Okay, so I wanted to mess around with something called “Momentum UDT.” I’d heard it was, like, a faster way to transfer files, especially big ones. Regular methods can be slow, so I was curious.

First, I had to get my hands on it. I went to their website and found the download section. It wasn’t super obvious, but I managed to find the right installer for my computer.
Installation Time! This was pretty straightforward. Just clicked through the usual “next, next, agree” stuff. Nothing complicated there. I made sure to pay attention to where it was installing, just in case I needed to find the files later.
Once it was installed, I wanted to give it a test run. I had a bunch of video files from a recent project that I needed to send to a buddy. Perfect opportunity!
My First Test
- Opened the program: It had a pretty simple interface. Not too many buttons, which is good. I hate when things are overly complicated.
- Chose my files: I dragged and dropped those video files right into the program window. Easy peasy.
- Entered my friend information: I filled the recipient data. It’s kinda like sending an email, but specifically for these files.
- Hit send: And then… I waited. It gave me a little progress bar, which was helpful. I could see it was actually working.
Honestly, the first time, it felt… surprisingly fast. Way faster than if I’d tried to email those huge files or use some other online service. I was pretty impressed.
Playing Around More
I did a few more tests, sending different types of files, different sizes, and to different locations. My friend was in another city. I wanted to get a feel for how consistent it was.

Most of the time, it was great. But there was this one time… the connection dropped midway through. That was annoying. Luckily, the program had a “resume” feature, so I didn’t have to start from scratch. It picked up right where it left off. Good save!
I think the resume feature is kind of important. Since you’re working with big files, interruptions can happen. Nice to know it can handle that.
The verdict?
So, after messing around with Momentum UDT for a while, I think it’s pretty solid. It’s definitely faster than many other options for sending large files. It is not perfect, you know, the occasional hiccup, but the resume feature helps. If you’re regularly dealing with big files and need a speedy way to move them around, I’d say give it a shot. It’s worked pretty well for me, at least for my needs.