Slowness. Seriously... What's up with the lag and slowness?

Thanks for the input everyone.  We have a ticket up for further investigation on the issue.

we have no connection issues, we can run plenty other alternatives such as teamviewer perfectly fine with no issues.

Do you mean the monitor model/manufacturer or physical connection type e.g. VGA/HDMI etc.?

Wrt resolutions we've tried everything from 1024x768 to 1440p, obviously the higher the resolution the worse the performance.

As an aside it took nearly 2 mins just to login to logmein.com this morning...

AshC I'm not sure if you work for LogMeIn directly but if you do can you run a test in your lab so you can see what I'm talking about? If you have a newer Macbook and remote connect to a Windows 10 Workstation you'll find that it stutters a great deal when playing back a Youtube video. I'm the Chief Engineer at a Production Studio in NYC and I finally discovered a few months ago how to work around this issue by using an external monitor for artists using Macbooks at home. I should also mention that the Macbooks are running the latest LogMeIn Client (4.1.7632) and the remote workstation is running the latest LogMeIn server software (Windows 10 Pro - LogMeIn 141148)

@martinbristow  Can you confirm what types of monitors are set up with the PCs experiencing delays, and what their resolutions are set to?  

We've had the same issue with LogMeIn. I'm also using a new Macbook to connect to a remote Windows 10 workstation. The reason for the stutter is the resolution of your Macbook screen itself which believe is 2560 x 1600. If you connect a 1920x1080 or 1920x1200 external monitor and run your LogMeIn session on that screen the stuttering goes away. If you have an older (2008 13" Macbook) you won't have this issue since the resolution is 1280x800.  As of now you cannot run your LogMeIn session directly on your new Macbook without major lag. This does not happen with RealVNC Pro. With RealVNC you can play videos on your remote Windows 10 workstation without any issues without the need of an external monitor. This is clearly a LogMeIn issue. I guarantee if you connect an external monitor your issues will go away or at the very least drastically improve. Give it a try. If you have an external monitor with higher resolution just change the resolution to 1920x1080 in System Preferences. I would love to see this resolved.  @AshC

AshC  as is demonstrated by numerous comments in this forum the performance problem appears to be with the LogMeIn product/service itself and NOT the host/client configuration.

- we've performed exhaustive testing of other remote control solutions (VNC/TeamViewer/Connectwise Control) using identical hardware/connectivity and LogMeIn consistently provides the worst performance.

Rather than pretending the problem doesn't exist (which only serves to frustrate your customers) I'd advise looking at your internal systems/coding etc. in order to address the (very real) ongoing issues.

jdemodl   If the Hosts are in one single location, sharing the same LAN / ISP there, then it may be isolated to some networks settings there.  Have you run any connection tests to LogMeIn servers?

the host computers are at our office in one location and the people are remoting into them from all over.

jdemodl  Thanks, and just so I understand fully --- the host PCs that your people are remoting into, are they in different locations, using different ISPs?