What I liked the most is that it allows you to convert a single PC into two (or more) completely independent work/gaming stations, each with its own screen, keyboard, mouse, and audio. What convinced me the most compared to solutions like VMware or Hyper-V is that it doesn't virtualize; it runs on the same Windows, so the graphic performance and response are native. Zero noticeable input lag and the initial setup takes 10 minutes once you understand how to assign the ports. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I didn't find anything I personally disliked, as Aster works correctly, it just might not be easy to use for less experienced people or those unfamiliar with the topic, but other than that, Aster is excellent software for making 2 PCs out of 1. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.