So, first of all, Omegle was basically the first site to make the entire idea of random chatting popular, so props to them for that! This, of course, isn’t the only reason we love them, we love them because they provide a fast and unique chat experience in comparison to other roulette chat sites. However, despite their undeniable awesomeness, we still have found ourselves wondering whether or not there are other sites like Omegle out in the vast expanse of the internet. And, the answer, of course, is that there are. And, there aren’t just a few, there are a lot. However, there are a very small number, or should I say, there may only literally be one that is truly similar in terms of offerings, the rest tend to be more different. At any rate, we’ll let you draw your own conclusions, here’s the list:

1. iMeetzu – Our Review

Here we have the random chat site that is probably the closest to Omegle in terms of offerings. iMeetzu has both text and video options just like Omegle, and no other sites we have listed here have the text-only choice. In addition, iMeetzu also has a group webcam chat option, and an entire stranger social network with lots of cool features. When you put all of the functionality together, you get a great combination that you definitely can’t miss out on!

2. Chatrandom – Our Review

This site is popular, and has a nice set of chat choices. These include roulette webcam chat, group chat rooms, and a feature called multi chat. Give them a visit for sure!

3. Chatroulette – Our Review

This is the old beast of random video chatting, and still remains very popular to this day. If for some reason you haven’t heard of them or visited them before, you just have to.

4. Camzap – Our Review

This is a nice alternative for roulette cam chatting, with a lot of users and some unique features of its own. Expect to find a lot of international people.

5. Bazoocam – Our Review

If you are looking to practice your French language speaking skills, this is the random video site for you, and it’s popular to boot!

6. Funyo – Our Review

7. Streamberry – Our Review

8. Chatpig – Our Review

9. Chatville – Our Review

10. WebcamBam – Our Review

 Omegle is actually responsible for originating the current concept of random chatting, not Chatroulette. The average person seems to think that Chatroulette was the first to invent the category, but in actuality, Omegle came out about a year and a half before Chatroulette ever existed! Crazy right? However, Omegle did not have the roulette video chat option, it was text-only, and it only added the webcam choice after Chatroulette garnered headlines and showed how much more popular the random chat concept could be with video streaming added to the mix. Thus, in a way, Omegle should be thankful for it’s new competition, because the competition brought more overall popularity to the niche itself, which then actually led to their current level of popularity which is actually WAY higher than it was pre-competition. Funny how that works.

In any case, let’s dive into the features. The basic offerings include the text-only version and the live cam version. Both are fast, clean, and easy to use. The text option actually also has an iPhone app to go with it, but no Android app like iMeetzu has. Then, on top of the app, the text version also has something called “spy mode”. In this mode you can pose a question and then “spy” on two people as they argue over the correct answer, or just start talking about something completely different, you never really know what they will do, and that makes it a much more intriguing feature. Finally, Omegle also offers the ability to specify interests and then be connected with others who also specify a similar interest. This is great because it can be a real time-saver if you’re looking to have a discussion with someone about a particular subject, or just to meet someone who you are more likely to have things in common with and thus have more immediate rapport. Like what you’ve heard? Visit the site at www.omegle.com.