Showing 1 - 5 of 84 results  Jessica from Specialists Property Management Company Size: 2-10 employees Time Used: Less than 12 months Review Source: Capterra I came from using Teamviewer, i will never go back. Splashtop is honestly perfect to use. Pros I loved the easiness of just having a username and password to access my computer, i used to use TEAMVIEWER, and of course we needed the IP address, so some unique number, if not forget it you are out of luck ... this is so much easier and user friendly. Plus, totally inexpensive. Cons It was a bit difficult to maneuver at first, trying to get the screen to fit was the worse, i eventually got it and it works fine, Adriaan from Cloud Boffins Company Size: 2-10 employees Industry: Information Technology and Services Time Used: Less than 2 years Review Source: Capterra With Splashtop Remote Support we can effectively manage both our own PCs and servers, as well as that of our clients remotely. The switch from LogMeIn went smoothly, and we've found that the remote support sessions connect far quicker and are more reliable than LogMeIn. Overall we are very satisfied with Splashtop and glad that we've made the switch. Pros Easy setup Quick and stable remote connections Security features Easy to learn and administer Low bandwidth requirements Anti-malware integration Cons Rollout via Active Directory is a bit tricky, but doable Only the main admin user is able to create delegated admin accounts Ease of use Lots of useful features Pricing We've used LogMeIn Free, then LogMeIn Central for many years. However, LogMeIn wrote to us a couple of years ago intending to more than double the price we were paying. So we looked at alternatives, and Splashtop came out on top for functionality and price. After a two week free trial we were satisfied that Splashtop was the way to go. Company Size: 2-10 employees Industry: Information Technology and Services Time Used: More than 2 years Review Source: Capterra Splashtop is a value-driven application, which although doesn't have all the bells and whistles of its more expensive competitors, does provide, basic solid, fast remote connections to a group of devices on a regular basis, but also has the capability of doing one-off sessions. Pros Ease of Installation, Ease of Use, Value Cons No Toolbox feature like ScreenConnect has Lacks Price More features for less money. Company Size: 2-10 employees Time Used: More than 2 years Review Source Splashtop has a good price point and is decent entry-level remote control software, although there are alternatives that perform better. It's hard to beat the price, though. Test a few before you decide. Pros Super simple to deploy, with support for Macs and PCs. It integrates very well with programs like Autotask, making it very easy to connect to a managed computer that you are also monitoring with Autotask Endpoint Management. Lightweight, small program that is very quick to install. Cons In our testing it ran slower than LogMeIn and Teamviewer. There weren't as many options to decrease the resolution to increase network speed, although they may have added that feature as we used this about a year ago. We had trouble connecting to PCs that were in portrait mode, and wouldn't switch to Landscape mode without crashing on some systems. Time Used: Less than 12 months Review Source: Capterra Pros The software is relatively simple to use and the fact it allows me to help on iOS as well as computer is a bonus, never have had any issues with it. Cons A limitation that Apple has set up to make it difficult for screensharing programs to be "plug and play" impacts non techy users from setting up these types of software with ease. Splashtop has a great visual to help users but still could use improvement as the steps aren't as clear for non techy users. Cost This article contains content that is written like an advertisement. (August 2021) Splashtop is a family of remote-desktop software and remote support software, developed by Splashtop Inc. Splashtop enables users to remotely access or remotely support computers from desktop and mobile devices.[1] Splashtop enables remote computer access for businesses, IT support and help desks, MSPs, and educational institutions.
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All Splashtop products require an internet connection on both computers to operate. The company charges an annual subscription fee for use of its products.
Remote computer access software for businesses, teams and individuals. Users are able to remotely access their Windows, Mac, and Linux[2] computers from a Windows, Mac, iOS, Android,[3] or Chromebook[4] device.
Remote support software for IT support and help desks. Users are able to provide on-demand attended support to their clients' computers and mobile devices. To manage and support unattended computers,[5] they must upgrade to the SOS+10 or SOS Unlimited plans.
Remote support and endpoint management software designed for MSPs. MSPs are able to remotely support their internal and client computers and provide users with remote access.
All-in-one remote access and remote support solution for organizations. Organizations are able to give employees remote access to computers and provide remote support for computers and mobile devices.
All-in-one remote access and remote support solution for educational institutions. Education IT admins are able to deploy, manage, and schedule remote access for students' and faculty members' on-campus lab computers through a centralized console. Flexible grouping and access permissions allow IT admins to give students and instructors access only to the computers they need.
All-in-one self-hosted remote access and remote support solution for organizations. Organizations are able to give employees remote access to computers and provide remote support for computers and mobile devices.
Splashtop remote desktop applications map the screen of the mobile device to the screen of the remote computer, so that users can interact with the remote computer. For desktop computers, the keyboard and mouse of the client computer will control the same functions on the server computer.
Where a mobile device controls a desktop computer, Splashtop uses touch-to-click controls and zooms using the pinch gesture. Gestures are used to replace mouse and keyboard controls. For example, a two-finger drag gesture is used to scroll within windows, generally mapping to the mouse wheel controller. Splashtop uses a modified version of the mobile keyboard which includes special keys, such as Ctrl, Alt, or Delete.
The current versions of Splashtop Streamer are available for Microsoft Windows XP and later, as well as for Windows Server versions 2003 and later. Splashtop also has support for Mac OS X 10.7 (Lion) and later versions.
The Splashtop Personal client application is available for the iPad, iPhone and iPod touch from the Apple App Store, as well as Android (including Kindle Fire), Windows and Mac, and Chromebook.[6] Splashtop Inc. is a privately held software company founded in 2006 and headquartered in Silicon Valley with offices in Amsterdam, Tokyo, Singapore, Hangzhou and Taipei.
The company was founded in 2006 under the name DeviceVM Inc. Its first product, named Splashtop OS, was an ‘instant-on’ Linux-based computing platform. The company partners with OEMs and manufacturers to integrate this technology into personal computers.[7] The company changed its name to Splashtop in 2010.[8] Splashtop Inc. launched its Splashtop Remote product in August 2010.
The original Splashtop Remote product was split into multiple products with the release of Splashtop Business[9] in 2013. The original consumer-focused solution was renamed Splashtop Personal. Splashtop Remote Support was announced in 2015 as Splashtop Business for Remote Support[10] and later renamed Splashtop Remote Support. Splashtop On-Demand Support was introduced in 2015.[11][12]
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