t work when your Android phone is rooted. Follow the link below for a detailed guide to get root with Magisk.
      [icon name=”hand-o-right” class=”” unprefixed_class=””] How to Get Root with Magisk Systemless Interface

That’s all. Have fun with TWRP and root access now available for the Vivo V3 Max.

Happy Androiding!