VideoPad comes with a large number of options in an interface that looks overwhelming at the beginning, but you will get used with it pretty soon. You can use drag and drop to add video files into the interface, add video to timeline, apply effects, record audio or add your own files, add transitions (fade, shape, reveal, 3D ..) and even audio effects.
You can export the video to any format or use a built-in one for Youtube, Facebook etc; also, you can burn it directly onto a DVD/Blu-ray.
It has a good amount of features.
Is not very intuitive from the first use.
VideoPad comes with a lot of features, but the old design and the interface which is not always very intuitive. The best part is that they have a free version which is for non-commercial use only.