Why Should I Use Xender Instead of Bluetooth?

Xender and Bluetooth are two popular ways to share files between devices. You can use them to send pictures, videos, music, and even apps. But, why should you choose Xender over Bluetooth? This blog will explain why Xender is better and faster than Bluetooth in many ways.

Speed Difference

One of the biggest reasons to choose Xender over Bluetooth is speed. Xender is much faster. Bluetooth can send files at about 1-3 Mbps (megabits per second). But, Xender can transfer files at up to 40 Mbps. This means that a file that might take 10 minutes to send using Bluetooth could take less than 30 seconds with Xender.

Imagine you want to send a movie to your friend. If you use Bluetooth, it could take over an hour. But with Xender, you can send the same movie in just a few minutes. The difference in speed is very clear.

No File Size Limit

Bluetooth has a limit on how large a file can be. If the file is too big, it may not send at all. For example, large videos or apps may not transfer well with Bluetooth. Xender does not have this problem. You can send very big files without any issues. This makes Xender perfect for sharing movies, games, or other large files.

Easier To Use

Xender is also easier to use than Bluetooth. With Bluetooth, you have to pair the devices first. This can take time, and sometimes it doesn’t work right away. Xender skips this step. You just need to open the app, and it connects your devices using Wi-Fi.

Also, with Bluetooth, you can only connect two devices at once. But with Xender, you can send files to many people at the same time. This is great when you want to share files with a group of friends.

Works Across Platforms

Another reason to use Xender is that it works on different devices. You can send files from an Android phone to an iPhone, a Windows computer, or even a Mac. Bluetooth does not work well between different platforms. For example, sending a file from an Android phone to an iPhone using Bluetooth is not possible. Xender makes it easy to send files between any kind of device.

No Data Usage

When you send files with Xender, it does not use your mobile data or Wi-Fi data. Bluetooth also does not use data, but it is much slower. If you use Xender, you can send files quickly without worrying about losing your internet connection or spending your data. This makes it very useful when you are out of Wi-Fi range.

Transfer Multiple File Types

With Xender, you can transfer many different types of files. You can send pictures, videos, music, apps, and even documents. Bluetooth also allows you to send these types of files, but sometimes it struggles with larger files. Xender handles all types of files smoothly, no matter how big they are.

No Special Permissions Needed

Bluetooth sometimes needs special permissions to work. For example, you might need to enter a code to pair the devices. This is not always easy for everyone to do. Xender does not need these extra steps. You just open the app, and it starts working right away. This makes it much simpler, especially for people who are not very tech-savvy.

No Internet Required

Some people worry that using file-sharing apps will need the internet. Xender does not need internet access. It creates a Wi-Fi connection between the devices without using any actual internet. This is great because it means you can share files anywhere, even if there is no Wi-Fi available.

Send Files in Groups

With Xender, you can create a group and send files to everyone in the group at the same time. This is helpful when you want to share files with many people. Bluetooth can only connect two devices at once, so if you need to send files to a group, it will take much longer.

It’s Free and Safe

Xender is free to use, and it does not have hidden charges. You can download it on your phone and start using it right away. It is also very safe to use. Your files stay private and are not shared with anyone else.

Why Bluetooth Is Still Useful

While Xender has many benefits, Bluetooth is still useful in some cases. If you only need to send small files, like a picture or a contact, Bluetooth works fine. It is also useful when you don’t want to install any apps, as Bluetooth is already built into your phone or computer. But for larger files or faster transfers, Xender is the better choice.