You have probably heard at some point about eMule, one of the most important applications of all time when downloading content through P2P networks between users. And the curious thing is that from this platform, other equally attractive ones have been appearing, even some more complete, like the one we are interested in analyzing on this occasion, aMule.

aMule is also a P2P and multiplatform application, thanks to which you can find and download a huge amount of varied content, from videos to books, audio files, documents, and many others. In your particular case, this service takes advantage of the contents obtained from specific networks, such as ed2k and Kademlia, which will interest you if you are a specialist.

One of the main positive features of aMule is the possibility of finding all kinds of files and documents, in fact, more than in other similar networks. But also, when you start the first downloads, it will be clear that it is not the best platform to install when looking for fast access to these contents since the speed of the networks is rather low.

To improve eMule's initial proposal, aMule stands out for adding some specific functions, such as security in downloading all kinds of content we find inside the application. In addition, you can limit your PC's bandwidth so that this application does not completely consume it, and you can use it for whatever you want.

Once you have installed aMule, before using it the first time, you will see that you have to take trouble downloading a series of servers among those available, although this list can be updated as many times as you want. This is possible from Networks and then Servers , so keep that in mind if your original servers are no longer providing as good results as before.

And to find out if you are connected to an active server, all you have to do is view the bottom bar, which displays not only the number of users who are also connected to it but also the number of files available within that network and the name of the server, located in the bottom right corner.

And if everything we have mentioned so far has not convinced you to give aMule a try, you have to consider that this application does not require installation, so we are in the presence of a portable program. The interesting thing about this is that we can run it on as many computers as we want throughout the day without wasting time, which is essential for people with several PCs at their disposal.

In summary, we can say that aMule is the definitive network for those looking for content that they have already been able to verify is not available on other similar platforms. And its variety of contents is almost unrivaled, although you will have to be patient in most cases until you can get those contents. This program is for you if you find yourself described in this situation.

The user interface of aMule is nothing more than expected; meanwhile, since it is very clear that this is a program based on the usual eMule, you will hardly notice any differences. In any case, we find again a superior system of tabs that give access to the main functions of the system, from which we can view or run different utility contents.

Suppose it is a question of analyzing the main positive aspects of aMule. In that case, we will have to point out in the first instance that the quantity and the variety of the contents we can obtain are very good, which is important in this type of application. To that, you have to add that as the files have comments, you will be able to know more details about them and send messages to other users to be in contact with whoever you want to.

The negative points of aMule have been two in particular, which are not minor for this kind of application: the first one has to do with the speed of some downloads, which seemed too slow to us, more than what we could bear many times. And secondly, we have also found that some of the available files are fake; that is, they do not match their descriptions or titles.

In conclusion, and beyond these final criticisms, we believe that aMule can be considered a good alternative to the traditional eMule lifetime, so if you have had a bad experience with it, you might as well give this service a try. In many ways, it improves on the original software's features, so you can try it if you are looking for a tool to download content via P2P.