Soapbox is pretty simple to use and navigate. You don't have to avoid the "select a plan" screen like others in order to record and set up your videos. Some of my colleagues use other ones because they work better on their computers, but I think Soapbox has the least issues of the ones I've tried (Hippo and Loom are the others) on my computer. Other tools show you your face when you are making a screencast and recording your face, but I like that Soapbox doesn't because that takes up space I want on my screen for my presentations. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Every screen recording tool I've used has glitches. Some of my colleagues use other ones because they work better on their computers, I think Soapbox has the least issues of the ones I've tried (Hippo and Loom are the others) on my computer. Every once in a while you will make a recording and the file gets corrupted when Soapbox is putting it together (this happens on every tool I've tried), and sometimes the audio and video get out of sync, or the audio cuts out. You need to review the video before sending a screencast to someone because it could have really bad audio, even if it seems fine when you watch it. If you just watch the video in the editing screen it gives you, it will seem fine, so what you need to do is copy the link to share it and open it up that way. Then it will give you the real experience. Sometimes it takes a few tries to get a video to record where the video and audio are clean. Sometimes I give up because it's not worth the time anymore. But for my computer, I'm pretty sure Soapbox works better than the other ones I've used. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.