Phonemonitor Reviews

I wasn’t really expecting much, but it never let me down. Every feature I tried worked like it was supposed to, which was a nice surprise

I wasn’t sure how smoothly it would go, but setup was really easy. We tried it on both an Android phone and an iPhone, and it worked fine on both without any hassle.

i mean, cancelling itself wasn’t really a hassle, but I did have to email support twice before my refund was finally sorted out. They did pay it back in the end, so it was fine overall, just slower than I thought it would be...

I tried phonemonitor.com mainly because I wanted the stealth mode to run quietly in the background, but it didn’t really feel that way. The phone started having weird battery drain and a few random slowdowns, so it made me question how hidden it actually was.

Setup wasn’t too bad, but waiting on support was frustrating. They did reply eventually, just much later than I expected. For the price, I really thought it would work smoother and more quietly. I’d give it 2 stars.

I’ve had a okay experience with this app overall. It does what I needed it to do, so I can’t really complain too much. That said, I did notice my phone feeling a bit slower after using it, and the battery definitely seems to drop faster than usual. It’s not a dealbreaker for me, but it’s something I wish was a little better.

I tried phonemonitor.com mostly because I wanted to use the GPS tracking, and from my experience it was kind of inconsistent. A few times it showed the phone a couple streets away from where I thought it actually was, and sometimes the location seemed slow to refresh.
I can’t say for sure if it was the app, the phone signal, or something else, so I don’t want to be too harsh. It did work somewhat, which is why I wouldn’t give it the lowest rating, but for me it was only useful for a rough idea of location, not anything exact.

I used Phonemonitor for a little while the subscription stuff was easy to follow. the price and renewal details showed up before I paid, so I didn’t feel like they were trying to hide anything or trick me.
I’m giving it 4 stars because the cancel option could be a little easier to find in the account area. But overall, it felt fair enough and Clear, and I didn’t have any big issues with it.

Getting it set up was simple, honestly. But once I got to the privacy settings and saw how much access it wanted, I kind of paused. It just wasn’t super clear to me what was being used or why, and that made me uncomfortable. So, yeah, I ended up deleting it not long after.

I mainly bought this for the remote access, but it was unreliable. It kept disconnecting on me, and updates took way longer than they should have. It wasn’t completely useless, but for the price, the whole experience was really frustrating and felt preventable.

I checked out the site and it seems okay overall. The info is there and it doesn’t feel sketchy or anything, at least from what I can tell. I’m just not totally sure yet, since a few things could be a little clearer before I’d feel fully comfortable using it

It’s been handy for checking calls and SMS without making things complicated. For everyday use, that’s really all I needed, and so far I haven’t had any major issues.

It took me way longer than I expected to get everything installed and I got stuck a couple times. I eventually figured it out but it was frustrating.

I wasn’t expecting much. Sent a message, figured I’d be waiting a while. But support got back quick. Helped me sort it out faster than I thought...

I’d probably give it 4 stars, mostly because the dashboard is just easy to use, which matters a lot when you’re in it every day. It’s simple to click around, and most of the stuff was kind of where I expected it to be, so I wasn’t sitting there totally lost or anything. I did have to poke around a bit to find a couple of options, but once I figured out where they were, it was fine. Not perfect, but definitely easy enough for regular daily use.

It syncs fast most of the time, which I appreciate because I’m getting worn out from dealing with apps that need constant attention. Every now and then there’s a tiny delay, nothing major, but it’s still one of those little things you notice when you just want the service to work and move on.

It works fine enough, but the price feels a little high for such basic features. I was expecting a bit more "value" for the money.