Alarm Clock for Pc

It's one thing to have ads. That's fine. However, full screen ads that interrupt you MID the app CHANGE and then literally cannot be closed are beyond obnoxious. It's a good app, does what it advertises, but I haven't bought the paid version solely because of how obnoxious and insanely frequent the ads are. It's a complete turnoff. It would even be different if they could be closed, but I can bap away like mad at that little misleading 'x' and it will literally never disappear until the ad just times out. Sometimes it doesn't even show me an ad. It just opens up the app store, and right under where half a second before my finger was touching the screen for an app feature, is conveniently where the 'Get' button turns out to be. Everything all together make it feel immensely shady and again makes me not want to bother with the paid version. I keep hoping new versions will be less irritating, and maybe I'll bite the bullet and get it, but I think I'm at the point of uninstall here soon. If a company wants to trick me into clicking to purchase stuff in the store, why would I go and buy their app and just trust that it would be better? I've bought apps before where it turned out to be just 'fewer' ads, not 'zero' ads, and no real increased functionality. If there had just been a trial period with less obnoxiousness, I'd have probably bought it ages ago.

When my other regular the app app started behaving erratically after the upgrade to ios11, i was forced to go to this app. I desperately want to switch to another the app app. This app pesters you with notifications for products and other crap pretty much all the time. And you can’t turn off notifications because that is needed for the the app to go off. And this is the only app that exploits notifications for ads. I will jump ship as soon as possible. Two thumbs down!!!! Update: The developer responded to the above review by recommending their paid apps to avoid nagging pop ups. So their marketing strategy seems to be to drive their free app customers to pay for their app by hounding then with pop ups. I’m sorry. (a) no other free app has ever pestered me with a pop up. Non intrusive ads yes! I can understand. Notifications are for alarms and not for your crazy stupid ads. (b) this just drives me far from all your products. And I’ve just deleted this app and started using another the app app. Adios!

I love this app it really helps me wake up to a different song but the only thing that you have to have is Appel music and I have Apple Music but you have to pay for it so I just have to play the music of of the app. I personally think that you should just use the one on you’re apple iphone and they have more choices of music . But over all I like this app it also tells you the weather and there’s also music that makes you fall asleep like rain music and everybody like that one it will also allow you to control how long you want the music to stay on. So I will be issuing this the app for now on and I texted to see if it actually works and it dose it also gives you the time. And includes timers countdowns and other stuff. So I really like this app I suggest that you get it cause it’s a really nice app.

It has a clean, beautiful interface that manages to be informative and uncluttered at the same time, but I would like to recommend a few additions: 1. Add a few more prevalent marks for the five minute intervals between the quarter hours on the ultrasonic display, possibly in conjunction with an optional digital readout near the weather data in case the user is experiencing an early morning brain fog. 2. A 24-hour setting for the ultrasonic display. 3. Allow entire albums and playlists to be imported for alarms. 4. A display with a more classic analog look would not be displeasing either. Additional: I noted that a number of other reviews commented on the add aspect. I understand that ads are there to provide a form of compensation for production and that there is a paid version available which I will decide on one way or the other when I am in a position to make an app purchase. In the meantime I would recommend that a ticker approach, perhaps one matching the color setting of the display and which would be replaced by a feed of article titles/links from one or more pages of the user’s choice in the paid version. I hope that my thoughts can be of service to both the programmer and my fellow downloaders.