DaDesktop vs V2 Cloud

DaDesktop provides browser-accessible virtual desktops for remote IT training. Instructors can monitor learners’ desktops in real time and offer guidance during sessions. Reusable desktop templates, snapshots, and one-click restoration support preparing and resetting lab configurations. The platform also lists video conferencing, live streaming, chat, and session recordings. For technical workloads, it offers NVIDIA and AMD GPU desktops for machine learning, 3D rendering, CAD, video editing, and scientific computing. The Public Cloud option starts at ¥4 per desktop per day, billed by calendar day rather than hour, and includes 8 GB RAM, an 8-core CPU, and 50 GB SSD. Extra resources and Windows have additional listed charges. Other arrangements include private servers, on-premise deployment on customer infrastructure, and reseller or volume plans. The on-premise option runs on the customer’s hardware and network, with data kept in that environment. DaDesktop identifies training providers, higher education institutions, coding bootcamps, software vendors, and multi-site organizations as use cases. It launched under the DaDesktop brand in 2019.

V2 Cloud provides dedicated Windows 10 or 11 Pro virtual desktops hosted in the cloud for access from users’ devices. The maker says Windows VMs can be deployed through a dashboard in under 20 minutes. Connection options include Windows, macOS, Chromebook, and an HTML5 browser client; listed access platforms also include Linux, iOS, Android, and thin clients. Desktops include managed malware protection and daily automated backups, and sync natively with OneDrive and SharePoint. Eligible Microsoft 365 Business or Enterprise seats can be applied through BYOL, and Azure AD can be connected for SSO and MFA. Web Connect uses HTTPS with a valid SSL certificate; V2 Client connections for Windows and Mac use SSH tunneling and SSL encryption. The service states that its VM hosting is HIPAA compliant and SOC 2 Type II audited, and includes 24/7 expert support. Pricing is fixed monthly, with unlimited usage and cancellation at any time. There is no free plan; a seven-day trial is available. Listed plans start at $35 a month for Basic Users.