Compared to razer axon, is very good. Selection is excellent. Can find any type if wallpaper you would ever want. The UI needs improvement though, more organized, less clutter, it looks very janky at first as if the program was in it's early development, it's confusing to navigate in beginning. This is probably the best wallpaper management currently function and feature wise.

The filter system is excellent, though there could be improvements with previewing wallpapers as you have to subscribe to one first which is a slow download. Each download is in a queue so you have to wait for each individual one to finish before the next can start, one at a time, which is odd and slow.

The other improvement could be made with the preview images themselves. It's a small square window showing a small partial image of the wallpaper. Until you subscribe and wait for the download, you don't have a good idea of what it is so that could be improved, some sort of better preview system.

Workshop alleviates some of these issues as there is a whole page dedicated to each wallpaper to preview it. So you might have to rely on workshop more than the main UI for a better preview experience.

Overall this is the best wallpaper management program I've heard of and besides it's janky looks, odd and slow preview system, the function and features are sophisticated and complete.

Compared to razer axon, is very good. Selection is excellent. Can find any type if wallpaper you would ever want. The UI needs improvement though, more organized, less clutter, it looks very janky at first as if the program was in it's early development, it's confusing to navigate in beginning. This is probably the best wallpaper management currently function and feature wise. The filter system is excellent, though there could be improvements with previewing wallpapers as you have to subscribe to one first which is a slow download. Each download is in a queue so you have to wait for each individual one to finish before the next can start, one at a time, which is odd and slow. The other improvement could be made with the preview images themselves. It's a small square window showing a small partial image of the wallpaper. Until you subscribe and wait for the download, you don't have a good idea of what it is so that could be improved, some sort of better preview system. Workshop alleviates some of these issues as there is a whole page dedicated to each wallpaper to preview it. So you might have to rely on workshop more than the main UI for a better preview experience. Overall this is the best wallpaper management program I've heard of and besides it's janky looks, odd and slow preview system, the function and features are sophisticated and complete.