Andrew Diamond

It works. At the very least, I can read what's on an NTFS/FAT disk without having to format it, and there's no proprietary nonsense, so all USB disks or SD cards can now be accessed, regardless of who manufactured it. No adverts, either subtle or otherwise. It seems to work better than other file reader/writers in its class from what I've seen so far. So, it's worth the money I paid.

Nathan Daniels

Does exactly what it says (and not much else) for a very reasonable price. I needed this app so I could have a way to view the videos on the SD card from my car's dash cam. The camera requires the FAT32 file system but my phone doesn't natively support that file system. This app let's me browse and open the videos. Other apps cost more for the same functionality.

Emmanuel Schizas

Thank you for building this app. Android TVs with USB ports often do not support most USB drives in practice. Lots of people have this problem, and the solutions proposed online rarely work. What the app does, in layman's terms, is allow your tv to read usb drives whose file system type it does not nominally support. It works and is hassle free to install. I appreciate the honesty of jumping straight to a paid model instead of going freemium but forcing ppl to pay for actual functionality.

A Google user

Bettet than paragon + total commander solution for phone & external drive visual wise // Needs to remember folder navigation location (e.g subfolder has many folders, opening one folder and going back to parentfolder resets navigation to beginning) // Background operation functionality for copying moving files, while still navigating external drive is a must for managing files with phone. // No cross-device functionality (to copy from phone to drive)!! // No eject functionality Edited

Victor Moroz

It's almost perfect. Using it with the Chromecast 4K with Google TV and UGreen 9-in-1 hub. The only problem I face is that the app sometimes can't see the USB drive or it disconnects after a while. Edited