Jasmin K.
Belachelijk dat je opeens een…
Belachelijk dat je opeens een abonnement moet hebben om goed gebruik van de app te kunnen maken.

Quizlet is a lightning fast way to memorize vocabulary lists. It's like flashcards, but much more fun and interactive.
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Jasmin K.
Belachelijk dat je opeens een abonnement moet hebben om goed gebruik van de app te kunnen maken.
Patrick
For a while I had a great experience with Quizlet, BUT it is filled with breaking bugs like; unable to save titles and important details of flash cards, leaving the user frustrated. The amount of bugs around their entire homepage has resulted in a 1-star review. It was so frustrating I came just for this sole purpose to make 1 star.
the B.
Quizlet: where dreams go to die, one flashcard at a time. Logging into this site is like willingly stepping into a memory black hole, where time stretches, motivation vanishes, and your will to study is pulverized by endless, repetitive soul-numbing click-fests. At first, it lures you in with promises of “easy learning.” But what you actually get is a loop of digital torment — the same five cards showing up over and over like a broken record of academic suffering. You will forget the one term you actually needed, and Quizlet will remind you of that failure with the grace of a wrecking ball. Their auto-generated definitions? Straight out of a robot's fever dream. I once saw a history term explained in a way that made less sense than a toddler describing quantum physics. And the matching game? Designed specifically to make you feel like you’ve just failed kindergarten. Oh, and don’t think the “upgrade to premium” pop-ups will stop. They appear more often than actual helpful content — I’ve seen less begging in a Shakespearean tragedy. To summarize: I’d rather recite the entire dictionary backwards while walking on LEGO pieces than use Quizlet again. A betrayal disguised as a study tool. May it be forever deleted from my bookmarks.
sleepy_bean
Blocks function allows for incorrect answers: I have been using this to revise for exams and since I take History as a subject, there are a lot of dates I need to revise: Say for example, we look at when public executions and executions in prisons were abolished, these events both happened in 1868 however the platform allows me to type in 1968. It is the day of the exam today and I am going over my cards on Quizlet and now I am finding out. This came as a VERY nasty shock to me and I don't think that having this wiggle room in answers to do with dates is a very good idea. Therefore, I suggest that any answers given to the program must be exact which would prompt people to streamline their answers down to only include the key points which is a lot better as it teaches them to isolate useful information. I have never felt more panic than now. Please fix this issue in the upcoming weeks as this is exam week and you are a platform who does have content and revision activities for exams such as GCSEs and A-Levels. With all due respect, I do expect this to be fixed as soon as possible so that other people do not have to deal with the same problems as I did here.
MS
BEWARE!!! The site has reasonably good content. However, DO NOT get a subscription. I spent 45 minutes trying to cancel my subscription. They DO NOT send renewal reminders, so I had to get through PayPal to cancel them and to get a refund. Their website's cancellation instructions do not match the website.
alt
I've used Quizlet for years now, and used to adore it due to the countless times it's saved me 5 minutes before an exam/vocab quiz. However, in its current day state, it is objectively both useless and money hungry. The ads make the site take forever to load and move through the UI efficiently. All the fun features that used to make it unique are under a paywall. I guarantee you that you can do Quizlet's capabilities for free at home. Get some flashcards, write down what you need to know, and test yourself like the now paid activities used to work.
Alice R.
At first, it was a great study tool, but after the latest update, it’s an absolute nightmare! You can’t move sets between folders/classes efficiently, you can’t select individual cards from sets and reorganize them into a new set. It’s also impossible to create a folder with older sets, because you can’t select them – even the individual set settings don’t allow adding them. Completely user-unfriendly – I spend more time trying to figure out how to make something work than actually studying productively.
Susana M.
I’ve used Quizlet for years, but this recent experience was terrible. As a business based in the EU, I need invoices that meet basic legal standards, customer name, address, tax ID, etc. Quizlet doesn’t provide this and refuses to even offer a blank field to enter billing info. Their customer support is a joke, it's like talking to a bot copy-pasting scripted replies with zero regard for the actual issue. They clearly don’t care about long-time users or about operating professionally in international markets. If you’re a business, avoid Quizlet. They make things unnecessarily difficult and don’t seem interested in improving.