The same applies to the shopping experience as well though the only positive here, as Beltran described is the ease with which one can move from one issue to the next. The new Comics Beta option is a disaster too as the most it does is add a black background to the comics to perhaps bring about a full-screen effect. There is no option to sort the library as per series. So, while the overall experience with the app on the iPad has been largely below par, the same on the Mac is perhaps even worse. Beltran also lamented the lack of purchasing options from right within the ComiXology app. Reading off the guided view or normal view has been largely okay though there have definitely been some loss in quality with some of the images.
From issues with downloading the comic titles to loss of image quality, there seems no dearth of issues with the ComiXology app.Īs reviewer Beltran revealed on the website ComicsBeat, downloading comics on his iPad took ages even though the reading experience has been satisfactory. There have been several updates as well in between though the thing is, ComiXology continues to disappoint its users big time.
Unfortunately, most of the grouses with the comics app continue to haunt its users even today even though Amazon has promised to make things better with the app. Nearly all long-time users of the ComiXology app seem unanimous on one thing, the disastrous transformation that the once popular comics app has gone through post the Amazon takeover. It has been more than six months since Amazon integrated the ComiXology app with the Kindle ecosystem, and it has been a sordid tale of mismanaged priorities ever since.
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