9 tools to download the best torrent files

You cannot download torrent files as easily as downloading other file types. Instead, you need to have a professional torrent download tool, a special program for downloading actual music and movie files that torrent files are targeting.

There are two options when it comes to torrent download tool, one is cloud-based online services and the other is software installed directly on the computer. Of course, always make sure you're running anti-malware before accessing any of these sites.

Although online services are thought to be better at hiding P2P habits, both online services and software have its own advantages. Each product offers different prices, control and customization to suit different needs. Here are the most popular torrent download sites.

1. Bitport.io

Bitport.io is an excellent torrent download service in the Czech Republic. This cloud torrent service does not require installation on the computer; instead, you need to log in to your online account and the service will download torrents to its own server. When files are transferred to them, you can then log in and download the complete file directly to your computer.

The free version has 1GB of memory. You can register to get more memory and unlimited data transfer speeds. Bitport is a great service and a very small fee of $ 5, $ 10, or $ 15 is a month depending on different usage needs.

2. Tixati .com

Tixati is a fast and reliable torrent program, created by the architect of the OpenNap WinMiX program. With advanced architectures, Tixati includes redirecting swarm torrents, track links, PEX and DHT all working very well in Tixati.

Priority features and adjustment areas appeal to P2P users and fast download speeds like Vuze and uTorrent. Very professional bitfield chart and dashboard panel display. This product will definitely earn a place among the best torrent clients today.

3. Transmissionbt.com

If you're a Mac user, Transmission is one of the first torrent download services you should try. This open source product is specifically designed for Mac to achieve the fastest download speed possible. It doesn't feature as much as some competitors based on other PCs and Linux-based PCs, but it meets the needs of regular users and loads torrent files quickly.

4. Deluge-torrent.org

Deluge is open source software that downloads torrents running on Windows, Linux and Unix. This torrent client is built to be a lightweight product, uses minimal memory and processor. It provides priority features, as well as selective and scheduled downloads, which are invaluable features for P2P users.

5. uTorrent.com

Known as "u-torrent" and "micro torrent", this is one of the most popular client-based torrent downloaders. uTorrent has all the features that a great torrent download tool will need and only 1MB of hard drive space.

6. Tribler.com

Tribler is a special torrent download tool because it has both a torrent client and an integrated search engine to find torrents on the web.

7. Boxopus.com

Boxopus, like bitport.io is a cloud-based torrent download tool. It is very convenient because it can store torrents in your Google Drive or Box account. This service charges $ 1.50 per week, $ 14.50 per month, or $ 50 a year. Although the 7-day price seems expensive, it is reasonable if you plan to download to be able to use the maximum capacity in a week.

8. Vuze.com

You can call it the bloatware or Lexus of torrent download tool. Vuze is a great software product that offers many features that most of you may have never used. Its features include playing any media in Vuze including HD videos. Alternatively, Vuze can be used to run media on iPhone, Xbox or PSP.

9. BitComet.com

BitComet is a very good torrent download tool but has lost many users to uTorrent, Transimission, Vuze and Tixati. If you are a professional torrent downloader with special preferences in the interface, surely BitComet will be the right choice. If you are a new user, start with uTorrent or Vuze first.

Many individual torrent sites will prohibit the use of BitComet because it is believed that BitComet reports inaccurate rate information and leaks data to DHT.