Download Galaxy S6 System Sounds (Ringtones & Notifications)

Download and install Galaxy S6 System Sound like ringtones and  notification sounds. After Galaxy S6 was released worldwide lot of developers started to port all its featured apps. Since no one can support buying a new Galaxy S6, so the only way to enjoy its features is to instal ported apps.

Until now we have seen almost all the apps of Galaxy S6 you can download and install. The app are ported directly from Galaxy S6 System Dump. Mostly of them are compatible to various Android device while the other can be installed only on TouchWiz ROMs. However you can give it a try.

• Galaxy S6 App Icons
• Galaxy S6 AccuWeather and Home Launcher
• Galaxy S6 S Health

Now you can download and install Galaxy S6 System Sounds both ringtones and notification sounds. Now you not only can make your Android device look like the new Galaxy S6 but also can make it ring like S6. The developer who ported it says that the sounds are taken directly from Galaxy S6 System Dump.

Unlike other applications the Galaxy S6 Sounds will work both in AOKP and TouchWiz ROMs. So don’t wait anymore. Jump into the tutorial below and install Galaxy S6 System Sounds on your Android device.

Requirements

• Root access. To install Galaxy S6 System Sounds like ringtones and notification sounds you need to have root access.
• Custom Recovery like TWRP or CWM. The recovery is needed to flash zip files. Every Android device has a recovery installed by default but it allows you to perform only few actions. You can flash zip files which will tweak system options.

Download

• S6 System Sounds

How To Install Galaxy S6 System Sounds (ringtones & notification sounds)

• Download S6 System Sounds zip file and put it on the internal memory.
• Turn off your phone.
• Boot into Recovery using the proper key combination.
• Wipe Cache, Dalvik Cashe.
• Flash the zip file.
• Reboot and enjoy.

If you haven’t installed a Recovery on your phone simply download the zip file and extract it. Grab the apk files and put them into system/media using a root file explorer then reboot your phone.

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