Top 5 best Torrent Applications For Android Phones - 2016
Top 5 best Torrent Applications For Android :-
1. µTorrent :-
[Price: Free / $3.99]
µTorrent has had a positive reputation with torrent users for ages. It’s one of the most popular desktop torrent clients and it’s frequently hailed for its simple, non-bloated, but functional interface. µTorrent is much the same way on Android. There is a simple interface that allows you to quickly view and manage your various torrent downloads. It also includes the ability to choose your storage location, remove torrents with and without deleting the data, and a WiFi only mode that will only start torrents while you’re connected to WiFi. There is a free version you can try out before grabbing the paid version if you want to try it out first.
2. aTorrent
[Price: Free / $2.99]
aTorrent is a lot like µTorrent in a lot of ways. It supports many of the same features, including WiFi-only downloading, choosing your storage location, and more. It boasts external SD card support, although it doesn’t appear to have been perfected just yet. The app is also draped in Material Design and includes a widget so that you can view your download stats on your home screen. The free version is ad supported with the paid version going for $2.99.
3. BitTorrent
[Price: Free / $2.99]
Perhaps the biggest name in torrent downloading is BitTorrent. They also happen to have one of the better torrent apps available right now. It runs on the latest “torrent core” which allows for improved connections between you and other peers. You’ll also be able to deal with magnet links more quickly. It has a Material Design inspired interface which makes it quick to move around and you’ll also find plenty of music and other content that’s actually legal to download. It may not be the best for power users, but casual torrent users should enjoy it.
4. CatTorrent
[Price: Free]
CatTorrent is one of the more minimal torrent apps. It boasts a simple interface that’s Holo inspired and it helps you move efficiently around the app. You’ll be able to download using magnet links as well as torrent files with this one. CatTorrent also supports DHT, a WiFi only mode, and you can change the storage location on the fly. You’ll also be able to download parts of torrents instead of the whole thing if you prefer. It’s not as feature heavy as others, but it costs less than they do.
5. Torrnado
[Price: Free / $2.90]
Torrnado is something a little bit different. This app doesn’t actually download any torrent files on its own. What it does do is allow you to remotely connect to your computer so you can view torrents downloading (or uploading) there. It works with the popular cross-platform app Transmission and it works on both computer and server set ups. You will be able to add and remove torrents, see session stats, and perform other management activities. Users can try out the app for free or buy the full version for $2.90 as an in-app purchase.
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