Bandicam

Bandicam is a screen recording software that is used mostly for recording video games, but can be used for a wide variety of other things as well which makes it a very versatile screen recorder. This is due to the feature it possesses to record certain parts of the screen, not just the whole screen or video games. It has a lot of different options that you can play around with to make the quality better or worse, to make the file size smaller or bigger, or any other thing you might care about when it comes to recording something on your screen.

The biggest issue with this and every other screen recording software is that it is very taxing on a system and thus required you to have a very good computer or the frames will drop substantially and that will result in the video being lackluster which is definitely something you never want. Other than that inherent issue all screen recording software shares, another possible problem is the UI which looks nice, but is sometimes hard to work with because certain functions are not where you would expect them to be and that can be a bit problematic at times.

Overall, I must say I would recommend you to try this product for yourself and decide if you want to continue using it. It is definitely not a bad product by any means, but your mileage may vary. But since it has a free trial version which puts heavy restrictions on your recording by putting a watermark on your videos, as well as not letting you record videos longer than a few minutes, I would still say it’s worth a change. Just download the free trial, see if you like it and if you do, you can buy it and if you don’t, you can just forget about Bandicam. And the price point is not that high either.