Chrome Remote Desktop vs iRDP

Struggling to choose between Chrome Remote Desktop and iRDP? Both products offer unique advantages, making it a tough decision.

Chrome Remote Desktop is a Remote Work & Education solution with tags like remote-desktop, screen-sharing, remote-control.

It boasts features such as Screen sharing, Remote desktop access, Cross-platform - works on Windows, Mac, Linux, Chrome OS, Easy setup - just need a Google account, Secure connections - uses TLS, Remote printing, File transfer, Audio support, Mobile apps available and pros including Free, Easy to use, No installation or configuration required on client side, Works through web browser, Secure remote access.

On the other hand, iRDP is a Remote Work & Education product tagged with remote-desktop, rdp, vnc, ios, mobile.

Its standout features include RDP and VNC protocol support for connecting to Windows and Mac machines, Touchscreen gestures for intuitive control, Keyboard shortcuts, SSL and TLS encryption, Biometric authentication, File transfer between local device and remote computer, Multiple monitor support, Audio redirection, and it shines with pros like Easy to set up remote desktop connections, Smooth performance even over slower networks, Secure encrypted connections, Works well for both Windows and Mac remote access, Good touchscreen optimization.

Feature	Chrome Remote Desktop	iRDP
Overall Score	N/A	N/A
Primary Category	Remote Work & Education	Remote Work & Education

Product Overview

Chrome Remote Desktop

Description: Chrome Remote Desktop is a remote access software that allows users to remotely connect to another computer through Chrome browser or Chromebook. It facilitates remote control and screen sharing between computers.

iRDP

Description: iRDP is a remote desktop client for iOS devices that allows users to securely connect to Windows or Mac computers. It supports RDP and VNC protocols for remote access and control.

Key Features Comparison

Chrome Remote Desktop Features

• Screen sharing
• Remote desktop access
• Cross-platform - works on Windows, Mac, Linux, Chrome OS
• Easy setup - just need a Google account
• Secure connections - uses TLS
• Remote printing
• File transfer
• Audio support
• Mobile apps available

iRDP Features

• RDP and VNC protocol support for connecting to Windows and Mac machines
• Touchscreen gestures for intuitive control
• Keyboard shortcuts
• SSL and TLS encryption
• Biometric authentication
• File transfer between local device and remote computer
• Multiple monitor support
• Audio redirection

Pros & Cons Analysis

Chrome Remote Desktop

Pros

• Free
• Easy to use
• No installation or configuration required on client side
• Works through web browser
• Secure remote access

Cons

• Limited customization options
• Requires Chrome browser
• No multi-monitor support
• Can be slower than other RDP solutions

iRDP

Pros

• Easy to set up remote desktop connections
• Smooth performance even over slower networks
• Secure encrypted connections
• Works well for both Windows and Mac remote access
• Good touchscreen optimization

Cons

• No support for Linux computers
• Limited free trial period
• Can be laggy on very slow networks
• No collaboration or screen sharing features

Pricing Comparison

Chrome Remote Desktop

• Free

iRDP

• Freemium