Disk Analyzer Pro For Mac

Disk Analyzer Pro is a comprehensive macOS utility that makes it as easy as possible for you to free up unnecessarily used space on your Mac’s hard-drive, as well as to scan, find, and manage duplicate files.

Disk Analyzer Pro comes with a clean and simple main window, yet the black-colored only theme might cause some visual discomfort in certain work environments and to some users accustomed to macOS neutral colored visual theme.

The good news is, most probably, you will not have to stare at its interface for very long periods of time, as Disk Analyzer Pro scans and generates detailed reports at a fairly quick pace.

Learning to use this application is also done in a small amount of time, as when you first start Disk Analyzer Pro it will provide you with a list of all internal and external disk drives. Once the scanning process is completed, a comprehensive disk usage report will be generated and you will be able to view detailed statistics regarding the hard-drive storage situation.

Disk Analyzer Pro provides you with information regarding the number of scanned files, their individual sizes, the percentage of storage that is being used by certain types of files. What’s more, in the “Obsolete Files” tab, the application will display a list of what it considers to be files that unnecessarily occupy disk space on your HDD.

After each scan, Disk Analyzer Pro will generate a list with all your installed apps and show a complete list of folders and subfolders thorough which you can easily browse in order to delete, copy, or move files, with the help of its integrated file explorer.

Other tricks up its sleeve include, its “Top 100 oldest files” feature, that, as its name suggest, helps you to regain big parts of storage space, and a duplicate finder capability that makes it very easy for you to find and get rid off duplicate files such as pictures, videos, music files.

As a conclusion, Disk Analyzer Pro is a powerful and flexible macOS utility that should definitely find its way into your Mac’s Applications folder, as it ticks all the right boxes,  both in terms of ease of usage and in terms of efficiency.