LumosityReviews 240

They have deducted 6 years of subscription from an account out of date. Name change and expire date. Don't touch

I signed up for 12 months of Lumosity in 2020. Without any email contact, they used the same credit card details for the next 3 years, 2021, 2012 and now 2023 to debit us. This card was out of date for the following years but Lumosity still used it to charge us. I have not used Lumosity since 2020 but we were still charged.

In October 2021, I just tried to see how Lumosity works, but in every step, the pressure was enormous to subscribe with payment - and? Their subscription renewal is automatic! I subscribed on Oct 28,2021, paying $47.20; through - Google Play. Soon I became frustrated as it did not seem to work for the purpose it claimed to work.
Meanwhile, I saw on the Internet that Lumosity had been fined millions of dollars as its claims to enhance brain function were false, as the experimental results showed.
The games are nominal - no brainstorming as in other proven games like Sudoku and so on. The game I had tried most was about the twenty-nine train. Towards the beginning, the trains are too slow; at the end, they are extremely fast, making the game useless to brain exercising. I wrote them to adjust the trains' speeds to make the initial ones faster and the later ones slower. They said they would look through it in a reply, but they did nothing.
I don't think they would refund my one-year subscription, but I stopped the automatic renewal from being on the safe side.
From my experience, there is no reason for me to recommend this expensive app for any user.

I really liked Lumosity and still do, but there are many games that I could play before with no access now. Very disappointed in this. Am quitting my subscription for sure!

I have tried this service in order to exercise my brain. Nowadays, we are so busy with various things that we often forget about our brain, it also requires some attention. It's the very first reason of your degradation actually. People have to pay more attention to their brains in order not to get matured too fast. I tried here trial version and I liked it a lot. There are lots of levels and games which develop your brain. I decided to buy a full version of this application and actually nowadays I'm really happy that I have unlimited access to all the pdculiarities of this service.

You always get the same 3 games every day and never any new ones. It seems a bit boring after a while. Well, I joined Lumosity Premium and it is quite good. I improved my skills and it affected my work performance.

Can't imagine why everyone wouldn't love Lumosity. I'm 83 and try to play every day. I see a drop in my score if I miss a day or two. It's fun and challenging. You can compare your score with others in your age group. If you are having trouble with your memory or just want to stay sharp, try it. I'm going to have my granddaughters try it tomorrow to see what they think.

I never joined Lumosity Premium, but it is quite good. However, If you haven't got premium, you always get the same 3 games every day and never any new ones. It does get a bit boring after a while. It is quite good though.

It's totally BS. Half the times the scores are not reflecting reality. Also, obvious, these games mean nothing. If one has vision or hand problems, scores will reflect. Also, the scores are not at all accurate, the games reflect nothing. One should only play Lumosity for entertainment. Lumosity should not be allowed to advertise itself as a product which enhances brain capacity. It does not. It does entertain. Lumosity: Stop Miss Representing your product. Basically it's all BS.

Lumosity has over 100 million members, a lot of them, like me, signed up for the long term. That's why they can afford to cancel popular games with no explanation. I played Word Bubbles (classic) and Word Bubbles Rising almost daily, but never saw a banner indicating they were to be chopped, and they were not on the original list in the company's news flash. I believe Lumosity has done this because some of these games cannot be run without Adobe Flash, which pulled their service, and they would rather disappoint the customers than come to an agreement with Adobe. I'm very disappointed in the company, which, with this move, has proven itself to be just another business.
They should at least have launched a survey to see who would be interested in having any proposed cancelled games saved.
I now realise that Lumosity can simply close up shop, and lifetime members would have no recourse at all. I feel so upset it'll be a while before I return to the site.
Caveat emptor!

Well marketed bull$#*!. You are stuck with your genetic lottery. Playing "brain" games is stupidity. Spend your time doing crafts, reading a book, socializing or exercising with/out equipment. Doesn't that sound better than lounging on your bed and playing worthless "brain" games? A person can "act" smart, but can never be smart if it was never meant to be. Thanks to google, everyone can act smart and just like google, luminosity is making you think you are smarter by using their service. Do you really want to spend part of your life in this delusional bull$#*!? Do yourself a favor and just uninstall.

I found out several years ago that I have short term memory loss from a fractured skull when I was quite young. I worked hard all my life to improve my memory. I discovered these games about 5 years ago and they have helped tremendously. I enjoy the repetition as I try to exceed my scores each week. You can switch games if you need a different challenge also. There are still new games for me to play. I highly recommend Lumosity.