What is SuperBeam?
SuperBeam is a file transfer application designed specifically for Android devices that leverages WiFi direct technology to enable high-speed sharing of files and folders. The tool simplifies the transfer process by eliminating the need for memorizing passwords or manually searching for devices, instead offering convenient pairing methods such as QR codes, NFC, or manual sharing keys.
In addition to Android-to-Android transfers, SuperBeam extends its functionality to computers with a compatible PC application for Windows, Mac, and Linux, allowing seamless file exchanges between mobile devices and desktops. The application supports unlimited file transfers of any type and size, provided the receiving device has sufficient storage space, and includes features like light and dark color themes for enhanced user experience.
Features
- WiFi Direct Transfer: Enables high-speed file sharing between Android devices using WiFi direct technology
- Multiple Pairing Methods: Allows device pairing via QR codes, NFC, or manual sharing keys for convenience
- PC Compatibility: Includes a PC application for transferring files to and from computers on Windows, Mac, and Linux
- Unlimited File Transfers: Supports sharing unlimited files of any type and size without restrictions
- Folder Transfer: PRO version enables sending entire folders while preserving their hierarchy
Use Cases
- Sharing large files between Android devices quickly
- Transferring files from Android to computer or vice versa
- Sending multiple files or folders without size limitations
- Pairing devices easily without manual network configurations
- Using QR codes or NFC for convenient device connections
FAQs
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What is the maximum transfer speed achievable with SuperBeam?
Transfer speeds typically range from 20-40 Mbps, with some high-end devices reaching up to 75 Mbps. -
How can I improve slow transfer rates?
Turn off WiFi on both sender and receiver devices before starting SuperBeam to force direct mode for higher speeds. -
Are there any file number or size limitations?
No, you can send unlimited files of any type and size, as long as the receiving device has enough storage space. -
Where are received files stored?
Files are stored by default in the internal storage under the SuperBeam directory, with PRO users able to change this location. -
Does SuperBeam work with carrier-locked devices?
Most carrier-locked devices can only receive files and send to devices on the same WiFi network due to inherent limitations.
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