Azuki: Your Digital Manga Cafe

Kinda like titanic but better

It is the best manga app to use it has the most variety

Compared to its competition it sorely lacks, not to mention it won’t let me cancel my subscription and I continue to be charged despite emailing the company multiple times with no reply…

Lacks functionality. No way to “add to favourites” or make a reading list/ queue. Needs genres implemented rather than having to scroll through the catalog. Catalog not large enough. Not all chapters are available for all series. My only comment so far is meh. Shonen Jump has better functionality than this.

I am do glad I didn’t pay for this service. I did the free trial and literally no manga loads for me. I click different chapters and it endlessly stays loading. I don’t see any images at all. Imagine if I had paid for this? I tried my computer and phone. Both don’t work. Is it something with my account? I’ve already tried going to my email and click the “Start Reading” and still nothing.

I been trying to cancel my subscription but can’t remember my password however as soon as enter my email to reset said password I get nothing, how can I fix this?? I do get the charge on my card but I don’t get the service

I only just started with the app recently but I love how slick the user interface is. It’s great to have several scroll options, particularly the vertical scroll which is lacking on Shonen Jump. The selection of manga is good, and the price is fair. It’s a shame that several Kodansha titles are missing chapters though. I was pretty excited when I saw titles like Aposimz for example, but saw that most chapters are missing. Really hope Crunchyroll takes note!

It would be really nice if we had more fully completed series on the app. It’s annoying if I can only read a third of the series and just have to stop. Feels like the app becomes an ad more than a service. Besides that, I wish series like Arslan actually let me BEGIN the series. I can do nothing if it starts at Chapter 79. :/

With a large amount of my free time spent reading and collecting manga, Azuki is easily at the top of my list of subscriptions when it comes to anime and manga. With an ever-growing library of series, there is something for fans of all ages. For the low monthly premium membership, you can enjoy to your heart's content.

Still has a rather small selection of titles that I actually read, but the price is more than competitive. I’d like to see more options for the reader (like being able to scroll without the swiping animation), but it does it’s job.