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iDisplay Reviews

My Opinion on iDisplay

written by grex on 2018-06-16 08:05:01

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Overall Opinion: In recent years tablets and mobile phones have gotten larger and larger, and they have increased their screen resolutions, too. This makes them comparable to many laptop monitors. iDisplay takes advantage of this, allowing you to use one of these devices as a secondary monitor. Not only is having a second monitor useful for increasing your productivity, but having a wireless second monitor creates all sorts of possibilities. For example, imagine giving a business presentation. You pass could around an iPad that you control to help demonstrate your product or service. iDisplay is also very easy to set up. It connects your desktop with your mobile device over WiFi, and it does so automatically. If you have a Mac, you can also use a USB-C cable. The company says that they will soon be releasing an Android version that works with USB as well. However, iDisplay is not without its drawbacks, and there are many of them. It is relatively expensive as far as mobile apps go, and it currently has lots of technical problems, especially on Android. These problems include connectivity issues and flickering. It can also be very slow. Customer support is further terrible, with many users complaining about unanswered support requests. At both iTunes and Google Play the app currently has very low user ratings. Still, if SHAPE GmbH — the creator of the app — can address these problems and offer the app at a better price, iDisplay could become a very useful tool.

Pros: Very easy to set up and use Works with both Windows and Mac computers, and with both iOS and Android devices Works either over WiFi or USB-C (Mac only) Desktop apps come free of charge

Cons: Is very expensive, especially in comparison to other mobile apps Has very poor customer support, with many unanswered support issues The app has many technical problems, especially on Android Can be very slow The app currently has very poor ratings from both iOS and Android users

grex is using iDisplay every other week recently.

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