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Current Version

RAR 7.23.build134

Released Jul 25, 2026 · 5.6 MB · Android 6.0+

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Version Information

Version
7.23.build134
Release date
Jul 25, 2026
Size
5.6 MB
Android
6.0+
File type
APK
Package
com.rarlab.rar
Developer
RARLAB (published by win.rar GmbH)

About RAR

RAR is an archive utility for Android phones and tablets, published by win.rar GmbH under the RARLAB name. It brings familiar archive handling into a compact mobile package, so compressed files can be dealt with wherever you happen to be working. The listing tracks the most recent release of the app. Confirming The Package Identifier Every installation of this app carries the identifier com.rarlab.rar. Checking that string, before or after installing, is the simplest way to confirm you are dealing with the genuine RARLAB product rather than a lookalike that borrows the name. The developer field names RARLAB, with publishing handled by win.rar GmbH, so both points of contact trace back to the same source. The listing does not provide a content rating, so anyone setting the app up on a shared or supervised device should judge its suitability by looking through it after installation. A Compact 5.6 MB Install The download measures 5.6 MB, which is small enough to sit alongside your everyday apps without squeezing the storage on a budget handset. A footprint like this generally means a shorter wait before the app is ready to use, and it leaves headroom for the files you actually intend to work with rather than filling the device with the tool itself. Device Compatibility The build requires Android 6.0 or newer. Handsets and tablets running that release or a later one fall within the supported range, while older devices sitting below it will not be able to install the package. If your phone is running a more recent Android release, compatibility should not be a concern. Fitting Into A Productivity Routine Categorised as a productivity app, RAR belongs with the file managers, document viewers and other working utilities you open to get a task done rather than to pass the time. It stays single-purpose: one small application, one clear job, and no sprawling feature set competing for attention. That focus keeps it easy to slot into a routine where archives are just one more kind of file you handle during the day.