Audiobooks.com: Get audiobooks

There are good books, and it helps a lot i can listen, when i don’t have time to read.

I enjoy the content I found on this app and the quality the recordings is good. I like the features it bears, although perhaps 30 sec. rewinding/forwarding is a bit long. Notes taking works sporadically though. For multiple notes I've taken and saved, the text disappeared when I went to check the content I had saved. Super frustrating especially listening to a subject of high interest. I have to repeatedly copy and paste the text and hope that next time I rewind and go to add thar bookmark and write the text it's saved and it sticks around. I please fix this, it's really frustrating

Great App, great books, but the phone app looks very outdated compared to some of the competitiors

Simple and effective. Would like a dark mode ( can't seem to find one).

A very usefull tool that enables you to listen to books while doing other regular activities like driving, running or household activities. It’s like maximizing your time. I signed up specially for Raising tour spirited child, which is awesome, but I also enjoy the Sleep & Meditation section in my late night free time.

Want to listen on a plane? Tough luck. Makes downloading a book utterly useless.

One of my favourite apps for audiobooks. Very easy to use.

Amazing app! So many audiobooks to choose from….it was so hard to decide what to listen to :) I’ve listened to The Heart Principle and I’m gonna listen to The Ex Hex next I recommend this app! It’s perfect!!

I bought and listened to James Corey’s Tiamath’s Wrath and Barack Obama’s Promised Land so far, really ok experience. The UI can be a bit friendlier sometimes. Otherwise all good!

There are plentiful books to choose from, including ones from more specialized fields. I was interested in “Narrow Corridor”, the last book written by economist Daron Acemoglu and I had the pleasant surprise to find it. The listening experience is very enjoyable. You can stop and resume at any time and bookmarks are synchronized across all devices. The recommendations are also insightful. The only (minor) inconvenience is that chapters are marked as track1, track2 etc, instead of their titles, when you try to “jump” to some particular section of a book. The prices and the monthly subscription are affordable.