An honest comparison based on real user reviews. Both are popular Periodic Table apps — but which one do users complain about less?
Poor information hierarchy requiring three taps to access basic mass numbers, plus broken outreach links
"It takes three taps to find the mass number of an element. For those studying chemistry, this is a waste of time because you constantly need to know the mass number for many chemistry problems."
"The 'Discover More' link has a typo — it leads to a "emdroup" website. Seems that it was hastily slapped into the app and never looked at again."
No iPad Pro split-screen support and broken network-dependent features
"Good app with lots of info, but you cant open it side by side with other apps on the iPad Pro which can be pretty annoying at times"
"I now get a message telling me that the app needs network connectivity, but nothing ever loads. Videos are broken, too"
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