At first, I was quite happy with the service. It provided me with many versions of the browsers I wanted to test in, and overall, I had a smooth connection. Unfortunately, they state that their live testing is powered by "real machines and real browsers." This is false information; you can tell by the little "VMWare Tools" icon in the corner. Furthermore, I had a fairly poor connection as I was on vacation, and ended up getting disconnected, though the dashboard says my session is still running and it won't let me launch a new session because I need to upgrade. I contacted support about it, and got a response that they would look into it and get back to me within the next couple of minutes. That was several hours ago, and I still have no response. I've only been using this service for less than a week, and I already heavily regret purchasing a subscription. I've got my eyes set on BrowserStack, as it's free for open-source projects

'm SUPER impressed with this solution, the people who have offered support, and the price point. There are a few better known competitors in this space, but Lambda Test is stealing the show in my opinion. We are putting it into all of our workflows.

Since I've been using LambdaTest for a few months, I've been quite pleased with both its performance and functionality. I've saved a tonne of time and hassle by being able to test on a range of devices, and the cross-browser compatibility testing is excellent. The customer support team is always accessible to help with any problems or requests, and the UI is user-friendly. I strongly advise anyone in need of sophisticated website testing to use LambdaTest.