Stefan Pla
NLLove It! Love It!! lightning fast connection to my new Mac from literally any device. For half the price I used to pay with teamviewer
Lee
TWBeen using the product for at least 8 years. Been using the product for 12 years (since Splashtop was first launched on AppStore)... the product has kept on getting better -- features, performance, reliability, etc. & it's much more cost effective than alternative. Solid customer support as well.
Boerboel
GBExcellent RMS software that just works As a small MSP and IT support operation we switched from LMI Rescue to Splashtop SOS 3 years ago. Excellent software that works perfectly, is stable, reliable, easy to use and *fast*. Most of all, it costs a fraction of Logmein and Teamviewer. Support is first rate, the rare times we needed to contact them related to Ubuntu glitches and they responded instantly. Reading some of the reviews here I'm stunned that someone claims it contains malware - this is an outrageous lie and quite defamatory. Cui bono I guess. My only bugbear with Splashtop is that it cannot support multiple Splashtop accounts on one device. If it did I would have sent them hundreds of new customers. Highly recommended and I remain a happy client.
CutebutGeeky
GBBeware! Their software contains malware Beware. I am a self employed Helpdesk Engineer and I downloaded this software as an alternative to Teamviewer as it's quite a lot cheaper. I would hazard a guess that this is a rogue company. Not only does their software contain malware, it blocks the installation of anti virus software. Their certification is out of date (SHA256 authentication) and their helpdesk is fake - kept in 4th place of a non existent queue for over half an hour. I'm very glad I didn't subscribe.
Anano
GBIt worked but..... The users didn't complain about the software so it seemed to work and perform as it was meant to. We need another user and all their plans are per user. The decision was made to go with a different provider. Auto renew was on and to turn it off I had to fill in their series of questions. I think it speaks poorly of a company to force that when turning off auto renew should be an easy and accessible choice for me, not a data mining experience. I understand their desire for the information but I think this speaks of a companies general culture in how they view their customers, sheep in a field to be sheared or valued clients that deserve some respect.