Solid Explorer File Manager

Solid Explorer is a good file manager for accessing your media. You can access your photos, videos, and music in one place. It also comes with a built-in music player and image viewer, which even allow you to play remote content stored on your PC, Dropbox, OneDrive, and Google Drive. Solid Explorer allows you to Chromecast your content. This is the only fully featured file manager with Material Design. It’s better, faster, and solid when compared to others that I’ve tested. Apart from the ability to manage files in almost every location, it also gives you many customization options, such as themes, icon sets, and color schemes.

Features

Two panels acting as file browsers
Between panels, it allows for Drag and Drops
Password-protected ZIP and 7ZIP archives
Supports FTP, SFTP, WebDav, SMB/CIFS clients
Search to find indexed search quickly
Allows you to read and extract ZIP, 7ZIP, RAR, and TAR archives
Change File names at the same time of multiple files

You can freely adjust the interface to match your taste. It also offers dual-pane file browsing with drag and drop which greatly increases your productivity. It provides you a wide support for cloud storage including Dropbox, Box, Google Drive, OneDrive, Mega, and Owncloud. You are able to create or extract the most commonly used archive formats, such as ZIP, RAR, and 7ZIP.

New feature

Now you can protect your files and folders with a password. If your device has a fingerprint sensor you can use it to open encrypted files without a need to provide a password. The same applies to cloud storage, which can now be accessed with the fingerprint as well. More features include a root explorer that allows you to change system-level file properties. It will automatically mount file systems as read/write so we don’t have to remember. This file manager will allow you to connect to your Windows Computer and many remote servers that work with FTP, SFTP, and WebDav.