iSpring Present Review

Developer: iSpring
Price: FREE
Version Reviewed: 1.1.7
Device Reviewed On: iPad Mini Retina

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iSpring Present makes quite a crucial misstep in its opening moments. It requires you to have an account for iSpring, but gives you no way of signing up other than to open your web browser and find the sign-up site yourself. Oops. Fortunately that’s the only real misstep for iSpring Present. It’s otherwise a fairly useful way of transferring content from your PC to your iPad, with the added bonus of some great PowerPoint support.

That support means iSpring Present particularly lends itself to making your presentations easier. You can easily create a presentation on your PC then send it over to iSpring Present and still see all the relevant PowerPoint effects. That’s often a rare thing in such apps, but this one ensures you don’t miss out on anything.

Besides that, iSpring Present has support for plenty of other formats. You can just easily send over GIFs or videos, as you can PDFs or Word files. It doesn’t take long to negotiate the interface either with a swipe downwards refreshing the app. You can then view information about the file, make them your favorite, or opt to save them for offline viewing later on. It’s far from complicated stuff. There's no way of previewing content, but that's more of a stylistic thing, meaning it doesn't exactly affect how well it works.

It’s all simply laid out, meaning you won’t get easily confused. iSpring Present adds on extra features too, such as the ability to share content with others, and still be able to track how many views they’ve gleaned. It’s those little things that makes iSpring Present more than just a twist on iCloud.

Entirely free to use, iSpring Present is an easy product to recommend for those who want to keep their content with them whether they go, without having to make any compromises.