Air Login App Reviews

This app is a joke. There is no audio supported! You watch, but you cant listen.

Would be compete if it had Wake-on-LAN

Useless for windows, what a waste of time.....

I can ping my laptop, but air display cant connect to it. On the same wireless network and rebooted. I will try it on my Mac yet but I have a feeling this will be uninstalled.

Air Login is great app. Probably the best VNC/screen sharing type app I have used, but I have stopped using it and cant rate it higher because the desktop companion application, Air Connect, is so lousy. Air Connect doesnt save login details, so every time the desktop/laptop machine is rebooted, you have to login into your account again. Its so annoying I gave it up. Please fix it so that it saves login details and doesnt pester you with a popup window every reboot and then Ill start using this again!

It seems like Avatron put all their energy into the otherwise awesome iOS app, and didnt put any care into the "Air Connect" daemon which is required to use Air Login. On OS X, every time you login to your desktop, the Air Connect window always pops up: Annoyingly, Obtrusively and Totally Unnecessary, considering that the only functionality it provides is for the connection of the iOS app. Theres no reason that Id want to see a list of all the devices Im use to connect via Air Login, at least not in a popup window whose appearance I have no control over.

This remote screen viewer has the fastest response time that I have seen compared to its competitors. I also love the fact that you can see what devices are connected to the account, it provides a means to ensure that no one else is hooking up to your Mac. Logging in is a breeze compared to the other ones that I have tried.

Without sound, well, just not enough value. Don’t mind paying for the application - once. But not a subscription requiring ongoing purchases.

My job involves providing tech support for our busy company and its great to be able to get back to a couple key computers from anywhere using my iPhone or iPad. Ive been using LogMeIn for the past several years and thats been fine, but their pricing model is driving me to look elsewhere when my 6 month trial is over. I had heard the hype regarding Screens and Screens Connect and thought that would be my replacement. I was very disappointed to find that Screens Connect was just a front end to open ports on a router (which I can do myself for personal networks, but it does nothing for our corporate firewall) and Screens itself was just a flashy looking VNC client that wont work under low bandwidth situations. Im glad I found Air Login. Not only does it look great, it actually allows me to install a small client (like LogMeIn) and get to multiple computers behind our Firewall without port forwarding or worrying about DHCP assigned IPs. The ability to switch between applications using their icons and having the front-most applications menu bar appear at the top of the iPad app is great. Ive not had any issues with Air Connect losing account information. However, I really hope they are able to support connections to computers at the log in screen. This is my biggest request for an enhancement. The only other item Id like to see addressed is the fact that the application switcher only shows the applications that are currently on the frontmost virtual desktop. Id love to be able to see all items that are currently running on the computer.

This makes it so easy to remote into my home Mac. Only complaint I have is scrolling. Not the best experience.

Horrible login on the daemon side. Need to log in everytime comouter goes to sleep or even is in screensaver. Not much use if i keep having tolog in everytime i need to use it. Mouse scrolling is funny, its more keen on zooming in than on scrolling. 1 second lag for scrolling is very annoying. Copared to windows RDP all ios VPN clients are a joke.

App has become useless. Crashes when selecting a computer to control. Paid the 90 day extra and it doesnt work outside the network. Very frustrated.

Fingers crossed for a timely update :)

Beware. With no recent update, you may waste some cash on this one.

The air connect software on my MacBook is just shotty software and it always has been, making me log in every time I fire up my Mac. And if I put my computer to sleep your forced to log out and then in again, and since iOS 8 I cant even connect to my computer as it says encrypting and fails every time Wi-Fi or LTE. I would not recommend downloading this product until this is addressed. Unless you like wasting money and or time.

I love this app. I use it often. So I am dismayed that ever since getting my new phone (iPhone 6 running iOS 8.0.2) the app crashes every time I try to use it. I can select my computer, and then I see "connecting", "encrypting", "drawing" and then it crashes. In short, this is an excellent and incredibly useful app, but give it s pass until it gets updated again.

Crashes are so common that the app is useless. Save your time and money

I use Air Login to access my Mac from both my iPad and iPhone when I’m traveling. It’s pretty fast, although it can sometimes take 15-30 seconds for the initial connection to take place. Very pleased that they fixed the iPhone crash in 1.1, as my iPad doesn’t have cellular, only wifi.

I don’t write a lot of reviews, but had to write one for this app. I’ve tried many other solutions and Air Login is the fastest, simplest and most effective to use of them all. I was pretty much ready to give up on the idea that I could use one of my devices to accurately control my computer remotely. But I stumbled on Air Login and it is a true gem! I highly recommend it.

I strongly suspect the 5-star reviews are from the supplier. I followed the directions exactly for both the iPhone app and the Mac OS app. When I attempted to log in, it looked like it was going to, then just went to a solid grey screen and stayed that way. Chalk this up to "a good idea if you can ever get it to actually function". Mac users at least should a tick to the VNC apps. They are a little slow, but they do work.