Very high compatibility with other products, easy customization and quick and efficient support.

Really haven't stumbled upon any issues.

To sum up, Mobiscroll provides us with a fully developing kit set, which is both easier to implement and user-friendly. Also, the part that excites the clients the most is that because of various theme builders and perfectly fitting pre-configured styles, customizations are done by little to zero work, which is fun and saves tons of time. To make the experience more fulfilling, we decided to purchase the full paid version of the software that includes all times of frameworks and UI tools. When analyzing the results and reviewing the demo app, we came to the conclusion that using Mobiscroll is efficient both time-wise and financially. Finally, using Mobiscroll in the long term will give us the best possible development experience, creating a win-win situation for both the company and the clients.

The app is highly recommended because first of all its super easy to use, it’s easy to implement into existing projects. It’s time and money efficient. Also, customizations are done effortlessly. While using the app I faced a small technical issue, but it has been resolved immediately by the help of a super responsive support team. I am very impressed and I don’t regret buying the full version after using the free trial.

so far have not found any disturbing negative sides of this app

It moderately solved speeding up the numerical data entry in my application, and only for a while because they do not provide updates of its components.

It seemed that his Numpad was just what I needed in my development, it looked complete and functional, until I made the payment for the license, I discovered that it was not.

I found many limitations in its components, more than anything in the Numpad, I told their support team what I needed to do and gave them options: - I offered to pay them extra for the customization of the component, - or that they allow me and my team to extend their component with more characteristics and share the characteristics with them so that they would be part of their components. I received a resounding NO to everything from their "tech support". And even worse, they start with the updates of some components and I ask support to please update the Numpad, a component that I use in my developments, and I again receive a NOT IN OUR PLANS TO UPDATE THE NUMPAD.

I was in the design/architecture phase of a large PWA for a client about a year ago. I'd already laid out all the components and written the markup for most of the pages using MVC and jQuery when I came across mobiscroll. It was such a perfect fit for what I was trying to do that I decided to use mobiscroll instead, and I'm very happy with the result.

In a marketplace for 3rd party components where there's ample options for a developer, one can afford to be choosy. Is it easy to install and setup? Does is have clear documentation and examples? Does is work right off the bat or needs some figuring out and work-arounds? Mobiscroll's components just work. No tedious installation or setup process. And they look and behave exactly as you expect, especially on mobile devices. I've been using most of its components in a PWA in React. And on a mobile device, you can not tell that it's not a native app. The pre-configured themes, as well as their theme builder allows you to further enhance the look and feel of your app to fit your design perfectly.

I don't have anything negative to say about this software. But I have a few suggestions for enhancements. Pass HTML attributes such as class names, ID, data attributes, etc. directly to the DOM. Return the standard event object. Make it easier to find the answer in docs. It would be great if the description and/or the examples in the 'demo' pages link directly to their section in docs.

Mobiscroll saves us hundreds of hours a month, no question. Best money we've spent on licensing.

We have used Mobiscroll for a number of development projects withing our company for the past 5 years. They keep adding more and more components that make it easy for us to delivery great responsive experiences across a number of devices. [SENSITIVE CONTENT HIDDEN] and his team are amazing. Any time we have an issue or are trying to figure out how to make a component do something a little different, they're right there, often times sending us back a custom code sample to get us going in the right direction. And it's always nice to see something we've hacked on get incorporated into the next release.

If there's one thing, it can be the little inconsistencies between the components. Sometimes there's a property that will accept one format on one component, but not on another. Or a method might go by a slightly different name. The documentation is very good in this regard though.