Nat Geo TV: Live & On Demand Reviews – Page 9
5/5 rating based on 112 reviews. Read all reviews for Nat Geo TV: Live & On Demand for iPhone.
Nat Geo TV: Live & On Demand is free iOS app published by Disney Electronic Content, Inc.
Blurry Videos
allileigh39
Been trying to watch Long Road Home, but all the videos have a blurriness to them. Which make it hard to not only watch, but impossible to read subtitles.
Content saves it
Rolo108
Login in is quite a challenge. It takes many tries. The shows are not easy to navigate to find the episode you want, although eventually you get there. It all works, but it makes you work back. If it wasn’t because of the terrific would be a download/try/delete within 15 minutes.
Frustrated
Ultred2234
This is a very poor app. It is difficult to sign in so you have access to current programs. If it wasn’t for the fact that the programming is so good, I would just delete the app.
Highly entertaining
Jp✨
National Geographic is not only highly entertaining , but also many things. The programs are enlightening , learning experiences, as well as historical fact and awareness. Not to mention the photography is phenomenal. The latest series Long Road Home gives us as Americans a deeper respect and understanding for our military. As so does Morgan Freeman’s series on Search for God, All about us, reveals all facts thus giving us all a better understanding. Jp✨
Doesn’t work
wakeewahine
Not sure what is wrong...I have the channel in my cable lineup but I can’t access shows via the app...really really dumb
Unstable
daseydog
Unstable. Sound cuts out and can't be recovered. Stupid commercials and demands to interact, despite having a valid tv provider.
Adfest
The Real Zen Boy
Holy crap! Ads, and a lot of them. Really?!?! On a streaming app. Don't bother. Anyone giving this app 5 stars is absolutely insane and are the reason we don't have good entertainment options. Don't waste your time.
Requires cable subscription to watch most content
Mark Zeren
I’d be interested in a paid alternative that does not involve a full cable subscription, but as far as I can tell there isn’t a way to give them my money for that.