BitTorrent v2 supported Torrent Clients

qBittorrent is my choice on this list. It is definitely one of the best apps with its good interface, all the good features and cross-platform (except Android) support.

While PicoTorrent isn't cross-platform or feature-rich like other apps, it does have some nice features as well. It also has the best interface in my opinion. If some major problems are fixed it will be my main Torrent Client on my Windows 11. Edit: It's discontinued so it won't happen now

LibreTorrent is one of the few good Torrent Clients on Android. It has a good interface and lots of features. If you are looking for a Torrent Client for Android this is the first app to go.

BiglyBT is good for those who want to use a single Torrent Client on all devices with cross-platform support including Android. It is also the first app to add Bittorrent v2 support excluding libtorrent (obviously). This app also the successor of old friend Vuze.

Deluge is a full-featured and cross-platform Torrent Client. Although it has many good features, much more can be achieved with plugins. It is also lightweight and powerful. But "Deluge 2.0 packages are not yet available" for macOS so BitTorrent v2 is not supported on macOS yet.

BitSwarm Client GUI is a cross-platform application with BitTorrent v2 support. Edit: It's discontinued.

BitComet is a BitTorrent v2 supported cross-platform included Android but no Linux version. It is the only non-open source application among these applications. Also i strongly DON'T RECOMMEND downloading this application. Because these: "Warning: A lot of users on Reddit reported that BitComet tried to install multiple viruses and adware during the setup" and "Bundleware: The installer prompts you to change your default search provider and install a media player. After installation it opens a webpage with an ad for another software install."

While libtorrent isn't the app with the best interface on the list (although it doesn't even have a GUI), it's easy to use and outperforms most apps. Most Torrent Clients are probably based on libtorrent, including these apps on the list

rTorrent turn back after 5-year hiatus. It's a text-based torrent client and uses libtorrent library.