Stereophile App Reviews

And its a reading app. Im paying for this?

Does what it says on the tin...

Looks great. Works fine…that is until one expands to make the text larger and tries to advance to the next page. It is very difficult to do this. You pretty much have to reduce the page to original size and then it is easy to advance the page. The Zinio Stereophile edition does not have this problem. Stick to Zinio until they fix this app.

This magazine is great so if you are into stereo equipment, you will enjoy the magazine. I just cancelled both subscriptions of Stereophile and their sister magazine Sound & Vision because they have terrible service when it comes to apps. They are very slow to emails and very slow in updating their apps. Whenever Apple comes out with update, they always have problems. Then you have to delete app and reinstall, then download all your issues again. Whenever I want to read the magazine I cannot open app especially after new iOS update. I am a subscriber to both magazines and decided not to renew. Terrible support service and email them, they are very slow over there.

Good application. Works well. Nothing to be so much happy about though. S. T.

This is difficult to read at times due to lack of support for retina displays. Good content!

I love having Stereophile on my iPad....been following the mag for a long time and love it

My brain thanks you.

Love having a copy of Stereophile with me wherever I go! Looks okay on my iPad 3, I suppose they could have increased the resolution, but I think each issue would be much larger in file size, so Im okay with it.

I love this magazine & now I can get all their content on this beautiful app! Awesome!

I love having this magazine with me on my iPhone!

If music is a passion of yours then you want to reproduce it with the best quality gear you can afford. It doesnt have to be big bucks. Dont listen to the know nothings who tell you all audio equipment sounds the same and only speakers matter. It all matters. This magazine covers über expensive gear but also covers modest affordable gear that offers great playback quality.

Great articles but the resolution of the pictures leaves a lot to be desired. Theres a lot eye candy but if I try to get a close up, its super pixelated.

A pdf file, without the ability to fit to screen and adjust the font so its readable and without Retina quality doesnt cut it. Folks at Stereophile, I havent subscribed to your magazine in years and was happy to see it available in digital form. Cost savings aside, improve the quality of your product so its commensurate with the (mostly) quality products you review. Disappointed.

Their latest version sometimes crashes on my iPad Overall good experience

Wish the photos looked better and the hyperlinks worked. Also, wished that the dictionary of my iPad worked with the app... Other than that... LOVE IT!

Its great to have this magazine available in this portable format. No more stacks of old issues in a corner! Live hyperlinks would really round this out. Im sure advertisers would appreciate it as well.

Glad to have Stereophile at my fingertips. I wish the digital version updated to the next month in sync with the paper subscription.

The example pages on the App Store are low-res, pixelated and hard to read. Is this representative of the delivered product, or an anomaly? And if it isnt representative, why arent you putting your best foot forward here? Its 2013, guys: this stuff was worked out ages ago. Im a long-time Stereophile reader who might prefer a digital subscription, but reluctant to spend $12 to find out if the pages are as poorly rendered as shown to prospective subscribers!

Works relatively slowly, navigation is not easy and hiperlinks are not always working.