5 Favorite Torrent Software We Love To Use

In order to get what your downloaded torrent file has, you’ll need a torrent client. Clients vary, some are featured-pack, some just simply do the task at hand. Here are 5 torrent softwares you may check out.

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Important: YugaTech respects the rights of copyright holders and publishers. These softwares are legal to use. We don’t promote, in any way, illegal contents.

We begin our list with the most popular one.

1. uTorrent

This is probably the household name for torrent clients (aside from BitTorrent, but they’re basically the same) and the easiest to use. It is also very light to download at just 1.29MB for Mac or 1.6MB for Windows. Despite its simplicity, you can still tweak your preferences with its customized settings for each download. Be careful though, there’s a request for an optional browser toolbar during installation.

Available for Windows, Mac, Linux, and Android. Download here

2. Opera

While its primary task is web browsing, Opera also download torrent files within the browser. No more clients needed or even plug-ins. That is though if you would prefer using a new browser aside from Chrome, Firefox, Safari, or even Internet Explorer.

Available for Windows, Mac, Linux, Android, and iOS. Download here

3. Vuze

Vuze is your all-around torrent client with more features you can imagine. It even gives free content when you install it. It doesn’t only searches and downloads content, but also converts for your media device like the iPod, PSP and more! Plus, it has featured HD contents too. If this is just overwhelming, you may opt to try its lite version called Leap.

Oh we almost forgot, it also acts as a file burner on your CDs/DVDs for a premium.

Available for Windows, Mac, and Linux. Download here

4. FrostWire

Remember LimeWire? Well it’s already gone, then FrostWire gained popularity. FrostWire resembles LimeWire pretty well but it is in blue. Within the application, you can search, download, and play your media. It can also be your dedicated media player especially if your contents are from it.

Aside from that, they also feature free and legal music content from partner artist which is also a promotion of indie music.

Available for Windows, Mac, Ubuntu, and Android. Download here

5. Tixati

If you are looking for a clean, ad-free client, you may want to check this out. While looks can deviate some users, Taxati is simple and straightforward to use. It is also easy on resources when running. Whenever you feel the need, advance settings are present.

Available for Windows and Linux. Download here.

Special Mention:

Hive

An online torrent client. That means there is no need to download additional software. What’s good about it is that it gives unlimited yet free storage with no expiration. Pretty neat, right? But there’s a catch.

In order to get a free account, you must have a lot friends in Hive. Moreover, it just came out of beta. When we tried to register, we had to wait for our slot.

Access the site through this link –> Hive.

We understand that users have their own software preference, so leave your chosen client in the comments below and share it with the other readers.

Daniel Morial

This article was contributed by Daniel Morial, a film school graduate and technology enthusiast. He's the geeky encyclopedia and salesman among his friends for anything tech.

http://www.yugatech.com

23 Comments

featured-pack says:

10 years ago

featured-pack
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Ex-Alodian Knight says:

10 years ago

The original bit torrent for PC’s because it’s efficient besides learn to accept what the hand feeds.

But for Androids: Ttorrent is the way to go.
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boom boom pow says:

10 years ago

i agree Ttorrent pro gets the job done

linux user says:

10 years ago

KTorrent FTW!!!
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c says:

10 years ago

transmission torrent client in Ubuntu is decent. Also shout out to yts.re and thepiratebay.cr – your usual source of movie torrents
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phtorrenter says:

10 years ago

qbitorrent for me…simply because it has torrent search within the app. no need for searching from the browser.
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jm says:

10 years ago

I’ve tried many torrent clients and I prefer Bitcomet. Dunno why but compared to other clients, this is the fastest (for me anyway). You have to sign up though, but good thing its for free. Give it a shot guys :)
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igniculus says:

10 years ago

bittorent or torch browser
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rom says:

10 years ago

Adownloader
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someguy says:

10 years ago

qbittorrent for me. I’m actually surprise people are not using it. It’s literally a utorrent without the annoying ads, deserves to be on the list. At least for me.
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Name: says:

10 years ago

its tixati
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jonas says:

10 years ago

yes. it’s a spelling error. been using the 64 bit with no issues

denden says:

10 years ago

I use Transmission for Mac. Very simple, clean and no ads
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Nick says:

10 years ago

Been using Transmission for the longest time now on the Mac. Good, no-nonsense UI. It just needs auto-shut down, however. And Vuze on my Android phone.
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phonebuddy says:

10 years ago

I’m using Torrex Pro on my Surface RT. And that makes my surface an excellent entertainment device. Whether during flight or at living room attached to my TV.
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charaught says:

10 years ago

Sa experience ko sa Vuze, maganda sana kaso ayaw mauninstall using windows uninstaller, nag install nako ng ibang uninstaller software, ayon nagkanda loko-loko na laptop ko, no choice kundi ireset to factory settings.
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Karl Mac says:

10 years ago

Should be software instead of softwares.
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kontrabida says:

10 years ago

Di pa kayo nasanay. Minsan di ko na lang din pinapansin yan
silverlokk says:

10 years ago

EDIT: hire a good editor and pay him or her well.

You can well afford it
silverlokk says:

10 years ago

This site’s grammar gets worse by the day. Get with it, guys, you’re supposed to be one of the top PH tech sites.

Please hire and a good editor