Overview

The Google Play Store is available for almost everyone with an Android device. Play Store is Google’s official pre-installed app store on most Android-certified devices. It is the main source of all the apps, games, audiobooks, and movies for Android. Instead of sideloading APK files from risky sources, Google Play Store makes it more convenient to download and install apps on your device. The Google Play Store will also give you full control of the apps you have downloaded as well as your subscriptions. Using the app, you can simply add the payment method you desire. You can use your mobile data provider’s payment system or you can also link your account to Paypal or even your Credit card. Above all, Google Play Store makes it easy to manage all the apps you have installed and update them in just a few quick taps if needed.

Features

Your One-stop source of Apps– Google Play Store is indeed your one-stop-shop of all the apps you want to add on your Android device. Just input your desired app on the search bar or better yet browse different apps by their respective categories.

Update Your Apps in one Tap-No need to access individual apps just to find out if an update is needed. With Google Play, you can update the apps in just a single tap.

Manage Your Subscriptions– Manage your subscriptions with Google Play Store. Choose among different payment method or cancel your subscriptions any time you want.

Sync Across Different Platforms– Save all your apps and sync all the data across different platforms with Google Play. All the changes you have made with the app will be applied to all other devices you are signed in.

Download & Install Google Play Store

Google Play Store is an app exclusive only for Android devices. While most Android devices already have pre-installed Google Play on their device, there are still some cases where the Play Store is not instantly available. Devices in some countries do not have Play Store pre-installed in them and some manufacturers are offering their own alternative. It may also apply to devices that have outdated Play Store.

To download or install Google Play Store on your phone, you must sideload an APK File. You can download APKs from websites, tech blogs, and trusted people on forums or other places. Trusted websites include APKPure and APKMirror.

Tap and download the given link from an APK portal
Find the version of the Google Play Store that you want to install (ideally, it should be the latest version)
Download the APK by following the website’s given instruction.
Head over to your Phone Settings and tap the Security option.
Find the Unknown Sources option and check the box. A warning will pop up which you should definitely read. Once done, hit “OK” and this will enable you to install APKs from Unknown Sources.
Open your File Manager and search the Google Play Store APK file that you recently downloaded.
Tap the APK file. There may be a box that pops up depending on the apps you have installed on your device asking which app you want to use. If this is the case, click “Package Installer”.
Grant the various Permissions that will be asked to start downloading the app.
Wait for the installation to complete and you’re done!
Just don’t forget to turn off or disable the Unknown Sources from your Phone settings again