The first commercial version, AnyDesk Lite, is available for €60 yearly or a one-time payment of €290. It is good for one simultaneous connection, and supports the transmission of audio and video but lacks other features that only the commercial programs support. There is AnyDesk Free, a limited version that is free for non-commercial use. While too early to come to a conclusion as independent benchmarks need to be run for confirmation, it is fair to say that AnyDesk could give TeamViewer a run for its money.ĪnyDesk will be offered in four different versions. Both the image quality and responsiveness was excellent. Here you see who is requesting the connection, and can modify several permissions such as use of the clipboard, before you hit the accept or dismiss button.Ī quick test showed great promise. Here you can also enable and disable visual helpers such as showing a remote cursor or transmitting hotkeys, and whether hardware acceleration should be used.Ĭonnection requests are displayed on screen by default.
You can either switch that to lowest reaction time or to best audio and video quality instead. The program compromises between display and audio quality and reaction time which you can modify in the settings as well. It is for instance possible to block access to the clipboard or block mouse and keyboard use.
#ANYDESK VS TEAMVIEWER PASSWORD#
You can add a password for unattended access to the system and define permissions here for remote users. Here you also have the option to enter an address of another user to connect to that user's system remotely.Īs far as settings go, there are a view of interest. The AnyDesk address is displayed on start which others can use to connect to the desk. The interface looks browser-like with the tab-like bar at the top and the Hamburger menu on the right.
#ANYDESK VS TEAMVIEWER FULL#
You can download the full benchmark report here.Īll you need to do is download AnyDesk from the developer website and run it afterwards.
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