Total Commander - file manager

CJ SEEL

Google made it to where you can not erase unwanted apps. That is evil. Letting others remotely add apk files to control and monitor any device. This app used to let you edit your device to prevent dirty cops, feds, or Hackers. Erase the app from Google play store if your not going to let the app function anymore.

CREY FF

A go to file manager since even before Android exists! A must in Windows, now in Android! Wonderful!

Oscar Leijontoft

Very solid app, it uses plugins for Ftps, GDrive, SMB and the main app is therefore clean from the start. No Ads! The only downside is the ugly logo. 😅

Patrick Jarvi

Did not see any way to unzip files.

Subhash Ghosh

copy paste not working always failed

Arjun Krishna Das

Awesome. light and efficient. UI is for experts.

Richard White

The entire point of installing was so I could transfer files from my Android phone to my 1TB NFTS external SSD drive. But not only would it refuse to transfer the any files, it refused to create the needed folders. Complete waste of time and energy.

S Scott

seems legit

Sei Minuet

There doesn't seem to be an easy and efficient way to browse images over the LAN.

X. Y.

I have dozens of folders with hundreds/ thousands of images. ⛔️There does not seems to be an option to customize view: No grid view. No option to make thumbnails larger. No option to have grid view + filename. ⛔️No native internal image viewer. The internal "TC media player" only works with music and movie files,it seems. ⛔️There is a recycle bin, but it can't be opened or customized (e.g. delete after 30 days). Deletion is thus permanent. ⛔There also needs to be a PW lock for app / recycle bin.

A Google user

Best file manager for Android. Works a lot like the Windows version which is a good thing. It doesn't have a flashy UI but instead focuses on features which I wish more apps would do. With plugins it has also replaced dedicated apps for cloud storage and LAN/SMB access makes it so I don't have to plug in my phone to transfer files from my home PC.

Tal Lachmann

The only file manager I use. Started using it on desktop when Windows replaced DOS (was called Windows Commander back then). Was super excited when they started offering it for Android and have never looked back. With the added plugins (such as Dropbox, etc.) - it is truly the most powerful tool an advanced user needs. All this for free and with NO ADS!

A Google user

Excellent app! File manager has capabilities you would expect on a PC. Easily navigate your device's file system. I installed this app specifically to allow mobile phone connections to PCs on my LAN. This app, together with its free addon called "LAN plugin for Total Commander" enable easy LAN connections. The app uses SMB2 protocol which is secure. And file transfers take place at full WiFi speeds. For the first time, I have easy and fast access to LAN shares. Excellent!

schmije1 gmail

USE THIS APP! I think TCmd is very good. I've been using it for years. It is incredibly robust but not entirely inuitive, in my experience. The help file could be improved by better search matching. It seems to currently be a simple text search. I discovered 'drag and drop' by mistake; it did not appear when I searched for 'move file'. Adding images to help will also be useful for users. Also, including a quick link to Help as a '?' icon on the top nav would be a time saving shortcut.

Gregory M

It works good, but coult use some improvements. #1, the top under bar should not scroll when scrolling the list of files. Thay way you always have access to 'back/up' without having to scroll all the way to the top. #2, you need a better way to paste into an empty folder. Now you must do 3 dots, then create a folder, then long press on that and select paste (here) then delete the folder. #3, It would be nice to have easier access to copying multiple files without always going back and forth.