I've been using Highfive since last 5… I've been using Highfive since last 5 months, It's really nice tool for video call and screen sharing, but I believe there are few features which can make Highfive more flexible!

I like the quality of the sound!!! I like the quality of the sound!!!! The Video is good too. Here is what you can improve... Log in is confusing to outsiders. Need a warning tone someone is waiting to enter Leave an icon open if someone needs to enter (currently, it disappears) The screen to make calls from the speaker is not easy to use... delicate, small and not always responsive to the touch. Keep in mind that if the conference is started from a computer, not in the conference room there is no way to know someone is waiting to come on the call. So... put a notice on the TV as well as the computer. Can we purchase just the audio system?

Easy to use Easy to use. The AV people on this end are working on a little bit of improvement on the sound, but otherwise, this is a very good product

So Much Better Thank Skype! We use this in our office for client meetings when our attorneys are out of town. Client comes in to our conference room and meets with their attorney remotely. The feedback from clients is favorable and they don't seem to miss the warn body being in the room. The mouth and the words are in sync and the picture is clear. The ease of use is tremendous. It has enhanced our client meetings. So much better than speakerphone with no video and tons better than using Skype.

Wish the Service was Better The system work alright when it works. The trouble is in the lower bandwidth connections that we don't have control over. When attempting to connect over lower bandwidth connections from our clients, we see issues with screen sharing performance and call quality that equals dissatisfaction and frustration from our clients. Secondarily, most conference room applications embrace the static phone line, which makes it easy for users to call into the conference if they are using a phone line. High five uses a rolling number and makes it difficult for users who are less technically savvy. Reaching out to High Five, they've indicated that this particular feature is not on their road map. Unfortunate.