Overall, Clean Master has pretty much everything you need for your Android cleaning needs. The app also comes with a quick clean widget that displays the used and free memory, and offers a one-tap cleanup method when you don’t have the time to go through the options.
You may set a reminder (the default is 3 days) for clearing the cache in the settings. The Settings screen can be accessed from a menu at the top right of the app’s homescreen. The App Manager includes an Uninstaller as well as a way to backup the apk files to the device’s SD card. For instance, I wouldn’t want it to clear my call logs and messages. Depending on that you may decide if you want to include an app in the cleaning process. The best thing about this feature is that it clearly mentions what exactly it’ll get rid of below each option. The Privacy screen can remove traces of your activity from all the apps. The Junk Files module can help you rid of Cache and Residual Files that are not needed. So, you’ll be better off not killing tasks using a third-party task killer on Android. Also, such task killers are known to cause all kinds of problems thereby reducing the performance of the device over the long term. Why not a task killer? Well, Android is quite self-sufficient in managing running processes and doesn’t need a third-party task killer. It has a neatly designed interface that does not look cluttered in spite of it packing a whole lot of functions into it.Īs you see in the image above, on its homescreen it shows the available and used space, and has four main sections: Junk Files, Privacy, Tasks and App Manager.Įxcept for the Tasks module, which is basically a task killer, I’d suggest you to make use of all the other 3 modules. Clean MasterĬlean Master is a feature-rich Android cleaner app that includes almost every Android cleaning task under the sun, and then some more. Here are the top 3 Android cleaner apps according to us (all being free): 1.
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