Jiayan L.
I hate the ads in between flashcards.
I hate the ads in between flashcards. Taking compulsory breaks is shown to hinder memory. This website does not care about user experience at all and just wants users to buy premium

Quizlet is a lightning fast way to memorize vocabulary lists. It's like flashcards, but much more fun and interactive.
Quizlet: Digital flashcards and online study tools (quizlet.com) has 654 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 1.4 out of 5.
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Jiayan L.
I hate the ads in between flashcards. Taking compulsory breaks is shown to hinder memory. This website does not care about user experience at all and just wants users to buy premium
Felicity
The website is so glitchy it is barely usable. I also just lost hours of work because the auto save crashed. This happens so often. Fuming!!!!!
Roelof
Alleen al de uitspraak van Spaanse woorden is om te huilen. Verder een zeer onoverzichtelijke site, niet gebruikersvriendelijk.
Eladó R.
I checked the reviews beforehand, and I saw how bad is the reputation of the company. Since it is mainly about that the company isn't free anymore (which should be normal) I gave them a try. Sadly I was dissappointed, customer support isn't focus on customer satisfactory. They lost thousands of euros because of this. After this surely will choose another company.
Harrison S.
I would give it no stars if possible. They have charged me and are making it impossible to stop the autorenew
Jason
It used to be my go to tool, but recently they changed a lot and turned it into a dysfunctional website that you pay for and barely works.
Jon
really annoying
OxfordGuy
I've spent many hours, first creating several personal decks in Quizlet, then trying to move forward with spaced repetition. Alas with no success. I assumed that it is possible to use spaced repetition as the descriptive text on the web site is littered with statement extolling the benefits. However I have found other users that are unable to find the benefits of spaced repetition within Quizlet. I have come to the conclusion it has GONE! That’s pretty poor behaviour by the company. My other adventures have fortunately proved useful - Anki Pro is looking good. But do avoid ordinary Anki. It’s full of bugs and great complexity, and is run by volunteers who will likely have insufficient time to invest in the product.