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Torbox review
Clean ui Fast Usenet download I would definitely recommend this!

TorBox is the all-in-one download client. An easy-to-use, modern, private, and secure all-in-one platform for downloading torrents, accessing hosters, and using the Usenet, with a focus on speed, privacy, user experience, and the future of peer-to-peer technology.
TorBox (torbox.app) has 339 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 4.2 out of 5.
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Clean ui Fast Usenet download I would definitely recommend this!
Snak
It is a nice idea to be able to put your files on a website to be downloaded. But most frequently the website doesn't download some of the files. They show you that the download is "Successful", but you download it and the size doesn't match. You end up with a folder you think is complete, but it actually isn't, and you find out about that when you need it most. I have been using this service for more than 6 months now, and I regret buying that subsciption.
ZenOfLife
I’m done with Torbox. When I signed up for their Pro plan (which cost me over $60 for just a few months), one of the key features was their Usenet search. Their website even claimed they had access to “all the best Usenet indexers,” and honestly, it worked well at first. But then, without warning, they removed the feature entirely. Now, if you want to actually find files on Usenet, you’re forced to pay for external indexers like NZB Geek. What’s the point of offering Usenet downloads if they strip away the ability to search for files? It’s like selling a phone and then removing the ability to make calls. When I raised this issue in the Torbox subreddit, I was instantly banned. Their excuse? I was making “false claims” and “harming their reputation.” False claims? They literally removed a feature I paid for. That’s not false—it’s a fact. Their response was that the Usenet search is still available through their “API.” Great, except I’m not a developer. I don’t know how to use an API, and I shouldn’t have to. That’s not a solution—it’s a slap in the face. Instead of addressing legitimate complaints, they’ve focused on silencing users. And honestly, even without this mess, Torbox is mediocre at best compared to the competition. If you’re thinking about using Torbox, I’d strongly recommend looking elsewhere. This whole experience has been a complete letdown, and I won’t be giving them another cent.
Julian
I chose Torbox for Usenet but after three months I can confidently say it is not worth the $10 per month. It does not support NTTP, and after asking multiple times, it seems that this feature will never be implemented. Additionally, downloading from file hosts has been rather frustrating. Many file hosts frequently fail to work, and after speaking with support, I received excuses each time for the issues, while it works perfectly fine through another debrid service. Furthermore, Usenet has been unavailable multiple times for several days, which has made the experience even more disappointing. Usenet also takes a long time to process downloads, with wait times varying from 15 minutes to 10 hours. I went back to Easynews for NTTP support.
Eric
The debrid service has been quite disappointing. Since it resumed operations in December, there have been numerous unscheduled outages. For instance, last Saturday, the service was completely non-functional, and the reason remains unclear. Additionally, the streams frequently buffer or don't work at all, and when this issue is raised in their Discord, the only suggestion is to install a VPN. In contrast, services like EasyDebrid and RealDebrid don't have these problems. I highly recommend considering those alternatives, as they also offer a larger selection of cached files, which can save you a lot of frustration.
TechNomad
Not worth it. While this service has the best user interface among debrid and torrent services, it falls short in nearly every other aspect. There are no refunds, even in cases where they mistakenly charge you twice. Torrents that aren’t extremely popular aren’t cached and take a long time to become available for download. Major hosters like Nitroflare are missing, and the standard plan only allows for one download per day—despite being a paid service. Competing debrid services offer significantly better caching, support for more hosters, and overall better performance, all at the same price. The only real advantage here is the UI. Update: Funny how they claim to offer refunds in their reply, but their actual support email says otherwise. I was told no refunds are given under any circumstances, even if they overcharge you. Also, their response here was written by an AI, not a real support agent. Be careful before paying for this service.
Response from TorBoxFeb 18, 2025
Hey there, thanks for your review. We allow refunds in specific cases, such in the case you are charged twice, you may contact us to get a refund. Our cache is growing with our service, it takes time. No major debrid supports Nitroflare. We support over 70+ file hosters on our website which is nearly equal to competitors. On all of our paid plans, you have access to unlimited downloads. If you contact our support team, and ask to speak with a human (all tickets are first answered by an AI), then we will be able to take care of you. - Wamy
fanlim G.
well what can i say the torbox is a good tool for people needing a backup downloader.. i use this every single day and it just works like a charm thanks torbox and i hope to see you stay for a long long time thanks for everything
Response from TorBoxFeb 26, 2025
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customer
Your service has been down for several days. Never again
Response from TorBoxFeb 18, 2025
Thank you for your feedback. We have had issues with our hosting providers in the past, but this has been ironed out.