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SHAREit - a Smooth, Super Fast, Hassle Free Way for Wireless Data Transfer

SHAREit is an app that is mainly used to transfer files from a phone to another phone or from a phone to a PC or vice - versa by creating a local hot spot. This app is relatively famous especially among the youth since it helps to transfer games, songs, etc. very quickly.

SHAREit, personally is a very useful app. It provides hassle free connection and transfer of data between two devices unlike Bluetooth. SHAREit enables the receiver of the apps/ songs/ pictures and videos  to save a lot of time, since he/ she does not need to go through the whole process of downloading the app/ songs from the net or copying files using a cable (let's be honest, half of the time we can't find a suitable cable).


" I transferred 75 MB worth of data in under15seconds!
Also like we all know, transferring files, especially large ones like a number of songs or a number of pictures after a vacation, via Bluetooth takes a long time. But, SHAREit copies files in a jiffy. For example, I transferred 75 MB worth of data in under 15 seconds! That is a staggering 5 MB/ second

SHAREit is overall a good app and I have hardly had any trouble with it. Except once or twice, the connection has been smooth and hassle free and super fast, which is what this app promises. I give this app 4.5 on 5.

In case, you need any help regarding SHAREit, or any other app/ want me to review something else, please do email me at:
sanjith.rao2002@hotmail.com or leave a comment below.
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