KMF 3000 Words for GRE® Test

Name: KMF 3000 Words for GRE® Test
Rating: 4.9 (3442 reviews)
Author: Beijing Ying He You Shi Technology Limited Liability Company

By: Beijing Ying He You Shi Technology Limited Liability Company

GRE Vocab via Ebbinghaus Curve

Features & Capabilities

KMF 3000 Words for GRE® Test, developed by Xueersi, is a GRE vocabulary memorization tool backed by an official ETS partnership. It curates essential GRE words and applies the Ebbinghaus Memory Curve to generate daily review tasks tailored to each learner’s progress, using optimal intervals to prevent forgetting.

The extension features four word pools (Core 3,000; Emergency 1,400; Comprehensive 6,000; Core 300 GRE Quant Terms) and authentic GRE question pairs tied to each word, so you see how terms appear in real exams. It emphasizes core meanings, provides three review modes (Flashcards, Practice Questions, Rapid Review), and adapts to your study pace.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Education

By:

Beijing Ying He You Shi Technology Limited Liability Company

Rating:

4.90

(3,442)

Version:

5.0.0 Last updated: 2026-04-09

Version code:

881741054

Creation date:

2014-08-29

Compatible devices:

Size:

103.53MB

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Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-07

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Developed by:

Beijing Ying He You Shi Technology Limited Liability Company

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/kmf-3000-words-for-gre-test/id905189298

User Reviews

Users generally find KMF 3000 Words for GRE an efficient, easy-to-use tool for GRE vocabulary and praise its usefulness. However, a cluster of issues undermines the experience: updates often introduce bugs causing progress loss, unreviewed lists, and units being skipped; iPad users report landscape support and font/layout problems; UI/UX readability and navigation suffer from color, font inconsistencies, and non-scrollable detail views; some content display problems also appear (missing words, incomplete sentences).

Pros

Efficient and fast GRE vocabulary learning.
Easy to use and practical for GRE prep.
Positive, enjoyable learning experience (fun and speedy).
Generally useful and helpful for GRE vocabulary study.

Cons

Major bugs after updates cause progress loss, unreviewed lists, and units being skipped.
iPad-specific issues: landscape mode not supported and font/layout problems.
UI/UX readability and navigation flaws: unreadable backgrounds in dark mode, inconsistent fonts, non-scrollable detail views, and swipe glitches.
Review flow limitations: cannot review in order or prereview all units.
Content display issues: words missing from the bank and incomplete example sentences.