DAZN Reviews

I signed up for dazn mainly to watch the games, and the app itself works fine most of the time. But the ads really get on my nerves. It’s the little stuff too, like when you’re settling in for kickoff, the score graphic is up, the stream is finally clear, and then you still get hit with another promo or break. I don’t mind the occasional sponsor thing, but when I’m paying already, it makes the whole service feel kind of cheap. I just want to watch the match without all the extra noise in between.

Well... DAZN does have decent live sports coverage, and I’ve been able to catch a lot of the matches I want. That said, the stream can lag during bigger games, which gets frustrating in the moment. It’s not terrible overall, but for the price, I just wish it felt a bit more stable.

I ended up getting it cancelled without too much hassle. Not really much else to say about it, but the process was smoother than I expected.

DAZN is decent most of the time. I use it mostly in the evenings, usually after dinner when I’m trying to relax and not think about work or the pile of laundry I keep pretending doesn’t exist. The streams usually run fine for me, so no huge complaints there. But the simultaneous stream limit is really annoying. I’m already paying a fair amount, and it’s frustrating when I want to watch something but someone else at home is using the account too. It’s not a dealbreaker or anything, but it definitely takes the shine off the app a bit.

I asked for a refund after getting charged by mistake, and the whole thing was just kind of frustrating, hard to describe exactly. Support was slow to reply and a lot of the responses felt like copy-paste answers. I did get my money back in the end, so it wasn’t a complete disaster, but I had to follow up way too many times. Not the worst experience, just really annoying...

A they sole money and refuses to refund I believe they crooks and some one needs to investigate them as a company

I do think it’s worth it overall. I’ve been happy with it and it does what I need, so no huge complaints there. But then the prices keep creeping up, which is kind of frustrating. Like, it’s still good… but also, come on, give us a break.

I tried to buy a pay-per-view fight on DAZN, and maybe I was overthinking it, but the checkout felt kind of messy. It kept showing sign-up prompts and add-ons, and I wasn’t totally sure what I was actually being charged for until the very end. The payment did go through, so I guess it worked, but it took longer than I expected and the page was lagging a bit. The fight played fine afterward, but the buying part should be a lot smoother.

I had a problem logging in and expected to wait a while, but support got back to me quickly. It did take a little bit to get everything fixed, but they stayed with it and helped me out. You definitely appreciate that when you’re stuck and just trying to get back into your account.

I’ve been using DAZN for a few months now, the billing has been refreshingly straightforward. The price was clearly shown before I signed up, and I get email confirmations whenever a payment goes through. I also like that I can just check my account page and see the next charge date without having to hunt for it. No random extra fees or weird surprises so far, which is a big win in my book.

I’ve had a smooth time finding what I want. Highlights and full replays are easy to switch between, and I don’t have to dig around forever. I’m guessing they put some real thought into the layout, because it just feels simple to use.

I actually really like the commentary on DAZN. It’s easy to follow without feeling like they’re talking nonstop just to fill space. To me, it comes across like the commentators genuinely understand the sport, which makes the whole experience more enjoyable.

Not bad overall! I’ve been enjoying it, but I do wish there were more live matches available... that would make it a lot better for me.

I mainly use DAZN for football, and the language options have been handy. I can switch the commentary when I need to, and the subtitles are useful when I’ve got the volume low. It’s not perfect for every single match, but most of the time it works well enough for me. A friend actually recommended it to me, and I’m glad I gave it a try.

I tried the free trial for boxing and overall it was good. The streams were mostly smooth, which is really what I cared about, though the app did take a little while to load here and there. Not a huge deal, but still... if you’re about to watch a fight, you kind of want it to open fast.

I mostly use DAZN for boxing, but I’ll also jump in for football here and there, like big matchups, weekend games, or when there’s nothing else on. The notifications have actually been helpful. I like getting a heads-up before a fight starts, especially when it’s something I’d probably forget about, like prelims, main card times, weigh-ins, or a random undercard I wanted to check out.

Most of the alerts feel tied to stuff I actually watch, which is nice. For example, I’ll get reminders for boxing events, live match starts, upcoming fights, or things involving sports I’ve clicked on before. Every now and then, though, I do get some promo notifications I don’t care about, like extra offers, featured shows, random event pushes, or something that feels a bit too generic.

Overall, it does the job well and doesn’t blow up my phone all day, which I appreciate. I’m giving it 4 stars because the notification settings could be clearer, like separate toggles for fight reminders, football alerts, promos, highlights, results, and all that kind of stuff. Still, compared to a lot of apps, it’s reasonable.

I mostly use DAZN for boxing and it’s been good. Streams load in HD fast on my TV and phone, and I don’t get much buffering unless my WiFi is being weird. One fight did dip in quality for a few minutes, which was annoying, but overall it’s been fine for live sports

I’ve been using the DAZN app mostly on my phone and my smart TV, it’s been easy so far. I can find live games without a lot of searching, and the layout makes sense right away. Streams usually start up fast for me, and I like that I can switch between different sports without feeling like I’m digging through menus. It’s not perfect every single time, sure, but overall it’s smooth, simple, and does what I need it to do.

My first impression was that it worked well, and that mostly held up. I did have one drop, which was a little annoying, but other than that it was fine.

I went with the monthly plan and, yeah, the price feels decent for how many fights I end up watching. It’s not some life-changing bargain or anything, but it works for me and I’m oddly satisfied with it.