JZip Review

jZip? Yet ANOTHER compression program?

Indeed that is the case – with this program in particular, you’ll get the most simplicity out of dealing with extraction tasks that can be considered to be something that you would perform on your computer on a daily basis. You download something that’s packed in a .RAR format, then that would be, of course, the point in which you would have to extract it before you intend on having it execute on your computer, whether it be music, images, programs, you name it. jZip’s capable of handling such formats as RAR, ZIP, ISO and TAR, just to name a few, thus the whole process of worrying if you’ll have to waste even more time in finding a compression program that supports certain formats that you are looking to have it deal with is simply a thing of the past. The program itself was created for the intention of it being simple yet effective, and that’s exactly what’s what with jZip. It’s absolutely free, and if you happen to not be wanting to spend any money on compression programs, then that’s where jZip steps in with its considerably good performance. It’s lightweight, hence the reason why it’s intended on being as basic as possible whilst making sure that it does exactly what it’s supposed to – that, of course, being the handling of archives and whatnot.

At one point, I decided to compare this to WinRAR for the purpose of seeing which one extracts faster, and to my surprise, jZip just so happened to arrive at the finish line first. Can’t help but to feel flabbergasted as a result, given the reputation that WinRAR happens to have, and overall, it’s popularity among computer users. But, in the end, jZip comes off as a program that any computer user shouldn’t mind having on their computer, regardless on whether or not they deal with compressions, archives and so forth. Recommended; why not give it a try?