4 stars: Once you figure out how to use it (which took me forever even when poring over the help file), this is one of the best ways to learn, especially things like vocabulary or lists. I am sure I'm only using 1% of this app's functionality, and the statistics section still totally goes over my head, but I can review flash cards and I've made a few simple ones of my own. Thank goodness for nice people online who make shared decks.
5 stars: Great scheduler, support for reading Image Occlusion, dark/light mode, card browser, responsive feedback and support, robust settings, gestures and a respectful transparent community. Thank you for sourcing Anki for Android and staying source! I'll support this app once I'm financially able to! Note for readers: make sure to use the Windows/Linux/Mac app for creating cards and extra functionality.
4 stars: While using card browser in AnkiDroid, I don't see the actual jpg/png images but the names E.g. \u003c name....\u003e . Is there a way by which I can the actual images? Otherwise how can I see a particular card's content randomly? When we browse for cards in a computer version of app, we do see actual images. But in mobile app we don't.
5 stars: It seems a little strange at first but when you find the right Decks it becomes perfect. Do look for and try many Decks because many are not nice. You may try to find content creates by teachers, books authors or even other user's paid Decks which will have more quality. It's also ve...