Earth.com Reviews

I might be overthinking it, but some of the articles felt a little rushed to me, and I couldn’t always tell where the information was coming from. A few details didn’t seem to line up with other sites I usually trust, which made me second-guess using it. After a while, I just stopped relying on it.

Using this on my phone is such a pain. The pages lag all the time, and the menus keep jumping around right when I’m trying to tap something. It gets annoying fast and makes the whole thing way harder to use than it should be.

Just a quick warning for anyone thinking about using this: it does work, but it can load slowly sometimes. It’s not a dealbreaker for me, but if you’re expecting something fast and smooth all the time, you might get frustrated.

I usually go to earth.com when I want a quick science or nature read without getting too deep into anything. The site loads well for me, and the articles are simple enough to follow, which I appreciate because I like information that’s interesting but still easy to take in.

My only real issue is the ads and pop-ups, especially when I’m on my phone. I have a low tolerance for stuff interrupting what I’m reading, so it can be a little frustrating. It’s definitely not the worst I’ve dealt with, though, and the content is still good enough that I’d give it 4 stars

I didn’t get much out of this. I kept reading through the articles hoping they’d start connecting or teach me something useful, but they felt shallow and kind of all over the place. By the end, I just felt like I’d wasted my time and energy trying to make sense of it...