Readly Magazine and Newspaper Subscription App Review

AD: This post is written in collaboration with Readly. I was provided with a subscription for the purposes of review and paid for my time. I have recently discovered Readly; the ideal app for anyone who reads magazines or newspapers! Readly is a digital magazine and newspaper subscription app that provides unlimited access to over 5,000 magazines and newspapers all in one place. That’s pretty cool, right? Even more so when you think about the benefits reading has on our wellbeing. Scientists at the University of Sussex found that reading for just six minutes lowered stress levels by 68%. This is a stronger effect than going for a walk (42%), drinking a cup of tea or coffee (54%), or listening to music (61%). That seems like fairly solid proof that reading is a great way to relax and unwind! About Readly Founded by Joel Wikel from Sweden in 2012, Readly wants to help both preserve content and keep it accessible to everyone. The subscription app has more than 5000 UK and international magazines and newspapers at your fingertips, including both current and back issues too. This is great if you have just got into a specific magazine and want to …

AD: This post is written in collaboration with Readly. I was provided with a subscription for the purposes of review and paid for my time.

I have recently discovered Readly; the ideal app for anyone who reads magazines or newspapers! Readly is a digital magazine and newspaper subscription app that provides unlimited access to over 5,000 magazines and newspapers all in one place. That’s pretty cool, right?

Even more so when you think about the benefits reading has on our wellbeing. Scientists at the University of Sussex found that reading for just six minutes lowered stress levels by 68%. This is a stronger effect than going for a walk (42%), drinking a cup of tea or coffee (54%), or listening to music (61%). That seems like fairly solid proof that reading is a great way to relax and unwind!

About Readly

Founded by Joel Wikel from Sweden in 2012, Readly wants to help both preserve content and keep it accessible to everyone. The subscription app has more than 5000 UK and international magazines and newspapers at your fingertips, including both current and back issues too. This is great if you have just got into a specific magazine and want to backtrack to read previous issues! Or if you have a particular interest and want plenty to read on the subject (e.g. music). The subscription also includes puzzles, crosswords and suduko; so there is plenty to keep you busy!

Features of Readly

The monthly subscription costs £7.99 and can be cancelled anytime. The account can also be used on up to 5 different devices, so you can share with friends and family too. You can set a different profile for each family member/ person under the same account (up to 5 profiles) and it has a parental control feature with PIN number for child profiles to prevent access to publications only suitable to adults. Plus, for those who want to properly shut down without wi-fi, you can download up to 500 editions and read them in the offline mode too.

Readly Magazine and Newspaper Subscription App Review

A Wide Selection of Magazines and Newspapers

Readly magazine and newspaper subscription app has a wide selection of magazines to suit a range of interests. There are lots of hobby and lifestyle mags, education, kids and so on. I spotted TIME, BBC Good Food, Your Cat and Stuff under my recommendations. In terms of papers, there are several; including The Independent and The Guardian, for example.

I had a browse through the educational magazines and found lots that would be useful for coding. This is just one example that caught my eye personally as we have been working on coding sites alot recently. I was also pleased to find The Writers Magazine we already subscribe to on the app too. Whatever your interest you are bound to discover plenty of options to read!

If you are a parent, there are also a host of awesome magazines for kids to check out on Readly. Some highlights are: Beano, National Geographic Kids, Shout!, Storytime, Film Stories Junior and Ultimate Superhero.

Readly Magazine and Newspaper Subscription App Review

Readly Review Summary

If you already subscribe to a magazine or two, or regularly buy newspapers or magazines for you or the kids, a Readly subscription could really save you money! Not to mention having access to far more of a selection than you would have otherwise too of course. In my opinion this magazine subscription app is well worth a try!

Find out more and get the Readly app here

Giveaway

One lucky reader can win an annual subscription to Readly. That is a whole year’s worth of thousands of magazines and newspapers for free! To be in with a chance to win this fab prize, enter via rafflecopter below.

Comp ends 14/03/21. T&Cs apply.

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47 thoughts on “Readly Magazine and Newspaper Subscription App Review”

  1. This would be great. My girlfriend has had a stroke and struggles with reading so this could possibly allow her to use reading software.

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  2. This is a great App with so many magazines to choose from for the whole family, thanks for the chance to win a subscription

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  3. Love the opportunity of this to share with my girlies at NHS 111, as we all love reading to relax after a long shift xxx

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  4. I haven’t bought any newspapers or magazines in ages, as I now do my shopping online. I’d be delighted to win this.

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  5. This would be great, I can’t remember the last time I read a magazine (either physical or online), I used to buy them to read on my lunch at work or when at the hairdressers or travelling, and not done any of these things for a long time, I keep meaning to have a look at the Readily app as I miss my magazines!

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  6. Physical magazines are SO expensive these days it’s so great to have a reasonably priced app with such a great range

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  7. Just nearing the end of a year’s subscription. Great value for money especially now you can read some newspapers as well.

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  8. I used to read a lot of magazines but with not going out as much haven’t bought them this would be a great way to catch up on them

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  9. This is brilliant as it cuts unnecessary paper waste, I would love this as I’m moving out in 3 weeks on my own to protect my parents (school worker) and would love to read some mindfulness magazines to help me relax, and try not to be too scared!

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  10. I love the idea of magazines on my tablet. Always having something to read, and doing my bit for the environment… What’s not to love ❤

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  11. I home educated my son because he didn’t fit into the system. It was an enormous undertaking so I was interested to read your features on home education. We faced a lot of prejudice for choosing to home educate, usually based on ignorance. My son did well and attended a top university and is now in his late twenties working abroad. Well done offering other parents information, support and inspiiration.

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