WSJ Print Edition

Enjoy ability and ease to zoom into the text and read each article. I tend to read more of each article as I can read and scan faster. Do miss ability to fill in the cross word puzzle but I still try it.

I get e-edition and Saturday weekend hard copy and I use BOTH on regular basis. I prefer hard copy b/c I'm old school (I'm also old) plus I find more control prioritizing articles to read and ability to locate faster w/o screen freezing up, losing place, etc. The reporting is also balanced, hard hitting. Keep up the good work WSJ staff. U guys rock.

I love the print layout. Used on iPhone and iPad and I have no qualms. Highly recommend to anyone. I just wish the read aloud voice didn’t sound so robotic. The listen option on the regular WSJ app has more human sounding AI voices that read the articles. Can this be added here?

Business and opinion sections

Great app I have been reading WSJ since age 14 I am now 75. Miss my old paper copy delivered by mail but this is next best.

Love the app and as a decades long reader of the paper version, this is far superior. Just needs an accurate way to note which editions are read, which are unread, and which are partially read (bookmarking). Sometimes it is weeks before I can read an edition and right now there is no way to pull it up if it is older than 10 days. I have to artificially bookmark editions I have partially read by making a note of it (I do this by emailing myself the PDF version with the page I am on. Very clunky method)

Still appreciate the look of the traditional newspaper.

I like scanning the print edition is the print format, as it is what i am used to as a senior. The ability to read an article by clicking allows me a familiar format, and also lets me scan headlines without actually reading the article. My only real complaint is that sometime the article does not open fully and I can’t read it from the article highlighter. This is infrequent, occurring a couple times a month.

Very nice layout. Easy to read..

There is a lot of news out there, often available for multiple sources, and one thing I value from the WSJ is how the editors present that news so I can efficiently learn what is happening on different topics.