Cloud Sharing Software

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I use the CRG9 primarily for work (documents, spreadsheets, research, etc.), but it also allows me to have an immersive gaming environment in my downtime. I needed to replace multiple monitors and the CRG9 was better suited for that than a normal 21:9 ultrawide would have been. My particular use case involved sharing via MS Teams and making use of PBP on my work machine to avoid having to install FancyZones or Samsung's Easy Settings Box. On my personal machine, I can easily use such software and I don't do screensharing, anyway. The CRG9 replaced my 3 old 1080p monitors, entirely removed the bezels, and provided much better framerates and resolution than my previous setup. I simply use two of the DisplayPort inputs to split the screen in hardware (rather than software). You could also split it in hardware using one HDMI input and one DisplayPort input. You can still manually extend windows across both halves of the monitor if you like, but this allows snapping to halves, quarters, and eights of the monitor while preventing aspect ratio issues from sharing screens via MS Teams. Obviously, this wouldn't work if you have only one display output on your machine and you don't have a docking station/port replicator/adapter of some sort. I use my CRG9 mostly for Excel, Word, etc., and it's been outstanding for that purpose.

Great software and with the cloud I always have the most current edition, bug fixes, and updates that automatically notify me when needed. As a student the subscription is a lot easier to pay for than buying the entire software bundle at once.

I love my new scanner, I use it for scanning documents into a software program for cloud storage, it's efficient and easy to use.

Mounted the switch and powered it up. Synced with Cloud key with no issues. Configuration software was easy to navigate and we love the ability to see everything from the app or computer interface.

Works well and good resolution but disappointed that I cannot access the software Garmin Dashcam Player. I have an installed version because I have the Garmin GPS dashcam combo. I have no desire to upload to a cloud service. I’ll check out the Garmin Drive app export feature. The dashcam seems to create a whole lot of small files and the GDCPlayer merged them all perfectly. I’m of the opinion that Garmin is promoting a cloud subscrition service.

Happy with the scanner works well for scanning packing slips into our cloud based software using the glass or feeder and does multiple pages with ease.

Started out with Unifis Cloud Key Plus and their switch then realized what you could do with their software. Added this access point and the their mesh antenna. Wow this stuff is quality and affordable.

This device is a must if you use UniFi products. Basically it is a whole computer that runs the Ubiquity software. My previous cloud key was purchased in 2018 and worked reliably 24 hours a day till it bit the dust. I needed to replace it fast as my network was down. B&H sipped this to me in 12 hours and a few hours later I was up and running. When you purchase this I highly recommend getting yourself a minimum of 8gb micro SS card to have the software in the cloud key backed up each day or week. These devices take hours to setup and weeks of work to get perfection which if it dies like my previous one did after 5 1/2 years you can be up and running in minutes if you have it automatically backed up to the SD card. The Ubiquity interface is the best and most intuitive that I have ever used. Very stabile device that performs flawlessly.

I love this product which offers a sophisticated photo editing program along with cloud based viewing. There are instructional videos included for learning which I do not recall being connected to the software in the past. Adobe photo processing software is the standard in software and it's price is affordable. What more could anyone want?

I hate the cloud, and synchronize with a flashdrive and the simple software synctoy. it's worked out very well for me for years now. It all relies on a having a stylish an unintrusive flashdrive. This is the best I could find in terms of intersection of price, capacity, and design. Caution: I had one which failed in 18 months (bought elsewhere). I bought the same again, because a new scan of the market revealed nothing better that's this well designed and stylish.