FX File Explorer
No ads. No annoyances. No tracking. Manage your files. Retain your privacy.
- Category File Management
- Program license Free
- Version 9.0.0.2
- Size 10 MB
- Works under: Android
- Program available in English
- Content rating Everyone
- Package name nextapp.fx
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Program by
NextApp, Inc.
2549-B Eastbluff Drive #201 Newport Beach, CA 92660
FX File Explorer is a feature-rich file manager for Android devices that offers a robust set of tools.
Functionality
FX File Explorer stands out for the breadth and depth of its functionality. It is not just a file manager, but also a storage analyzer, network manager, and a tool for bypassing Android 13 restrictions. The app offers a detailed disk pie chart illustration which provides an intuitive and detailed breakdown of your storage usage. The ability to bypass Android 13 restrictions, including the Android system, sets this app apart from other file managers.
User Interface
While some users may prefer file managers that more closely mimic Android's native interface, FX File Explorer has been commended for its unique and effective design. The interface is user-friendly and easy to navigate, even with the app's extensive range of features. It's clear that the developers have put a lot of thought into creating an interface that is both visually appealing and functional.
Privacy and Price
FX File Explorer sets a high standard when it comes to privacy. The basic functionality of the app is completely free and users have appreciated the absence of intrusive ads. For users looking to unlock additional features, a full version is available for purchase at a reasonable price. The purchase can be made without Play Services, which is a plus for those concerned about privacy.
Final Thoughts
Overall, FX File Explorer is an excellent file manager app that delivers on its promise to provide a comprehensive suite of tools for managing and analyzing your storage. Despite having a few small issues, the app is highly recommended for its expansive features, user-friendly interface, and commitment to privacy.
Pros
- Comprehensive functionality
- Ability to bypass Android 13 restrictions
- Intuitive and user-friendly interface
- Strong commitment to privacy
- Most features are free with no ads
Cons
- Some users may prefer an interface that more closely mimics Android's native design
- A few minor issues that need fixing
* Box API updates.
* FX Connect fixes for newer Android 9/10 releases: Unfortunately Google has required apps which use Wi-Fi Direct pairing to use the "Access Precise Location" permission, despite FX *NEVER* actually accessing your location. The permission itself is only requested when you use FX Connect.
