# ACRM Events — user reviews

> 6 indexed App Store user reviews of ACRM Events by American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine, rated 4.58/5 from 230 ratings.

- Source: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/acrm-events/id1432778284/reviews
- App overview in markdown: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/acrm-events/id1432778284.md
- Rating breakdown: 5★ 176 · 4★ 30 · 3★ 13 · 2★ 3 · 1★ 8

## Most critical reviews (6 lowest-rated)

### 1/5 — Access

*2023-11-02, version 2.0.0*

I was unable to access slides and make notes in real time due to an error on my access level which was disappointing.

### 2/5 — Frequent crashes

*2022-11-11, version 1.8*

Often crashes particularly if switching between other apps. Takes awhile to reload

### 3/5 — Multiple crashes

*2024-11-01, version 2.0.1*

Its better than last year but still crashes a lot and lags

### 3/5 — Clunky

*2022-11-08, version 1.8*

It’s great having the conference content at your fingertips on the phone, but it freezes and crashes frequently. If they can get it functioning better it would be really convenient.

### 5/5 — Nice app

*2019-11-07, version 1.3*

Very easy to use

### 5/5 — Handy for navigating such a huge conference

*2018-10-06*

This is probably the best app I have experienced in terms of supporting presenting and attending a conference. I found it mostly stable.
Niggles include slow to boot up, and unclear why it goes back to start screen.
More about the venue, it is good you can download slides when not in a WiFi zone, as unbelievable to me, at a huge hotel venue this year in Dallas there was no WiFi. This limits the usability eg messaging/looking up contacts, to look ahead without going back to a cafe.
When speakers don’t upload a slide deck it would be good if you could include a connection to a camera app, so you can take your own photos of the session.

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