File Manager in every device is used to manage the files and folders easily without an. But, if you don’t like your Android phone’s built-in file manager, you can replace it with a third party file manager app by installing from Google Play Store.
In this article, I’m going to enlist the top 10 free file manager apps for Android devices. All of the following mentioned file managers are tested by me, so you can feel free to install any of them.
Best & Free File Manager Apps For Android
Now have a look on the following top 10 absolutely free and best performing feature rich File Manager apps for your Android phone or tablet.
Total Commander is my favorite file manager for Android. It is available on Google play store for absolutely free. There are multiple features of this app include Drag and Drop, Built in Text editor, Thumbnails for pictures, Bookmarks, Directory history and so on.
2. ES File Explorer
ES File Explorer is a free, full featured file and application manager for Android devices. It has 200 millions of global downloads and great ratings on Google Play. It enables you to manage files, applications separately. It also contains text editors and viewers, lets you to access your home PC with WiFi and so many features.
Solid Explorer is another great File Manager app for your android. It offers a new browsing experience with its two independent panels. It is very attractive, eye catching and intuitive file manager. This is a feature rich File Manager with many interesting features include Root Access, Indexed Search, Two independent panels for browsing etc.
X-plore File Manager is dual pane explorer that shows two folders at the same time. It is also high rated file manager app for Android which is reviewed and downloaded by hundreds of people. It shows folder hierarchy in a tree view. It’s new updated version lets you to duplicate file into same folder.
ASTRO File Manager with Clouds is ultimate app for your Android phone or tablet. It is downloaded by over 70 million people. This app retrieves all of your pictures, music, videos and other files located on your phone and clouds such as Facebook, Dropbox, Google Drive etc. So, isn’t it an interesting File Manager app for your Android device?
6. AndroZip File Manager
AndroZip File Manager helps you to copy, delete, move, unzip/unpack, compress, search and organize your files, pictures and folders just like as you do on your PC. It has 13 million downloads and high rating of 4.5 on Google Play. AndroZip supports Standard ZIP file encryption compatible with WinRaR and other PC archivers.
It is an Android explorer to manage files on your Android phone or tablet. It enables you to set your GPS location. There are many multi-select features has been improved including the Top Menu, Bottom Menu etc.
8. Discoverer
It is another legend File Manager app for your Android phone or tablet. Its first version was released in 2008 on the first day of Android market. It was most popular File Manager app at that time but its developers stopped working for a little time. But now, It is back! You can now install it form Google play store for free.
9. File Expert
File Expert is an ultimate app for managing your files on your Android phones, tablets, personal computers and cloud storage servers. It is one of the most popular File Managers for Android. There are various key features of this app include Recycle Bin, Cloud Storage, Bluetooth, App Manager, Root Access, Powerful Text Editor etc.
10. Ghost Commander
Ghost Commander is a dual-panel, customizable, ad-free and open source file manager which will let you to manage your files very easily and interestingly. As you know rooting is always a dangerous task, this app lets you tweak your phone in root mode without rooting the phone.
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Conclusion
If your Android device doesn’t have any in-built File Manager or not happy with your default file manager, you can install any of the above listed file manager apps to manage files on your Android phone or tablet. But, nonetheless I will recommend you to ignore them if your built in manager works fine, because as more apps you will install in your device as poorer the performance of your phone will be.
