Albuquerque Jrnl Print Edition User Reviews

Customer Experience

Positive experience73.7% of reviews
Neutral10.5% of reviews
Negative experience15.8% of reviews

~ Based on 19 written reviews from the US App Store.

Is Albuquerque Jrnl Print Edition Safe?

Albuquerque Jrnl Print Edition appears mostly safe based on user ratings. AppsHunter Safety Score for Albuquerque Jrnl Print Edition is 84/100.

This assessment is based on 99 user ratings, with an App Store average of 4.3/5.

Safety Analysis

83.8% of ratings point to a safe experience
5.4% of ratings suggest some concerns
10.8% of ratings point to a risky experience

~ Based on 74 App Store ratings for Albuquerque Jrnl Print Edition.

Is Albuquerque Jrnl Print Edition Legit?

Albuquerque Jrnl Print Edition has limited verification signals. AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for Albuquerque Jrnl Print Edition is 58/100.

Based on 58 of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data.

Top reviews

finally right

So glad for this update. Abq Journal has finally gotten the paper viewing experience right. It is a joy to use.

Weekly Accountant Article

Excellent read every Sunday

Journal

I will always support our local paper and enjoy it immensely, especially Lobo sports and local sports!

Digital ABQ Journal is fantastic

Easy to navigate and read, size is customizable!

Great Newspaper!

It’s so nice to read well-written articles on local, state, and national news. 👏 Not fake news. Not opinions presented as news. Not slanted-toward-a-particular-political-party “news.” Just good, solid journalism. PLEASE keep it going for your appreciative readers everywhere! We need balanced journalism more than ever now. Thank you thank you!
Show more

High Resolution and good color

The ABQ Journal print edition is clear, high resolution and easy to read. I love it.

Awful App

The publisher should find out who designed the app for the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal. They have been flawless. Can’t say that about this paper’s app ever.

Enjoy your app

I am extremely happy with this app

Digital version

Ever since the new print edition was produced, I have an unable to read the Albuquerque journal on my iPad

Great improvement

Works a lot better than the former platform which was super glitchy at times.

A refreshing change

The new Print Edition is everything I had hoped for over the journal+ app. No ads in my face and remembering where I was in reading the newspaper when I re-open the app. A huge improvement overall. Thank you to the developers!

Addendum 2/18/2026: When I try to print the daily crossword for my spouse, it comes out blurry every time. Used to print sharply in the prior Journal app. Am I missing something here?
Show more

ABQ Journal

Great app, works much better than the previous one

Journal Print

Biggest problem is the slow JournalPrint Edition Update in sync WITH THE NEW VERSION UPDATES (mine being Version 26.?) — still self-teaching!

New Jrnl App

The lead up to this app was a rough go. Almost to the point of unsubscribing! But now that the Print Edition is up and running, everything seems to have come together! News as always from Abq Jrnl is well balanced,

Good to have a print edition-only app

The all-in-one app wasn’t working well for the print edition. This one works much better.

A refreshing change

The new Print Edition is everything I had hoped for over the journal+ app. No ads in my face and remembering where I was in reading the newspaper when I re-open the app. A huge improvement overall. Thank you to the developers!

Thank goodness

Just tried it today for the first time. So far, it’s light years beyond that abomination they called jrnl+. No more endlessly adjusting my iPad screen.

News Memory

The ap is not consistent and downloading the printable digital version doesn’t is good one day and want the user to sign in the next day. Very frustrating.

Works Like the Old App

This lets you read a replica of the print edition, and it works just like the old version of the Journal app did before they “improved” it. This is how I read the Journal now.