Pushbullet Reviews – Page 2
4/5 rating based on 109 reviews. Read all reviews for Pushbullet for iPhone.
Pushbullet is free iOS app published by PushBullet, Inc
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REV-PRISM-INF
Not sure which is more pathetic -- "developerss" that ditch their (cr)apps like a tweeker bolting for the border... and then you have a "ceo" that everyone knew was clueless and would trash the flawless, peerless company that Jobs built. Gotta love how they tried to claim that Jobs "hand-picked him and was the only person he trusted to take the reigns... <blah blah blah>" Those of you who bought that delusional tweeker behavior and claims sure got a surprise... that is far from done trainwrecking. But just think: at any point -- Captain Buzzkill (aka, multiple 'third party entities' with materialize... SHOW TIME
Time for an update
Howiedewet
Tone to push an update. It's been a very long time and should support the iPhone X/XS models by now
This app is so much better than the 1-star haters give it credit for
PDobens
I use this (free!) app daily. It works across all of my iOS & Android devices and Chrome browser seamlessly. And it saves me every time Apple’s AirDrop completely fails to let me push files from my (brand new) iPhone to my (brand new) MacBook. Pushbullet is reliable and easy to use where Apple lets me down. To all the 1-star haters... go take a nap.
No notifications on iOS but android has them
Anon555765
Used it a lot on my old android phone it was fantastic Very disappointed that it does not support notifications on iOS since that’s more or less the only reason I wanted the app. Note to dev: I will make this a 5 star review if you can fix notifications
Totally useless
iPhone XXL
Not sure why this app even exists on iOS... seems quite buggy for the little bit it’s supposed to accomplish
Can’t do SMS
sanitylives
I use this app to text from my computer, and hoped to be able from my iPad as well, but this app is incomplete as is. Looking forward to development.
Sooo much potential
QA Curt
I love this app on my desktop and when I had an android. But using it on an iPhone is just an overall horrible UX. Do they even have mobile QA over there for apple or just not any dedicated swift devs?
I'm confused?
Klara Knighty
This app claims to allow you to text between all devices, but I just downloaded it to my iPad and there is no SMS option???
iOS app is pretty lame
Puyan Lotfi
Lacks many of the features that the Android app has. I know that many of these features are harder to implement but really the iPhone app could still be a client of those features (like just because I can’t sync my iOS notifications and file system doesn’t mean I don’t want to be able to see my Android and Mac/pc notifications as well as files from iOS)