Quizlet: Digital flashcards and online study tools

118 King Street, 94102, San Francisco, United States
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About Quizlet: Digital flashcards and online study tools

Quizlet is a lightning fast way to memorize vocabulary lists. It's like flashcards, but much more fun and interactive.

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Adam Nilsson
SE

The 7 days free trial is completely BS The 7 days free trial is completely BS. You can get a free trial, but only if you pay for at least one month. That's the first BS, the second is when you try to end the subscription. Lack of information and too many options make it impossible to navigate around the site.

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Yo me
GB

A shell of what once was wow. Current university student and Quizlet user for 8 years. Every single great feature that was once free is now locked behind a paywall. The company is now more committed to emptying the pockets of students rather than educating them. Everytime is use the platform, I get absolutely bombarded with distracting ads. I get teased with free trials of learning modes THAT WERE ONCE FREE AND GREATLY EFFECTIVE. NOW I SEE ADS EVERY 3 MINUTES. Kinda hard to focus on my study set when advertisements are being shoved down my throat. Absolute joke of an educational company. Enjoy the bankroll though.

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Beamz
SE

Terrible Terrible. Even with an excellent network connection and a powerful PC, You will still experience significant lag. The site freezes at times, you get kicked out occasionally, and glitches are a common occurrence. Additionally, it includes ads, which is understandable for a free "learning" tool, but in 7 out of 10 cases, the ads can be highly inappropriate for kids and students. Some valuable features have been either removed or hidden, such as the writing mode, making it hard to locate. Previously free features have now transitioned into "premium" features that require payment. To make matters worse, the built-in voices sound horrendous and are unintelligible in certain cases. Quizlet also used to be better.

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Iskander Gazizov
AT

Worst company I encountered Worst company I encountered. They limit everything for free users, then you pay for premium and the limits are still partly there. And ofc they don't allow money returns.

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Jackson Warner
GB

You need to pay $35 a year to even make it worth your time… Quizlet used to be a 5-Star studying tool until they got greedy. You only get access to some of their limited features now which barely function and honestly aren't worth your time anymore. There are plenty of free and just better, studying tools out there now that you need to pay for Quizlet to be the least bit effective. Just wish we had the old Quizlet back before they decided to suck money out of students.

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