QUALITY OF LIFE LEARNING THINGS KEEPING MIND & BODY GOING AARP HAS EVERYTHING IF YOU DONT HAVE ,SIGN UP NOW
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QUALITY OF LIFE LEARNING THINGS KEEPING MIND & BODY GOING AARP HAS EVERYTHING IF YOU DONT HAVE ,SIGN UP NOW
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love the game variety
It looks promising, but nothing clicks through as if there are hidden buttons somewhere. No landscape mode either.
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AARP points inconsistent: often doesn't sync with AARP and user synchronized device(s)
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Very challenging and fun.
help keep you sharp when you're driving
love the games.Though they sometime freeze.
does seem to help.
they could make it where I can search for previous articles. I would appreciate this!
good stuff
From 114 saved reviews since 12 Nov 2021, all countries.
Share of the 41 negative reviews that mention it
“Well, same as the others- This App doesn't work.”
“Repeatedly attempted to enter confirmation code to access product, was never able to log in.”
“Brain health 101 is old hat and tediously slow with no way to move on but go through - and then it dumps me back to step three.”
“It looks promising, but nothing clicks through as if there are hidden buttons somewhere.”
“One thing I've learned from the spouse is not to waste money on useless things.”
“I used for an hour or so with much difficulty and now it won't load up.”
Share of the 68 positive reviews that mention it
“It's got an almost unlimited number of games and exercises in every category, all of which are fun and engaging.”
“I think it's a wonderful app where you can relief stress and wind down reading, learning and playing educational games.”
“Easy to use and attractive presentation.”
“But my basic membership to use Staying Sharp is free.”
“I think it's a wonderful app where you can relief stress and wind down reading, learning and playing educational games.”
A drop after an update usually means the update broke something.
“Apparently, I found the app a great idea over a year ago so it was ironic that I was reviewing this app's need was using a principle in day 1 content: review…”