The app is super good. I only knew one super basic magic trick but with this app it is super fun to learn slight of hand, flourishes, and all the really cool tricks. I’ve had this for a bout a year and the only thing is that im starting to run out of tricks to learn. There r still a couple that I haven’t learned yet and some that you need special or duplicate cards with so it would be cool if you got a warning before you watch the whole video and find out you need to buy a special deck. Also in a video it mentions the photo shuffle and glide which I couldn’t find in the slight of hand. Over all it easily gets 5 stars but one thing would be that I would like to have some more tricks to choose from. It is super fun and if kinda like magic tricks just try and you will have fun. One more thing I forgot in there tho was there was a trick called “card under box” I think that said video couldn’t load.

I have been watching 52Kards' videos for a long time now, and he is easily my favorite card YouTuber! I think creating an app is an awesome idea because more people can be introduced to him and it is an easier way to access everything 52Kards has to offer, and they did not disappoint. While at the time I am writing this review it may not be the most fancy design, I still rate it five stars because of how much content is in the one little app, and because the layout makes it very easy to find your way around the app. I would definitely recommend this app, and all of 52Kards other platforms, to all. Any level of Magician, Flourisher, and Cardician alike can use this app with ease.

I was a beta tester of the app and even in the beta version it was smooth and didn't take long to load. The app puts all of the 52Kards content you would want in one easy to use interface with tabs for store, most recent updates, tutorials, and more. I have not used all of the features of the app such as buying anything, but all other aspects of the app are flawless and flow smoothly. You do not have to wait long for it to load if you are in a hurry and you can browse different decks of cards and tricks in one app! Overall Adas has done a flawless job with the app, and it is defiantly one that will go into my favorites folder on my home screen.

I beta-tested the app, and even in beta, there were nearly zero flaws in programming. 52Kards, like their Mint decks, serves its purpose without trying to be flashy and extravagant. Asad and his friends have been helping me with my card trickery long before this app, but now I'm happy to say they've handed me another great tool to use. I slip tutorials in to my restroom breaks at work, while in transit, and when I can't sleep at night. To 52Kards, be sure to grammar check the MINT tab's text boxes. I noticed a few errors back in the beta that still haven't been corrected in the full release.