Minimal, clean, and fast is what the Feem app is all about. I really like the clean layout of this app and the ease with which you can transfer files using it. Interestingly, the SilFer app supports multiple transfers between multiple devices simultaneously. The files can be transferred over Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi-Direct, and Hotspot. If you don’t like installing the PC app, you can access files via its web version. It is a simple app made for just file transfer and hence, comes with a nice and clean user interface. It also supports phone replication feature present in the SHAREit app.Īvailable across platforms, the SilFer file transfer app also gives a tough competition to SHAREit. Zapya doesn’t require a data connection to work, it creates a Hotspot to send and receive files.

However, unlike Xender and SHAREit, where the feature is built-in, you will have to download a separate app on your Android device as this feature is not available in the native Zapya app. It has a separate web share interface similar to Xender. You can use it on iOS, Windows PC, and Mac. The Zapya app also supports multiple devices. Thankfully, though, the interface is slightly better than SHAREit as it keeps the file-transfer tools separate from the unnecessary features. Zapya is another great alternative to SHAREit. However, the thing about the Xender app that really annoys me is it’s unreliable and doesn’t work at times. Basically, you don’t get lost in its interface. Even the user interface is simple and all the necessary features are apparent. Moreover, it doesn’t come with the stupid feed that is present in the SHAREit app. What I like about the Xender app is that it is not bloated and doesn’t show ads. You can also transfer files using the web share feature where the second party doesn’t require the app and transfer takes place through the browser. It is available on a wide range of platforms such as Android, iOS, and Windows PC. Similar to the SHAREit app, Xender is cross-platform.

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