King James Study Bible - Audio
doubtful ratingPeople value this one for the Matthew Henry commentary and Scofield notes right on the verse, plus the audio Bible, a strong combo for studying Scripture. But ads have become the main pain: they freeze the text on open, and the X button often won't close the clip, so you restart the app several times. The ad content itself is offensive, going as far as scantily dressed women and nudity right over the Bible, and the audio reads too fast and wheezy.
Store 4.85 vs text 4.28 at 69% five-stars over just 67 reviews, while nearly every detailed text complains about ads that freeze the Bible. The five-star praise is short and generic ('GOD BLESS', 'great app'), whereas the criticism is detailed (X button won't close, ads with half-dressed women).
What users love
- Matthew Henry commentary and Scofield notes right on the verse
- Audio Bible
- Convenient reading on the phone
- King James Version
What users hate
- Ads freeze the Bible on open
- X button won't close the clip
- Inappropriate ads with scantily dressed women and nudity
- Audio reads too fast and wheezy
- Music turns on by itself
Who it is for
People studying the Bible with Matthew Henry and Scofield commentary who can tolerate intrusive ads for free access