I've had no issues with it at all.

I have never had any issues with stability, and it has never crashed.

It seems to be pretty solid. I haven't had any issues with its screen, buttons, and things of that nature.

I haven't noticed crashing or anything else. It has been very stable. One unit had stopped charging, and we sent it out for repairs. They sent us a new one in four or five days. That was the only problem we ever had.

It is quite stable. I have never seen any issues with this one.

In the two years that I've been using this, it has been very stable. I've used it at multiple sites, and I've used it with multiple users. They've not had any complaints about it. It has fallen a few times, inadvertently. It's a very stable device. It has proved to be rugged.

We've never had any issues with the LinkRunner.

I have not noticed any issues with the stability of this product. Anytime there has been an update for the LinkRunner, we have always applied it, but we have never had any issues with the stability of the product or battery life.

This is my second unit. I had issues with the first one, it just wouldn't turn on.o they sent me a new one. Since then, everything has been fine.

It is very stable: it doesn't crash, the applications run as expected time and time again. That being said, there is one feature that is not quite as stable as the rest of the product:  the remote control function. You can leave it plugged into a location where you're doing some work and connect to it remotely by a program called VNC, which is popular at our site. And sometimes that function breaks down, particularly if you've been running for a couple of days, i.e. sometimes the VNC server running inside the tool quits working and you have to reboot it. Of course, if you're physically next to it, rebooting is not a big deal. But if you're remotely controlling it, you're probably not physically next to it. That can be modestly annoying. I don't know that there's a lot NetAlly can do about that, as VNC is an open-source, third-party product. But the rest of the product is rock-solid.

I haven't noticed any stability problems on the unit.

I haven't been able to find a suitable replacement with a compared cost on the market yet.

The OS is pretty stable. I think we've only had one crash, and that may just be because Android OS is running multiple test apps at once. We don't always remember to close them, so it's running a lot in the background. The device itself is sturdy, but I've only used it with a protective case, so I don't know how well it would handle a drop without it.

It's very stable. I haven't seen it crash or had any issues with lockup or freezing of the unit.

We haven't had any issues with stability.

Performance-wise it is good, apart from the battery. The battery indicator icon might say there's a third of a battery-full on there, but then you do an AutoTest, it looks good, you're trying to upload it, and bang, it disappears.

It's never crashed on me except for when I used the recommended WIFI adapter. It doesn't seem buggy or has any freak-outs. It's relatively stable.

I have not encountered any stability issues; works like a champ.

I never had any stability issues.