National Review

Name: National Review
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User Reviews for National Review

Expert - Elite Class Blather

I subscribed to NR thinking that it was a respectable publication. What I found is its writers are pseudo intellectuals writing long winded piece with their thesauruses in hand to interject multi syllable words so that readers will look upon in awe and think - oh my, how smart they must be!Additionally, their writers and editors, are unable to see beyond their hatred of DJT, and his American supporters. 98% of contributions exhibit trump derangement syndrome. They might as well replace Mr. I’m so smart Andy McCarthy directly with that patriot Hillary Rodman Clinton. That is if she could step over all of the dead bodies in her wake and find a working computer after so many of her’s were destroyed illegally to hide her wrongdoings. The elitist at NR can bash Trump countless new ways each and everyday. However, it is beyond their comprehension to think of and articulate a creative solution. Apparently they believe that Harris the fraud and Biden to ccp puppet are the candidates and path for the former USA they recommend. VDH and Ms Lopez are exceptions and have humble and independent minds. Their contributions are valuable to all for reading and consideration.

"O man", Jan 17, 2021

Excellent Content, Dreadful App

The content of National Review is definitely first class. However, this is diminished by the poor and inconsistent layout of the app, and more so by the buggy interface. Clearly, programmers and designers were not selected with the same consideration as the writers and editors. The worst aspect is the app’s habit of resetting itself. This seems to occur approximately once every 10-15 minutes, and necessitates relocating both the article and the place within article to resume reading.A different, and significant issue, is the persistent reminder that I am running out of free articles (I am an NR Plus member) with the Login apparently disabled (Subscribe works fine, of course).

byhthyhyvtv, Feb 02, 2022

Glitchy

I like the content. Yes, there’s a little too much opinion, but many authors do use data and facts to back up their arguments. Besides, what journalistic organization does not have opinion drift into their articles any more? I’d give the app 4-stars based upon content (sorry, tough grader). But, I find the app glitchy: content missing, suddenly the app jumps to the home page or crashes and the article that was being read can no longer be found. An infrequent rate of occurrence and I wouldn’t care, but it happens quite frequently on my iPhone. Sorry NR.

Grubstr, Mar 22, 2021

Crash issues fixed?!?

Nope. An apparent fix lasted all of a week. All articles again randomly crash in a white screen. The user can only go back to the home screen, find the article they were reading again, then try to scroll back to where they left off reading. It may happen 2 or 3 more times when trying to get through a longer article. I had theorized that it was caused by script issues with their ads but who knows. They had seemed to completely fix it for a week or two in December 2017 but it is back to being nearly unusable. I still give 3 stars because of course the content is excellent and impossible to find elsewhere curated all in one place. It is worth some frustration, but this is sisyphean.

Hilk1111, Dec 28, 2017

Wonderful update to the app!

I opened the app today to quite the shock. The app felt very modern, beautiful, a joy to navigate within, and simply wonderful. I’m sure the development cost behind this update was substantial, but thank you for the investment!Before it was often a better user experience to just visit the site through the browser, even though I was on my iPad. Now the experience is better on the app than the desktop.Thank you, thank you!

JW Mies, Jul 03, 2022

Fantastic paper, terrible app

National Review has some of the highest quality writing to be found in modern journalism. That being said, the quality of their work is totally immaterial if their app is so buggy that I can simply never enjoy it. Often times I will wait up to a minute for the article full of well articulated points to load only to have the app stutter and fail to display any content at all. Other times, the app seems to forget that I am a proud subscriber and insist that I’ve reached my free limit of articles to read. After logging in (while checking and verifying that I am in fact logged in) the app will carry you in an endless loop, neither verifying that you are logged or accepting the log in credentials you are presenting.All in all, my favorite source of journalism and news while being my least favorite app.

Kyle Donovan, Oct 15, 2020

Journalism still exists at National Review

The stories at National Review are well-written and well-researched. Most pieces are written with a political bent, and that is to be expected at NR, yet the coverage is still fair. It is one of the few remaining journals one can turn to for reliable news. Once well-respected newspapers such as the New York Times and WaPo are now agenda-driven rags that can no longer be trusted to deliver the actual news. National Review fills that void. Great writers like David Harsanyi make it a must read.

portgirl17, Aug 16, 2021

Content is great, the app could be so much better

Please consider better ways to present articles. Including the date and author would be a great first step. Also, when accessing the article the date would be very helpful.Other things to consider, better search tools filtering/sorting by author, title, or date range. I find articles in NRO more reliably through Google, I’d prefer to find them in the app, especially when an article has been mentioned in The Editors podcast. Thanks!

Spectre88, Apr 21, 2022

Great Magazine Terrible App

Right off the bat I couldn’t login to my account b/c I forgot my password and the forgot password function is not on the Login page. What’s up with that? I figured out how to resolve that problem by going to the Customer Care area where I obtained a temporary password. Next I wanted to report missing issues so I went back to the Customer Care area of the app where I was asked to login again but was informed that my account could not be found. I logged out and back in again, went back to Customer Care/Missing Issues and clicked on the Report button only to be shown an error notification for not selecting an Issue date. So back to the C.C./Missing Issue page where I discovered it is impossible to select a date. Come on Guys, you have to be better than this.

theDerd, Jul 27, 2022

Good App For Intriguing Magazine

Beckon for Center Right journalism with even opposing views sprinkled in to get perspective. Best stable of writers across the conservative spectrum that usually stay away from the T word for or against. Lowry might be best editor around just because he accepts so many points of view with main goal being it better be good writing. I got pulled into the writing more and more, became an avid podcast listener (one of the best and entertaining though they need to figure out how to get 4 people back on at the same time). Now am NR+ sub and cant wait for the monthly to come out.

TXScooby, May 02, 2020

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The National Review app delivers the best conservative writing, reporting, and analysis available anywhere. Download the app for free to sample our latest articles, podcasts, photo galleries, and more, or unlock full access, including our latest opinion content and digital issues of the magazine, with a monthly or annual subscription. National Review App Subscription Features: GREATER ACCESS: Read the latest app content before being asked to subscribe or login.

MAGAZINE: Digital access to National Review magazine and archives (online and downloadable PDF). MEDIA: Access the latest National Review podcasts, photo galleries, and videos. Please note: An app subscription does not include National Review website access, article commenting privileges, access to the NRPLUS Facebook group, or exclusive invitations to National Review conference calls and events. For access to all these features, you can purchase an NRPLUS subscription directly through the National Review website. SUBSCRIPTION OPTIONS Full app access to all content is only available with an app subscription purchase or by logging into the app using NRPLUS credentials. National Review Subscription Pricing: • Single issue - USD 1.99* • 1 Month - USD 9.99* • 1 Year/Annual - USD 99.99* * For non-US app stores, the equivalent currency charges will apply. These subscriptions are not NRPLUS memberships, which can only be purchased through the National Review website. Additional Subscription Information: • Payment will be charged to iTunes Account at confirmation of purchase. • Subscription automatically renews unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. • Account will be charged for renewal within 24-hours prior to the end of the current period and identify the cost of the renewal. • Subscriptions may be managed by the user and auto-renewal may be turned off by going to the user's Settings on their phone after purchase. • No cancellation of the current subscription is allowed during active subscription period. Privacy Policy - https://bit.ly/2J5Ujfh Terms of Use - https://bit.ly/2J1YZqL • Any unused portion of a free trial period, if offered, will be forfeited when the user purchases a subscription.