Neural Reader Smarter Reading Reviews

The limits on the free version is ridiculous…it’s a bait and switch to get you to download. Even the paid versions are limited and only the pro version allows you unlimited reading and it is expensive. Not worth it.

They have word limitations. If you want to repeatedly listening anything it is a no go.

Better free options available

Immediately uninstalled

I don’t want to pay a subscription

I bought NeuralReaderSmarterReading to turn my chemistry books into audio books cause I learn better that way. I can only do one page at a time and I have to wait for it to load. I prefer other ones that will allow you to take multiple pages and store them on NeuralReaderSmarterReading .

I think that this is the best TTS app in terms of the natural sounding voice but the ability to handle more content is lacking big time. NeuralReaderSmarterReading would be perfect if it could handle book length content or even chapters at a time.

It needs updating

I was stumped by the quality of the voices and was willing to subscribe if not for very poorly designed and expensive subscription plans.
Given the lack of features like auto scroll/read along etc, many features from the apps like speechify are missing and cost of NeuralReaderSmarterReading is much more expensive than NeuralReaderSmarterReading .

I would return back to NeuralReaderSmarterReading if the plans and features are justifiable and comparable. I am not paying unduly premium for it. But congrats for making the voices much more desirable and humanly sounding.

I have a reading impairment and have been looking for better ways to read books, articles, PDFs, etc. for ages. Unfortunately, one of the biggest issues I have with all the TTS software I’ve come across, even the pricey ones, is the voice options. I can’t stand the robotic-sounding voices, and often they are inaccurate as well. I stumbled across NeuralReaderSmarterReading and when I gave it a try I was blown away by the quality of the voice. It is by far the most natural sounding voice I’ve heard and I was so excited. Unfortunately, in its current state NeuralReaderSmarterReading doesn’t meet my needs as the character limit is so low, even for a paid subscription. This is such a shame to me as, for what I do, I need to read quite a lot of lengthy books. For very short snippets, this is a wonderful app. If NeuralReaderSmarterReading ever upgrades its capabilities to supporting book-length files, and especially if it were ever able to support EPUBs in addition to PDFs, I would frankly be willing to spend a pretty penny on it. Aside from length constraints, I do also wish there was a way to see the text while the voice is reading at the same time. I do, however, really appreciate the ability to export the audio. I really hope the developers continue working on and expanding NeuralReaderSmarterReading for the sake of those of us with various impairments and disabilities, because this could easily become the best TTS software IMO. I’ll be keeping my eye out on this one.

Hands down, this sounds like a real human being reading to/for you. There are several **novel** voices as well, unlike other apps that essentially offer you all of the voices that your apple product already has in addition to maybe one or two 'premium voices'. This offers you several of those premium voices but they are all offered together, at a reasonable price. The only annoying thing is that you have to enter the text. It would be so much better if they would somehow allow us to highlight text from the web, Adobe, office, iBooks, other apps and essentially anywhere so that we can use it to listen to anything in these natural sounding voices.

Question. I am an author, and NeuralReaderSmarterReading would be exactly what I need if it has the option to save the audio files that it reads in MP3 format. If it will create my audio books, I will be subcribing to your annual version!!!

NeuralReaderSmarterReading does a better job than all other TTS apps I have tried, voice is not robotic at all which is exactly I'm looking for       

It reads some handwriting I don’t even recognize, which helps me a lot

I haven’t been a fan of text-to-speech reading until I discovered NeuralReaderSmarterReading. No more robotic sounding voices, thanks to NeuralReaderSmarterReading I’m listening to my books on my daily commute now, life changer!          

I'm so happy that I discovered NeuralReaderSmarterReading, a must have for college students who need to read tons of papers and articles. Expensive but worth it if you prefer natural voices like me.   ‌  ​ ‌ 

I couldn't believe the voices in NeuralReaderSmarterReading are actually made by AI not real human! I have been searching for an app like this for a very long time, and I'm so glad I came across NeuralReaderSmarterReading!    ‍  ​

Definetly the best app for text-to-speech, I couldn't stand robotic voice and NeuralReaderSmarterReading is the only app I came across that sounds like a real person!​        

This apps enables me to listen to books and articles anywhere and anytime, so glad I found it. ‌‌ ​​

NeuralReaderSmarterReading does an exellent job reading PDF files, and no robotic sound like in other similar apps.   ​ ​   

So far so good, I like that I can control the reading speed and pick from different voices.‌  ‍   

Amazing! I didn't know reader voices could be this humanlike until I discovered NeuralReaderSmarterReading.‍​    

I'm really impressed by the natural voice, amazing job developers!  ​ ‌ ​   

I'm so glad I found NeuralReaderSmarterReading, I have vision impairment and NeuralReaderSmarterReading can read books for me anytime. Sometimes I can't even tell if the voice is from a real person, it just sounds so natural! ‍  ​   ‍

I’ve been using NeuralReaderSmarterReading for three months now, believe me once you start to listen to the human-like voice in NeuralReaderSmarterReading you wouldn’t want to listen to the robotic ones again.  ‍    

Amazing voices, however, I have experienced problems using it to read files stored on One Drive. Occasionally, words get split in the uploaded text. So split becomes sp lit, and pronounced as such. If I update a document on One Drive, the app ocasionally picks up the old version. I have tried renaming the document, but this is hit and miss. I find this most annoying as I can be listening to a paragraph where I know I've changed a word... or several, and it reads as the old version. By not realising my changes have not be picked up by the reader until I come to that paragraph... means I lose word allocation. Niot good when paying for gold subscription and wasting words! When it is working correctly... it's great!