VNC Connect

VNC Connect enables you to remotely access and control your devices wherever you are in the world, whenever you need to. VNC has a widespread user base from individuals to the world's largest multi-national companies utilizing the technology for a range of applications.

Languages supported: German, English, French, Portuguese, Spanish

Platforms: Mac, Win, Linux

Price: $$$$$

Business Size: 1

9.4/10 (Expert Score) ★★★★★
Product is rated as #21 in category Remote Desktop Software
Ease of use
9.3
Support
9.5
Ease of Setup
9.1

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VNCВ® Connect is screen sharing software developed by RealVNC, the original inventors of VNC remote access technology. VNC Connect lets you connect to a remote computer anywhere in the world, watch its screen in real-time, and take control as though sitting in front of it.

From enabling remote working, to managing vital systems remotely, to providing IT support for your organization, VNCВ® Connect has the features you need to stay connected. Millions of businesses around the world choose VNC Connect for its affordable price, its ease of use and unparalleled security.

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Michael F.

Advanced user of VNC Connect
★★★★★
Not sure why you'd use anything else...

What do you like best?

Interoperability is key for me. Our environment conists of Windows, macOS and Fedora/Ubuntu linux. VNC Connect is literally the only tool we found (and we tried loads) that works seamlessly for connecting to all of our estate. It's difficult to overstate how good that is for Linux workstations in partciular.

It's fast, too. It connects near instantly, can authenticate using a Windows domain or local Windows, macOS or Linux user and has all the options we needed for notifying users when we're connected/disconnected.

I challenge anyone to find a better standalone remote support tool.

What do you dislike?

When initially setting up on Linux, guidance around requirements was a little light / hard to find. If you're planning to use it on Linux, you'll need to disable Wayland (easily googled) before connectivity works.

What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized?

Remote support, training and on-boarding in our new remote-first world.

Review source: G2.com

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