Chegg Study - Homework Help

• Chegg Study — $15.99
• Chegg Study Basic — $15.99

Last verified 30 Aug 2026

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Last verified 7 Aug 2026

4.7 204678 ratings · App Store

1. 5/5Device Limit?

   The only reason Im writing a review and giving it 3 stars is just for this device limit, I have no problem with it just giving me a limit of devices, at first I just logged in through safari in both devices and It was fine but when I downloaded the app to use it on one of the devices I was already logged into, it read it as a new one and it said that I needed to swap devices and there’s only one swap per month allowed, I didn’t mind, I just uninstalled the app from my phone and kept logging in through safari and I had no problem with it, but the last two times I’ve tried to post a question, it asks me to download the app so I be able to post a question, it doesn’t let me do it through safari like it used to, I prefer to use safari than the app because I just type in the question on google and if chegg doesn’t have it It shows me other places where it is and I dont have to type it in twice like I would do If I used the app and it didn’t have the answer. I need two different devices because sometimes I can’t use my phone, so if I have to choose between swapping the device and posting a question now and not being able to use this anymore since I’m not allowed to use my phone sometimes, or not posting the 20 questions THAT IM PAYING TO POST, I don’t think this is worth the 15 bucks. Please fix this, I’ve read the other reviews and I know I’m not the only complaining.

   Gillianblanco · 30 Aug 2026

2. 5/5Great study app

   The Chegg app is definitely a great investment for anyone struggling to keep up with or understand their with college work. Although it can seem expensive (especially for students) if you're going to spend your money on something that will help your grades… this app is literally perfect! I was really struggling to keep up with my study schedule for finals, as well as understanding parts of my course, I felt as though I was reteaching myself topics that my professor had taught me at the start of the semester, and felt embarrassed to ask again as it seemed too late to be covering stuff we were taught months ago! Chegg's 24/7 expert help and textbook solutions has helped me so much and saved me so much time and stress, the step-by-step videos make it easy to remember what I'm being taught, and also I feel I can trust that the explanations are accurate. I Literally feel like I have my professor explaining it in front of me! At first I was apprehensive about paying Chegg's subscription fees, as I wasn't sure if it would be a good fit for me and my work ethic or if I was wasting my money... as a visual learner there are so many apps that don't cater for the way I perceive and learn things... I'm so glad I took the gamble! I'm giving Chegg 5* as its helped me be more focused, and I actually enjoy studying now. The only thing I would change about my experience with this app, is I would love to have been offered a free month trial, just to experience the app more before I spent the money, but aside from that I'm a super happy customer! Thank you Chegg!!

   J4ckD0y13 · 30 Aug 2026

3. 5/5Too expensive for college students

   Chegg is super helpful but not a possibility for many college students. It gets very real when you have to decide if you want to eat or get homework help. It would be nice if college students who sign up with a .edu email could have 3 people on an account (“family plan”) can pay $5 each for the subscription each month. I am currently writing this as I got locked out of my account for using a vpn (I also travel a lot and use my account in different places). I also regularly use my account on a few devices at once and it won’t let me use it anymore. I don’t know how willing they are to help but I assume lots of the people working for chegg were once college students with very limited funds who would have loved to have this resource. It is sad that limiting funds can be the difference between academic success and failure. I have a calculus test this Friday and now I’m not sure what I am going to do, I have gotten used to studying with chegg. I would really appreciate some help with this :( UPDATE: the developers respond very nicely to the reviews saying that they can help if we email chegg support, I emailed them months ago and I NEVER GOT A RESPONSE. This company only cares to look good in the reviews but they will not actually help you💗

   apsasha · 30 Aug 2026

4. 5/5Great

   It is a very helpful tool for when you get stuck on questions but the reason it doesn’t get 5 stars is because on the app you are not able to post a comments. As someone who owns multiple devices I must say I absolutely HATE how we are only allowed 2 registered devices. For instance, say I post a question on the app and I have a question for the person who kindly took on my question, I am unable to may any comment and must go to a web browser to just make a comment, very inconvenient.. along with that I have the app on my iPad and my laptop registered as my 2 devices for the service, I recently came home for break and left my laptop at my apartment since it is an inconvenient to bring to and from my apartment and we are on break and the homework I have on break is material I am able to do on my iPad. But since my laptop is back at my apartment I had to use the web browser to log into Chegg just to post my comment which I then had to register the iPad again to the service and waste my monthly device swap which they only give you 1 swap for each month. I would like for them to at least update the app to where we can see comments and write comments just like the web version.

   YTD75T · 30 Aug 2026

5. 2/5Device Limit

   While Chegg is super helpful in the homework department and giving a different perspective on topics, the device limit is annoying as well as the whole swapping once a month. Most college students cycle through their laptops, tablets/iPads, smartphones, and even the college computers with some colleges going back to in person. Four devices with one swap per month seems more sufficient. I got locked out NUMEROUS times last semester because I would use my work computer (work in healthcare and had a lot of overtime) and then go home and use my laptop or iPad. I was accused of sharing my account when in reality I was just using too many devices per their terms. I understand the whole not wanting students to share but you’d think they’d have some sort of algorithm that can tell if multiple topics are being viewed to flag the multiple user theory. The only topic I was viewing was Organic Chemistry and Organic Chemistry alone. I relied heavily on Chegg since my professor wasn’t tech savvy during the online only class and happened to be closer to the retirement age and had that “I don’t care, I’m close to retirement” attitude. I almost discontinued my subscription due to the constant device limit notifications and having to call to get my account unlocked. So beware when downloading Chegg for homework purposes for classes that air on the difficult side. I honestly don’t recommend it for a college student with hard classes that require extra examples/explanations and use multiple devices to aid in their studies.

   Ohhikayy · 30 Aug 2026

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