Elsevier eBooks+

Name: Elsevier eBooks+
Rating: 4.8 (1844 reviews)
Author: Elsevier Inc.

By: Elsevier Inc. App

Education

Overview

Version:

11.4.1

Last updated: 2026-08-11

Ranking

#41,345 ▲ 48

Overall

Features & Capabilities

The Elsevier eBooks+ Bookshelf companion extension gives on- and offline access to your eBooks+ library via the Content Library page. It emphasizes medical knowledge with tools to build understanding through highlighting, notes, and flashcards, while offering a clean, reader-friendly reading experience.

Key features include downloading books for offline reading on iOS, full-text search within a book or across the library, and quick access to figures with captions and zoom. Your bookmarks, notes, and highlights sync across devices, enabling a seamless study workflow across iOS and desktop/web apps. Requirements: Elsevier eBooks+ account, at least one book in your Bookshelf, and iOS 17+.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Education Books Content

By:

Elsevier Inc.

Rating:

4.80

(1,844) 9 new ratings

Version:

11.4.1 Last updated: 2026-08-11

Version code:

888302236

Creation date:

2023-08-09

Compatible devices:

Size:

183.38MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-09-20

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 41,345 ▲ 48

Other platforms

Elsevier eBooks+ (v11.4.2)

108,461 3.53

(393)

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Developed by:

Elsevier Inc.

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/elsevier-ebooks/id1643980050

Website:

https://ebooks.health.elsevier.com

User Reviews

Users praise highlighting/notes and TTS accessibility, plus mobile reading convenience. However, they repeatedly report major drawbacks: readability barriers (tiny fonts, narrow margins, no zoom, hard-to-view tables/figures); clunky navigation and scrolling; sign-in and stability problems; Inkling migration/layout frustrations; and missing features like more fonts, robust annotations, search history controls, and reliable flashcards.

Pros

Highlighting and note-taking features are useful for study and revisiting notes.
Text-to-speech/voice reading and built-in accessibility tools improve readability.
Reading textbooks on a phone is convenient and accessible.
Fast access to content and generally solid e-reader setup.

Cons

Severe readability issues: narrow margins, small text, no pinch-to-zoom, and tables/figures hard to view.
Cumbersome navigation: scrolling rather than paging, end-of-chapter figure placement, and constant back-and-forth to see images.
Sign-in and app stability problems: login frictions, crashes after iOS updates, glitches.
Migration/content layout problems from Inkling: misaligned figures, sections hard to reach, overall layout feels clunky.
Missing features and controls: limited font sizes, limited annotation options, inability to clear search history, and flashcards issues.