"SuperSync simplifies the process of synchronizing iTunes libraries between Macs, PCs and iPods. It transfers music files and their accompanying metadata, so information on genre, artist, album and track number stays consistent from machine to machine."

--MacWorld

"SuperSync is a breeze to install and set-up… SuperSync does have lots of options, and you’ll need to spend some time in the app to understand how to tap its full potential. But once you do, you’ll be impressed with how much you can accomplish."

--Macsimum News

"This jack-of-all-trades extends your music collection's reach. If you've ever been frustrated with iTunes' sharing and syncing rules, the free demo is worth a spin."

-- MacLife

"Supersync makes my life more simple."

--MacNotables

"SuperSync makes it easy to create a master media library and have a subset on computers and laptops around the house. Any new content that is added on one computer can be instantly uploaded to the master library. SuperSync can help reduce the likelihood that two family members will accidentally buy the same Apple Store download. "

-- Newsfactor.com

"TiVo users can use the software to access MP3s stored in their iTunes directories on computers connected to the home network. You can then use a TiVo remote to browse your music library by artist, genre, album, or playlist."

--TVSquad

"SuperSync’s interface is straightforward and doesn’t require a Sync for Dummies book."

--Mac360

"SuperSync is like iTunes’ own sharing, but without any of the pesky rules and limits. SuperSync is easy to set up."

--hadshot.net

"SuperSync obliterates Home Sharing’s limitations, letting you sync and share music and videos between as many machines as you like, either over the local network or the wide-open Internet."

--PC Genius

"I’ve been working with SuperSync on my Mac Pro and 17-inch MacBook Pro and it’s super slick and definitely worth further investigation. Indeed, SuperSync supports pretty much all Macs from present-day Snow Leopard systems back to the days of Jaguar, along PCs running Windows 98 through Windows 7. Few apps can boast that level of compatibility."

--TechNightOwl