PocketReviews of getpocket.com

Pocket AI overhyped it's capabilities. The device itself with no plan is already expensive and cannot decipher one speaker over another most of the time. Instead they ask you to pay a ridiculous amount for a subscription to get better transcriptions. In addition, the breakdown output can be quite inaccurate. I assume this is due to its inability to decipher different speakers in a conversation. Overall, this has been a waste of money and I hope they upgrade the capabilities at no additional charge for those of us that use it for personal use because we have chronic illnesses that cause brain fog.

I experienced 21 days of payment, they haven't shipped anything, asking me to confirm my address for the several time. Be careful, don't buy. I just hope they refund me.

Some articles are great, and I love those. But for the love of heaven, please stop putting in articles that require a subscription! If I ever want to subscribe to The Atlantic or the NY Times, I'll do it. But to start reading an article only to have it greyed out after one paragraph is despicable.

No app perfectly suits the needs of everyone but pocket was quite adequate. I had no complaints about it until “fiery fox and mozzarella” took over limiting its previous services and rendering others such as tagging and keyword searches on the most recent Apple iOS dysfunctional. There may be an issue of incompatibility with this recent update. This could, in the other hand, be a marketing tactic to promote the premium version which boosts more and better options. Until evidence is provided of good service what guarantees are there that a chargeable app would be any more reliable.

I love to add articles to Pocket but now I am having second thoughts about using it. I switched my browser use to Safari in the last couple of days because Firefox has been starting to freeze a lot. When I added the extension to Safari it let me know that Pocket has access to everything. So I guess I will start migrating from Pocket to ??? once I have figured out a way.

I wish I'd never become so dependant on this app for my bookmarks. It is basically a dashboard of STUFF (yes caps) that demands your attention even though you put it there for safe keeping intending to read it when you have time. But guess what? You can't rename the links, nope so it will just autogenerate the most unhelpful text imaginable and nothing you can do about it - now times that by God knows how many links you added to it. Want to sort batches of links into categories? Nope - just tags. Tags that you'll have no Idea will add to 1000 since similar sounding ones will have typos, capitals or another word entirely but your expected to remember them all. Its just not for me I guess but its just such a stubbornly unproductive design and it hasn't evolved or had any featured added to it for YEARS! Maybe its your cup of tea. But now I have to meticulously extract all my links from it because the export to HTML is useless for importing to another bookmarks app or page.

Cute user interface and catchy. But there are some major false information/totally subjective point of views/incomplete information/wrong terminologies in their articles. Another editorial website I will avoid among the vast array of random ones that write so much false information. Think again before believing everything is written in this site. Specifically, the health and food articles about superfoods rankings and gluten in pasta. Gluten does cause bowl irritation and therefore avoiding does reduce disruption in digestion-has nothing to do with weight loss. Ask a doctor. Also, there are far more superfoods than the 20 you listed. Kimchi is fermented, not pickled. All probiotics are helpful in digestion however, pickled foods are high in acidity and sodium. I write this in hopes that more research will be done before publishing articles