BigMagnify Reviews – Page 4
5/5 rating based on 72 reviews. Read all reviews for BigMagnify for iPhone.
BigMagnify is free iOS app published by David Cheng
Works great for jigsaw puzzles
RJWat
I was about ready to buy a real magnifying glass and found magnifying apps. The other apps i tried were blurry. This app was the first one i could actually see and use for a tricky jigsaw puzzle. ?
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Beyond the Vista
Big Magnify is one of the best supported magnify apps available. It's invert mode is the clearest that I have found yet and it works great with most of my low vision clients.
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kjlkkba
This app really can be very helpful when looking at coins that I collect. Very convenient as I can any flaws, errors, etc that I would necessitate carrying my regular magnifying glass - which can't also take a photo of as with my IPhone that does both! Great to have!
One star only
OleCoot Gamer2
Sadly lacking. Grainy at close up and when enlarging more, additional light is required. I rarely use it, had wanted something to enlarge pages to assist with general reading. I use a plastic pocket magnifier instead.
Useful
Ftldreamer
It's a very useful app. I've used several times for myself and at work. Sometimes reading blue prints that have been reduced and trying to see small details of a component is difficult; Big Magnify helped.
Great App
Janeobean
Great app. Used it several times. My husband forgets to bring his reading glasses to the restaurants so I turn on this app and he can see even the smallest print in the menu. Love this app!
So convenient
JohnLand1
Great at restaurants or reading any fine print. Pause on sections to read and even includes a features to minimize shaking and sharpen images. Thanks for creating this.
Just perfect
Trufire
A simple tool that works the way you want it to. Good magnification when you need it and lift to see by. Very respectable!
Does exactly what I expected
Mellobelle
This magnify app does exactly what I need to enlarge small print to make it readable or be able to examine fine details of an object. It does require a steady hand as the slightest movement will cause a loss of focus.