Yes, Headspace is free to download, however it contains in-app purchases or subscription offerings.
🤔 The Headspace app's quality is mixed. Some users are satisfied, while others report issues. Consider reading individual reviews for more context.
Headspace has several in-app purchases/subscriptions, the average in-app price is €27.24.
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4.85 out of 5
450 ratings in Cyprus
Headspace is the best meditation app I ever tried. I am using it for years already and it is definitely worth each cent paid and each minute spent on it. It helps to develop meditation habit and stick to it, it has content to support me in any difficult state. I especially adore the “Sleep” section - I’m using sleep casts on a daily basis. And I love to see the app positively developing over time, generating more and more value for the members.
The app is simply incredible. The only thing is that I would prefer if it would be cheaper or even free.
I can not imagine my life without Headspace anymore. Give it a try and you will definitely love it.
Best app ever. Self discovery & acceptance, care.
Im grateful for this app ❤️
Amazing app that helps me calm my mind daily
This is by far my favorite app i have ever downloaded. At first I was sceptical about a meditation app as I always thought a personal physical presence of an instructor is ideal but this is just amazing. It is guided at the perfect pace, the app interface and design is awesome and gives you so many options. You can track your progress and there are additional forms of meditation for different aspects of your life. I am currently on the monthly subscription and it is well worth it, as I can already feel the difference in my life. Look at it as a very small investment for your overall wellbeing, something that can transform your life.
Headspace is a great way to start the day.
I had to cancel what was once my favorite meditation resource when the morning ‘Wake Up’ meditation feature went from salmon swimming and woodworkers carving to How Tos on fulfilling the needs of exhausted women of color. Look up the podcast episode ‘Embrace the Politics of Meditation Today’ by Dora Kamau to understand how weirdly committed Headspace is now to strident, jumbled omnicause advocacy, as well as a backhanded admission of how little its users want this. They have annual subscriptions with notoriously sneaky rebilling, so they are sinking slowly rather than imploding all at once, but Headspace has come to feel like a soothing attempt at actual mind control.
It may be me, but this isn’t for me. My doctor has been recommending meditation apps for so long. Finally through apple I decided to try one. I tried this app but I was close to punching my tablet, just to listen a person talking slow, with a color screen. What a torching! This review is not about the app it’s me, I couldn’t find a content that could help me.
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