iExplorer vs iFunBox vs Diskaid: What's YOUR Opinion?

[Massie]

I've always used iExplorer, but it has a weird bug that prevents me from deleting old bookmarks--they return as soon as I close and open the bookmark window--so I thought I'd consider using something else. (I'm also doing a fresh install of iExplorer to see if that helps.) What do you folks use when you want to use a laptop based solution to file transfers for your iDevice? And just as important: what makes it your favorite?

Please note: I DO use iFile on my phone itself--it's probably more useful than all the others combined, but once in a while I want to work from my laptop, so I'm looking for those apps in particular. Share your opinions here!

 

[Cedric Yeo]

I've started using iExplorer when DiskAid did not update to be compatible with iOS6. Works fine for me on Windows 8 with an iPhone 4S!!

 

[bamf-hacker]

iFunBox lit up the IDS in my test lab... Just saying use at your own risk.

When I need to, I use iExplorer.

 

[skeets000]

Diskaid, I used iexplorer last time I jailbroke my 4s but it kept crashing with my iPhone 5.

 

[3cit]

ifunbox is perfectly safe.

 

[iDonev]

I mostly use iFunBox for wired connections and Cyberduck for wireless transfers. iFile too, but rarely.

 

[Rockdog97]

iFunBox on the laptop and iFile on the device.

 

[Je33]

I'm using DiskAid DiskAid the iPhone, iPad & iPod File & Music Transfer for PC & Mac for long time. The latest version allows multiple transfer via Wi-Fi or USB. You can also unplug the USB cable during transfers and DiskAid automatically continues on Wi-Fi, very robust solution. I tried the other competitors but they are not as stable as DiskAid. I use also FileApp to read my files from the device. I'm very happy with these two apps.

 

[blogdog]

I havent used the new disk aid with the wireless but the old one was dope. i think adding wireless would make this program just awesome. the others like iexplore an iwhateva are just rubbish