It provides excellent stability capabilities. I would rate it nine out of ten.

It has been stable. The only caveat I would say is sometimes with the managed devices, and this is true even when we host our own devices, they will be quirky. You might have to restart a device for it to reconnect and be recognized by the Mobile Center environment. But for the most part it's a pretty stable, mature tool. And we have noticed even since we've started evaluating it, they've gone from version 2.2, 2.5, 2.51. We feel all of those have significant improvements over the previous version.

There's been no stability issues.

It is a good solution when you have implemented it. When you put your device in the server and when you launch your application every day in the server, it is a good solution and does not fail. It is better when you launch the test automation in a local device, but it is a good solution either way.

It is a stable platform. I rate its stability a nine out of ten.

I rate the product's stability a six out of ten since we have internet issues. 

I don't have a very clear idea about stability, because we haven't used it yet. We have tested internally, and we are planning to implement Mobile Center soon.

Other than the deployment issue, once it was running we didn't have any issues with stability.

When you try to automate different scripts for iOS, Mobile Center doesn't accept all the objects that you have into the application.