The free version allows up to 10 minutes recording time as to other screen recorders that only allow 30 seconds or 2 minutes at most. You can also connect devices like mobile phones, webcams and gaming consoles and use a split screen option. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The only thing I dislike is the watermark on recorded videos using the free version. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I appreciate the most and like the best with Bandicam is right after you install the program it's pretty much that simple. You'll see a big button, you hit that and you'll start recording your screen. The benefits of having a screen recorder goes beyond what I can write here. However, especially in attempting to troubleshoot Information Technology issues, I can record my screen and then let my IT support figure out what I did wrong. Not only in this situation, but those who like to play video games on PC/Mac, this program will flawless record your screens with ease! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

One of the things I definitely dislike about Bandicam is it'll freeze or incomplete a video you're recording. About an hour ago, I was having an issue with an application so I went to record what was going on to be able to show the IT and have them replicate it. Bandicam froze up about 3 times before I was able to actually have a video file to that I could forward over to my IT Support. It's the little things that bug ya, but none the less, this is a GREAT program. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Along with the awesome price, Bandcam makes it extremely easy to capture audio and video directly from your PC. Before buying the licence you're also invited to test out the software with its free, trial, version.

I started using it to record audio/video from video games, it deals amazingly well with fast paced games and has a seamless recording. ( No lag, even on a lower end PC or laptop, from my experience )

Audio and video settings enable any user with a license to personalize almost everything of the recording experience. The software has a high compression rate but the quality rarely feels like a downgrade, even at smaller file sizes. The ability to switch the recording between a game, full screen and screen area, or even with an external device, is also a great feature which I love. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I've had some problems with corrupted videos, which I was able to fix with the tool provided by Bandicam themselves called Bandifix. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Compressed video sizes compared to FRAPS and high resolution video. Supports up to 4K recording and 144 Frames Per Second for video. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

No built in streaming client like some other applications Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

BandiCam makes it easy to capture screen, voice and video simultaneously in a simple to use piece of software. I was able to see the software in action before I purchased my own license, but I could not think of a tool that captures screen, voice and video in an easier to use interface. It was originally designed for recording high speed gaming, so when using it for basic screen recording functionality, the image quality is second to none. I even transferred my license from 1 computer to another in about 5 minutes time. Very impressed with these guys. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I had some difficulty with the software remembering audio and video preferences, so I had to test every time I opened the software. The main problem was that I was using a dock half the time and the laptop on the go the other half. Long story short - it wasn't bandicam, but my computer was changing preferences and bandicam helped me figure that out. That being said, it's still worth testing everything before recording. Nothing worse than recording 30 minutes only to find out the audio didn't take. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use this software to record gaming sessions mostly, but it could be used for a number of things—including computer tutorials, demonstrations, academic online lessons, and of course walkthroughs like I use it for. The software is modeled for these things and that's clear from the get-go—you have the ability to activate a webcam through it and it does the corner placement for you, you can of course have the full range of picking and modifying your audio and video inputs, and there's probably even more advanced settings I haven't stumbled across yet. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The only problem I've had so far is running it with large games (like Fallout). It's crashed on me maybe once or twice over a year's use. And you kind of have to keep an eye on the settings when you open it up—the file type reset once and I lost about two hours of footage audio. That wasn't a fun night. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like that you can customize the watermark on your videos as it allows for a more defined look to your videos and makes it your own. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I do not like that it is unclear of the other locations that you can buy their amazing software. For instance, I had to contact them to find out if their Amazon buy page was the real one. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Bandicam can record very high quality videos, making it suitable for recording gameplay and product development videos for professional use.

The software can capture videos that contain DirectX or OpenGL contexts without including window borders. This runs optimally, and provides better performance and results than just recording that screen area, with smaller resulting filesizes.

Finally, the software is relatively cheap, and even has a free version that places a watermark, so you can test the features and performance before making any financial investment. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The user interface for Bandicam can be a little confusing when first using it. This is because it uses a custom frame for the window itself, making recognisable UI elements difficult to identify, and making the window boundaries unclear.

Finally, some of the default settings are not good choices. For example, anyone who is spending lots of their storage space to record videos is unlikely to want JPEG screenshots by default, and many users do not change their default settings prior to jumping in to the software.

Note: I found it very hard to identify issues with Bandicam, but I'm also a relatively new user of the software. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Being able to record an area of the screen is perfect for being able to show off bugs for applications that aren't full screen, such as the apps that I work on. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

UI used to be smaller and more condensed, which I preferred. The new UI works, but seems to take longer to load and is a little more busy. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The accessibility is great...I am a new coder in my personal time and bandicam has been easy to use to see how my product may work with their software. I really think its better than Fraps when you pull back everything and look at the hardware. Very seamless.

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I've had issues with Bandicut and it doesn't seem on par with the rest of the product. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.