2017 Basketball (Discontinued) Reviews – Page 3
3/5 rating based on 31 reviews. Read all reviews for 2017 Basketball (Discontinued) for iPhone.
2017 Basketball (Discontinued) is free iOS app published by DribbleUp Inc
No sound
Slickbball
The videos has no sound on the iOS version on my 6s plus. It works on my dad's running on Android.
Great
BrownBrothers23
I Got A Basketball Family. Now We Can Get To Work At Home. Tried Out One Work Out And It's Great. The Younger Ones Have More Potential To Be Good. It's Easy To Use.
Can't keep up
MoSoKo
This app doesn't do a good job tracking the player. I've had a couple really good ballers check this system out and they got Cs and Ds.... The drills are great but it becomes distracting trying to get the gauge on the right to get into the green zone....
Doesn't work too well
Cross Campus Podcast
The app doesn't really track the ball most of the time. Since the app doesn't work you might as well just stand in front of a youtube video and copy the guy. On the flip side kids believe the guy on the screen is talking to them so it gives you a positive reinforcement effect.
Great!
SRLR
My son has improved his dribbling so much just by using this app 10 minutes a day for the past 3 weeks. Sometimes it has trouble tracking the ball and that could be improved. Also, it would be nice to be able to choose different drills to create a custom playlist.
Used to be good but they screwed it up!
Connor lutness
I was using the new update, when I realized the grades and counts were off. This was a good product but now don’t buy it.
Understand what it does well
Fballman1985
This app gets the kids using it. Coaches can simply give credit based on playlists completed, not just scores. The app sometimes is off, but can be corrected if you clear memory, reboot, don’t have a light source directly behind, etc... this app is working GREAT in improving our teams dribbling skills, and allowing us to save 25 to 30 minutes doing drills at practice. Our kids must use the ball to complete 17 minutes of playlists we have instructed them to do. Bottom line is that it works well if used for its strengths and for getting kids better.
Poor App - Achilles heel?
Pat the Tiger
Purchased a dribble up for my daughter for Christmas. As a developer myself, I couldn’t be more disappointed in the quality of the app. It’s barely usable on my daughter’s iPhone 5s. The app only supports landscape orientation and lots of information is clipped on the smaller screens. Even on my iPhone X the keyboard covers the password field on the login screen. Clearly, the app has been given minimal attention.
Terrible
nolanballs
Doesn’t scan my bal was really excite to use it didn’t work please respond creators or someone help me