Magic Launcher Pro Reviews – Page 2
4/5 rating based on 97 reviews. Read all reviews for Magic Launcher Pro for iPhone.
Magic Launcher Pro is paid iOS app published by Roxwin Vietnam Technologies Company Limited
I give up
i.33
I give up and deleting this app. I just can't figure out how does it work. I wanted just to add quick shortcuts to my widgets screen but this app is so hard to use that it's better to carry two phones. There's a short video that shows how the app works but I'm not sure the video is made on iPhone. Sorry.
Deadware
THE Tiggr
No updates for over a year. Way too many unsupported apps. Used to be good, now it's something to delete and forget about.
Dangerous App
MountainDoc98
Installed the app and my phone immediately crashed. Over half of my apps disappeared. Restarted the phone several times. The app would not uninstall. Eventually was able to reset from my laptop. $1.99 app cost me an hour to undo the damage and never even opened it.
No better than what I already have
tab1075
I purchased this app a long time ago and deleted it because it just wasn’t up to par. Fast forward to now, I was hoping that it had improved and would be better than the launcher app I’ve been using. Not so much. When you go to add an app to the launcher widget, it only lists stock Apple apps. If you want to add one of your own apps, you have to search for it using the search bar. This is quite the inconvenience considering the other launcher app that I’ve been using lists all of the installed apps that it is able to launch, both Apple apps and others. And after searching a few of my own, it can’t launch the same ones my other launcher can’t. Was hoping this one could launch more, but no go. I tried using a couple of the built-in widgets, like gyroscope and the wifi network monitor, but when I launched them, it returned me back to the Magic Launcher app and all I’d get was tiny thumbnail sized versions of those. That’s useless. I’ll stick with what I’ve been using.
BEWARE: Updates sometimes a pain!
Wooooooooooooooo0
App is useful, perhaps best in class. Developer responsive to feedback, releases updates that serve to address concerns from past feedback. Release notes don't give details about changes -- i.e., when a feature has been removed, release notes give no warning.
Awesome launcher!
BennSKirk
Do you have more than 2 home screens full of apps? If so, you need Magic Launcher! I have found that with my gazillion installed apps, getting to some that I use but not frequently enough to warrant a page 1 or 2 location, Magic Launcher saves the day! I can put apps in app folders on a back page and easily get to them with Magic Launcher. Super-simple! Couple that with (as others have mentioned) super-fast and friendly developer support, making this an awesome app. Of course, I’d be much happier if Apple relented on “settings shortcuts”, but that barely detracts from Magic Launcher’s usefulness. Get it NOW!