Solid Explorer - Review
Solid Explorer

Solid Explorer

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Powerful dual pane file manager with secure encryption

Solid Explorer is a polished, feature-rich file manager that brings the classic two-pane layout into a clean, modern interface. It’s designed for users who want more control over local and remote files than the basic system tools usually provide.

The standout feature is the dual-pane view, which makes moving or copying files between folders feel almost like working on a desktop. Drag-and-drop operations, contextual menus, and multi-select actions are fast and intuitive, making large reorganizations or backups much less of a chore.

Solid Explorer automatically groups your content into handy collections (images, videos, music, documents), while an indexed search with powerful filters helps you track down large or specific files in seconds. There’s no separate storage analyzer, but folder properties and size-based filters effectively reveal what’s consuming your space.

Security is a major strength. You can place sensitive files inside encrypted folders secured with AES encryption, guarded by a password or fingerprint. These protected files remain encrypted at the system level even if you remove the app, which is a reassuring touch for anyone handling private documents or personal media.

Cloud and network integration is equally robust. Solid Explorer connects to popular cloud services and common network protocols such as FTP, SFTP, WebDAV, and SMB, letting you manage your NAS or remote servers as easily as local storage. Copying files between cloud accounts or from device to NAS is straightforward and reliable.

Customizable themes, icon sets, and optional plugins (such as root access on supported devices) round out an already comprehensive toolset. The app is not completely free, but the combination of usability, powerful features, and strong security makes Solid Explorer a compelling choice for anyone serious about file management.

package name

pl.solidexplorer2

language(s)

English

available on

Android

from

NeatBytes