But people only saw 'Well xplorer2 is $29.95 and XPlorer is $60.00'. Buy it as a bundle and you get $10.00 off for a total of $99.90. Whereas xplorer2 is $49.95 for the ultimate license which is better than the pro license because it is portable and another $59.95 to get lifetime license for a total of $109.90. Unfortunately, I think people are way too stupid to notice back then that XYplorer is $60 dollars which includes lifetime license and is portable. Show disk usage, directory printer, find duplicate files, rename files, and maintain your files - all in 1 tool Directory Report looks like the MS-Explorer but. The only thing that xplorer2 have over you at this point is that they do offer an optional lifetime license if people are willing to pay around $60 on top of the $30 for the license itself. In fact, now that you only offer XYplorer Standard License at $30, there's not really any reason for them NOT to take a look at XYplorer in depth. they keep focusing on xplorer2 (which is fine) but they really need to focus on something that's better.

Now if only you get more visibility with Lifehacker. I don't mind if they talk about Q-Dir since it's surprisingly stable and quite powerful but many of the more common free file managers that people talk about, are just poor compared to XYplorer. 'Spending $30 dollars is too much when I can get FreeCommander and Cubic for free' However, XYplorer is definitely one of the top file managers so: Auslogics Duplicate File Finder however is excellent AND free so you do have a competition of sorts but it's just not in the same price category. I know that XYplorer is an excellent duplicate file finder but.

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