I have a DSLogic and when it works its quite nice. The problem with no development has been that drivers are a huge problem for windows users. The driver is not signed and doesn't appear to work with windows 10 at all. Sigrok folks seem to have added it and i've gotten it to work once or twice under linux, but every time i pull it out it seems something software needs attention and troubleshooting. I would personally not buy one again, and I only use it when my $10 ebay special knockoff doesn't have the spec/enough channels just because its not worth the trouble playing will it work today.
This is the type of feedback I was hoping for. Thank you.
I guess their DScope is the same?
I bought a scope-LA combo from LabNation. Pretty decent device, nice app for touchscreen - so far they are the only ones who managed to make the interface really user friendly. At least for moving traces around, zooming, adding measurement lines, etc.
Negatives:
* Pretty basic though, lacking many functions, like for testing in production environment, many decoding parameters are missing. Also that light green/blue trace color.. What's up with that? Unable to see it if used outdoors on a tablet. Also GUI DPI scaling works very poorly, some developers are still struggling with that a lot.
* There was no update for Windows version for some time now. I wonder how the company is doing.
* Enclosure is really amateurish and non-comparable with any of well known USB devices, including chinese DSlogic. You can quickly see they are a very small company, unable to do proper molded plastic enclosures.