iUnarchiver Pro App Reviews

After the update,I cannot open it. Always crash!!! Fix it!

I use this to store and: Read PDF files Watch saved videos Listen to audio files When Im traveling and I dont have access to iTunes I use this to add new content. The files cant be transferred to the iPod portion of my phone but they will play right from this app.

Very helpful

This a very handy app with the wifi transfer. And has a beautiful and well designed interface

Among other benefits, now I have a way to store in the phone MS Office files like excel spreadheets.

I could read anything after I update this app! God! This is so annoying!

Great and easy to use!

not bad app. but I really need avi and Dropbox because it is very simple to download files direct from Dropbox

I like this app.

nice app, works fluently

~ Supporting all popular file formats as well as RAR and Zip archives ~ Powerful WiFi file sharing and a wonderful web interface ~ Download, upload and attach multiple files at once ~ Comprehensive file manager ~ Password protected app and private folder ~ Open-With integration allowing to download from Safari, Mail, etc. What else would you need to manage your files and turn your iDevice into a portable hard drive?

Allows me to apply for jobs on the fly. Lets me import from the web and through other apps. Awesome. And I love that it zips files too.

I have a issue: with used passcode, delay after open app. Sorry , im very poor English

Helps me manage my files a lot

Works perfectly besides,Why a unarchiver app needs support ac3? it needs extra money for developers and whats more,it is not a Video Player...

It performed better than I initially expected

but I need a progress bar, or it is so much trouble when reading long files. and I hope it can add an "open-in" button, then I can do things in other apps when it cannot do and location!

The latest update to this app crippled its support for a variety of file formats, including tar, tgz, bz2, etc. Meanwhile, yufanapp put out a new app which explicitly supports these formats. This seems pretty unethical to me: you should never cripple an app you made people pay for. Old review: I use this to keep a set of notes, which were photographed and saved as JPEGs. I tarred up the folders of images, sent them to this app via its built-in http server, and untarred it into a folder in this app. The built-in image viewer works nicely; just tap to get a fullscreen view.

I love this app because i can manage all files photos..etc. even zip file.

Did not work with 7zip encrypted file