FileWhopper Reviews

This is a super easy method to share huge files and folders. The price is quite reasonable. (*Just a heads up, sales tax will be tacked on...but it’s still a decent deal.) I really liked being able to check if the person I sent it to downloaded it. (and 'when' they did) *Just keep in mind that you can only let one person download the file (or folder) unless you pay a little extra...which is just $0.99 plus tax for five more downloads. THANKS!!!

This is an awesome tool for sending big files. It's super simple for smaller ones too, and it’s a breeze to use when you gotta send really large files without getting stuck in a monthly subscription. A++

I discovered that FileWhopper is super user-friendly and offers a fantastic method for transferring large files. I'll definitely rely on it again in the future since I frequently need to send hefty files. If I had to rate it on a scale of 1 to 10, I'd give it an 8. Cheers, Melvin Clapton.

For those of us working from home, sending files to coworkers or clients is a regular task. I often deal with sensitive information, so keeping things secure is crucial. FileWhopper is super safe and dependable for transferring big files. Plus, it’s quick, which is a nice perk.

I ain't the most tech-savvy person around, but I had to send a big file to a couple of folks, and FileWhopper looked like the right choice. Uploading took me a few attempts and was kinda slow through the browser, but in the end, it did go through. Maybe next time I'll give the app a shot. One of my friends tried to grab the file but ran into some issues, so I gave it a go and it downloaded without a hitch. Then I discovered that you can’t do multiple downloads, and the file got wiped, leaving my recipients in a bit of a bind. Just one download? Other than that, it's a pretty handy tool!

I ain't the most tech-savvy person, but I discovered that Filewhopper is pretty easy to use, with loads of guidance available. It’s definitely gonna be part of my plans soon. My only worry is getting my clients comfortable with the app.

performs wonderfully. I utilized it to check if my usual service was functioning properly. If you don’t have sufficient usage to require a monthly plan, this is definitely the best option. The cost is just right, and the speed is top-notch.

This is truly the ultimate solution for transferring large (or tiny) files without a subscription. It's super user-friendly and really handy. Personally, I can easily move media/files to my laptop from any PC or flash drive, but I can't do it the other way around because of admin restrictions. So, I had to rely on Cloud services, but my file was too hefty, and I wasn't keen on signing up just for a one-time thing. That's why FileWhopper is the way to go!

Sadly, I can't leave a good review because the person I sent it to told me that while downloading, the files got corrupted and the entire folder ended up being totally useless. Not sure if it was a bug or what.

The instructions were straightforward and the whole thing didn’t take long; just the download took a bit. The description of the little app was somewhat unclear, and since I’m a bit wary of apps, I decided not to use it - big mistake. Once I figured out I should’ve given it a shot, I wanted to go back and try it, but that wasn’t an option. The photos looked fantastic on the other end.

At first, I was convinced it was a scam! Seriously, after losing faith in so many well-known file upload services that made my past attempts at uploading large files a real hassle, I was shocked. Honestly, the service I got from FileWhopper is absolutely TOP-NOTCH!

Uploading a 3Gb file took me over 30 minutes, but the entire process was super straightforward. First, you get a quote, then you pay, and after that, you just go for it. It costs around £1, but the quote is in US dollars. If you only need to send large files occasionally, this is a fantastic option and saves you from having to subscribe to pricier, more popular services. I initially tried sending it through Dropbox, but I had to clear out a bunch of stuff to make space, and the recipient mentioned that only about 70% of the file made it through... that upload also took 40 minutes. Next time, I’ll definitely go straight to this service.

I sent a few training clips over to Kenya. From my side, uploading was a breeze. I did have to figure out how to get the link to share, but I managed to sort it out. The download speed on their end might be a concern depending on the file size. Overall, though, everything went smoothly.

To start off, the service is quite different - a lot of similar services won’t deal with really big files. Setting it up was a breeze and the upload was super quick - I was transferring a 40 GB file and it only took around 3 hours. But the download? That was a whole different story. It took a full 24 hours to complete. Even though my internet speed tests indicated I had a download speed of 48 GB/sec, the FileWhopper dashboard showed it fluctuating between 8 to 10 GB/sec, and at times it even dipped below 1 GB/sec. Not thrilled with how slow the download was.

I really dig the pay-per-use payment option and the cost-effectiveness. The file upload took a bit of time, but that might've been on my end, not theirs. The recipient was able to grab my 2.8 GB file without any issues, and it was all good to go. The upload app's interface was kinda tricky at first, but it ended up working just fine for both me and the person receiving the file. I'd definitely use FileWhopper again and would suggest it to folks with similar requirements.