iToolab UnlockGo Review - How Good Is It in 2024?

What Is iToolab UnlockGo?

iToolab is a Hong Kong-based company founded in 2002 with a mission to find simple and effective solutions to common iOS and Android problems. That includes:

• WhatsApp and Android data recovery
• iOS system issues
• iTunes errors
• Windows password recovery

One of its most popular products is iToolab UnlockGo. The name doesn’t exactly roll off the tongue, but this one is sought after for a reason. UnlockGo is a complete application for iOS and Android lock screen removal.

Have you ever had the unlucky opportunity to get stuck while setting up a phone after a reset? Or did a younger family member accidentally lock you out of your own phone? Well, then you know how much of a lifesaver this can be.

UnlockGo can bypass a set of protection measures such as:

• FRP and iCloud locks
• PINs
• Passwords
• Patterns
• Fingerprints
• Find my iPhone
• Face locks

Let’s see how it works!

Features

Curious about what UnlockGo can do? Here’s an overview of its best features:

Brand and OS Support

UnlockGo can unlock your Android phone as well as any iOS device. It offers a different version for the two operating systems, but they basically work the same. This review will focus primarily on the software’s performance for Android, though, as it's much more versatile.

Here’s what it’s compatible with! The list includes a broad range of brands and OS, such as:

• Apple
• Samsung
• LG
• Motorola
• Huawei
• Honor
• Google
• Asus
• Xiaomi
• Lenovo
• ZTE
• Sony
• Wiko

This makes for pretty much every brand, except OnePlus—but that one’s coming soon. All Android versions are also supported.

FRP Bypass Tool

Google FRP (Factory Reset Protection) is a security measure for Android OS version 5.1 and higher. In short—it prevents new signups when your phone gets lost or stolen.

The feature’s automatically enabled once a new Google account is added to the device. If one wants to disable it, they must remove their account before performing a factory reset. Otherwise, whoever tries to reset the phone next, won’t be able to get past the FRP lock.

Luckily, UnlockGo has also developed an FRP bypass for Samsung models.

Here’s how it works.

1. Load the app on your computer and choose the Remove Google Lock (FRP) option from the main menu. 
2. Click Start and connect your device via USB.
3. Select the correct OS version of your phone. And make sure that you have WiFi turned on for the next step!
4. UnlockGo will send your phone a notification with a link to the Samsung Galaxy Store. Open it and enter the following URL “itoolab.com/frp-settings.”
5. That leads to a page with further instructions on how to unlock your Android phone. You’ll need to set up a new smart lock PIN for your device. With that PIN, you’ll be able to avoid the problematic Google Account verification entirely.

And that’s it!

It might sound complicated, but it’s really not. There are quite a lot of links and menus to sift through, though.

Lock Screen Removal

The app can make short work of typical lock screens, such as PIN, Face ID, Pattern, Password, Fingerprints, etc. Be aware that it will delete all your data in the process.

Note that the only exception goes for specific older Samsung models, meaning you can use iToolab UnlockGo for Android on these devices without data loss: 

• Galaxy Note 2/3/4/8
• Galaxy S3/S4/S5/S6
• Galaxy Tab

Let’s get you through the procedure:

1. Click Unlock Screen Lock on the main menu on the desktop app.
2. Select Start and connect your phone. As before, you’ll need to choose the correct brand in the dropdown menu and then hit Unlock.
3. Now, you’ll need to put your device into recovery mode to access Android lock screen removal. The way to do so will depend on the brand you’re using. Either way, the desktop app will provide you with fitting instructions.
4. Choose the Recovery option on your phone. That will open up a new menu where you can wipe your data. Confirm that you’re fine with deleting all your precious data and wait for it to finish. When it’s done, go back to the previous menu and hit Reboot.

That can take a while.

In the end, the software will notify you that you’ve successfully removed the screen lock.

Ease of Use and Interface

Evidently, the app works as promised. But how user-friendly is it?

The main menu looks clean and is extremely easy to navigate. That is no surprise since there are only three options and a settings button.

As for the performance, UnlockGo provides you with clear instructions on what to do. Many users have praised its simplicity and user intuitiveness in their iToolab UnlockGo reviews. We agree, it’s pretty straightforward and pleasant to use.

As far as shortcomings go—it can be a bit clumsy at moments. Also, the loading times are long, especially during screen lock removal.

Other than that, you can find detailed guides on the website that shed further light on all that is important.

Pricing

In this part of our iToolab UnlockGo review, we examine the service’s pricing options. Let’s take a closer look:

• One-month plan—$29.95
• One-year plan—$39.95
• Lifetime plan—$49.95
• One-year Business plan—$399.95

Each comes with regular updates and customer support. All of them are limited to five devices and one PC—except the Business one. That option lifts the limit entirely.

Additionally, there’s a 30-day moneyback guarantee. And the service is true to its word, according to the positive iToolab UnlockGo reviews on TrustPilot.

However, there are a couple of downsides.

First, a “free trial” lets you check if the app is compatible with your device. Though, you can easily find such info on the company’s website, which renders this option useless. It doesn’t let you try anything!

Second, the general pricing structure is impractical.

There’s no option for one-time use except for the monthly plan. On top of that, you’ll need to remember to unsubscribe before the end of the month to avoid auto-renewal.

The lifetime plan is also limited to five devices, which makes no sense.

iToolab UnlockGo Review—Verdict

At a glance, the app serves pretty much as a tutorial. However, it grants you extra menus, without which the whole unlocking procedure wouldn’t be possible.

Overall, UnlockGo is easy to install and use and covers a wide range of brands and OS.

Other than the loading times and the somewhat poorly conceived pricing scheme, there were no significant issues with it.

So, if you’re in a pinch, try UnlockGo. It will get rid of those pesky blocks in no time!