Saga Magazine

Unfortunately the format has been changed to one where you have to swipe through every article to get to the puzzles. Why? I was also told that the puzzles tab on the bar at the bottom should show different puzzles every day, it doesn’t, I have given up.

So disappointing. Full of ads, can’t do puzzles directly onto the screen any more. No contents pages to leaf through and then go st to page with a click.

I have just been reading a couple of the articles in the December issue of Saga and have been reminded what a great range of personalities and stories this publication brings us. I always read Jeremy Paxman first as I enjoy his droll bordering on grumpy stories which nonetheless address real issues in life with some humour. Then I read the feature on donkeys and as an animal lover was touched by the story content and learned some very interesting facts about donkeys. I look forward to reading more of the features in the December issue of which there are so many. Happy Christmas to everyone at Saga and look forward to everything you may feature in 2024. Ken Bergin

We are joint lifetime members and have been forced to read the magazine via the app, to avoid postage charges. We enjoy the content but keep getting logged off which means re-entering the voucher code. Both my husband and I read on separate devices which is possibly the problem but we are joint members. Also we have noticed errors in the content with paragraphs being mixed up and at times not making sense.

I much preferred my lifetime subscription in print and feel cheated by Saga and will no longer buy their products.

The app is most frustrating, as it does not allow access even after logging in. Really frustrated with it, especially as I paid a lifetime subscription several years ago. Have read the magazine for 20 + years, but now feel cheated out of my subscription.

All I get is that my account is not active. Saga confirmed that it is.

I’ve had the Saga magazine for years but I love the digital copy. There is always lots of interesting items to read. Keep up the good work

After a hard days working the digital Saga mag is relaxing reading, its informative, and entertaining. As a totally blind reader I particularly like the travel features, there so very discriptive, Philip and I really must visit Juan De La Cossa!

Couldn’t open it. Kept crashing . Only allowed to send this report if a star rating given. Deserves 0 stars but had to give 1