nzbX Review

nzbX highlights:

  • Public Usenet index
  • Search the site for NZB’s
  • Over two years indexed
  • View other user comments
  • Free to use their engine
  • Premium account option

nzbX features:

nzbX is a new Usenet serach engine that launched in late 2012 and has already indexed over two years. The site is free to use but you’ll need a premium account to comment. As of Jan. 2013 registration is open. You might need an invite in the future.

nzbX is similar to other search engines like Binsearcfh in that they automatically index Usenet content. The difference is that nzbX is also community driven in that premium users can comment and rate releases. While free users can read the comments. That will help users determine quality and avoid downloading viruses.

You can use nzbx free with some limitations. Search their index at will without a premium members. You can even read comments. To participate more you will need a premium account.

Not to be confused for a Usenet provider or newsreader software. Both of which you will need to download from Usenet. nzbX will help you find what your looking for across millions of newsgroup posts without the need for downloading headers.

Search statistics:

  • Over two years of NZBs indexed and growing

Search options:

  • Search by keyword
  • Filter by file size
  • Sort by age, comments, downloads or size
  • Filter by category

Search results:

  • Name of post
  • Newsgroup
  • File size
  • Rating
  • Comments
  • Downloads
  • Age of post

How to use nzbX:

Search for your subject of interest. Once you find what your looking for click on the name of the post for more details. Then you can download the NZB and open the newly created NZB file in your favorite Usenet client to download the contents.

Free / Premium membership:

  • You can search and view ratings / comments free
  • Premium membership includes the ability to rate / comment

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