Sunrise Sunset Times Reviews

I love SunriseSunsetTimes and have been using it for a long time. One of my favorite features is the ability to check future dates and see their sunrise/sunset times and total length of daylight. In winter, it’s a nice, concrete reminder that the sunlight is slowly returning. However, SunriseSunsetTimes won’t allow me to look at dates beyond June 30, 2019. I find this very disappointing, and am hoping for an update in the near future that will fix this bug. A great app overall, but this is putting a damper on my enjoyment.

It’s a great app I use frequently to find out how much daylight I have left in a day, sunrise and sunset for my current location and other locations. It will tell you in real time what you have and what you will get today and now, and in the future.

I strongly recommend this for Mariners sportsman and anyone that wants to utilize daylight.

As a nature sound recordist, I spend almost a quarter of the year camping. Most of that is isolated in the wilderness. I need to keep track of sun rise and set times as well as twilight hours so that I know when to expect certain species to be out and around. SunriseSunsetTimes makes it a simple button press away. Thanks, Pete Smith!

I have loved SunriseSunsetTimes for years to plan out early morning runs. I have loved having the ability to search a month (or more) out to see when the sun will rise or set. All of the sudden I’m being asked to pay to see future sunsets. I have gladly watched the ads and waited patiently but this is disappointing. I can’t imagine paying $2.99 a month to get content that can be found elsewhere for free. And that’s exactly what I will do from now on...look elsewhere. You lost a longtime happy customer...I hope it was worth it.

This is a very user friendly app that gives you the straight information that you would require if you are interested in not only the sunrise and sunset times but the first land last light times as well.

The free version of SunriseSunsetTimes does nothing more than weather apps I already have. If you want something more useful, you have to subscribe. I would be fine with a small onetime payment, but this is not available, despite the authors previous claims. You have to subscribe. There are lots of free services on the web that do even more, I'll just use those.

I upgraded to Premium but Premium doesn’t extend to members on the Family Plan. Why? It’s a one-time purchase. I’m not paying another $2.99 so my wife can have Premium too. She can just look on my phone. I would understand if this was a subscription but it’s a one-time purchase. 🤷‍♂️

As summer comes to a close in the Northern Hemisphere, the sun’s rays disappear earlier and earlier, so I use the Future screen to get the most out of the shortening days. In addition, knowing the dates and times of the approaching solstices and equinoxes connects me to the movement of our planet on its journey around the sun.

We know that the higher up in the country you are makes a big difference in the length of days, but how much? This will let you compare Seattle and San Diego!

Simple and accurate. I downloaded SunriseSunsetTimes for my trip to OBX. Up early ever morning to watch the sunrise on the beach. App made it very easy to time things. Would recommend.

Often, apps over perform or under perform. SunriseSunsetTimes gets it just right- gives me everything I expect and want to know about the topic - sunrise/sunset - not more not less, and it does it well.

Also shows first and last light which I find more useful than sunrise /sunset info for planning outside activities

I love SunriseSunsetTimes because it helps me plan my morning runs. Planning in advance keeps me on track and if it’s going to be too dark in the morning I can make safer workout decisions like run in the afternoon or hit the gym!

I’m a morning person, up before dWn most days and it’s nice knowing when the sun is gonna peep up.
I and also like to know how much lite is left in my day.
With that said, great tool!

Ease of use, simplicity of format, lack of extraneous intrusive advertising, all make this an excellent app. I work on the beach, so I plan my day according to being there before sunrise in the mornings.

5 Stars

The data is 100% correct and has helped with planning for many events. It is instantly available and easy to use.

This clean, easy to read app...provides me sun-up & sun-down times every day!

If you are an outdoorsman that needs to know about natures miracle that most of us take for granted...this is your app!

I have low vision but can drive during daylight. SunriseSunsetTimes is a great source of comfort because I can better time my departures and arrivals, hanging in to what independence have! BIG PLUS - my kids think I can read the sky and wind!!

I don't know why but I recently became interested in the time the sun rises and sets. It’s helpful with my coming and going before dark. I do not like night driving.
Must be old age. It really is interesting.

I would give SunriseSunsetTimes at least three stars except that the frequency and types of ads are unacceptable. Even though I consider it to be a little high, I would buy the ad free upgrade except that it has NO WATCH COMPLICATION. I’m not making that up. You read that right, it has no watch complication. A sunrise/sunset app without a watch complication is all but utterly useless to me.

I like SunriseSunsetTimes for its straightforward approach. Doesn’t have all the extra nonsense sometimes found in astronomical apps. Just gives the time of sunrise and civil twilight. That’s all I needed.

SunriseSunsetTimes used to be better but now I can’t see past a month in the future and they used to have no premium options but now there are.

I would like to see the dates prior to the year 2000 opened up. For instance, I’d like to be able to view sunrise/sunset times for January 3, 1944. I saw that the dates prior to 2000 were grayed out, purchased the $2.99 premium package and the dates are still grayed out.

Was a great app till greed took over.
Just know you will need to buy the premium to really even use SunriseSunsetTimes . They prostituted it so bad with ads and lack of function, it simply makes no sense to try it otherwise.
Sadly, premium doesn’t offer anything other than what SunriseSunsetTimes used to do for free, so they should just charge a nominal fee for SunriseSunsetTimes and get off the premium kick
Sad to see it go.

I am enjoying the accuracy, ease of use and the attractive interface. SunriseSunsetTimes is instantly responds to date changes. The Last Light feature is brilliant.