Don't buy from snaprevise!!!

I don't want to spark an argument but want to disagree, sorry I bought snaprevise for Biology (OCR) and Chemistry (Edexcel) in September (I'm in year 12) and have found it incredibly useful. I have achieved my target grades (A's) in nearly all of my end of unit tests. The videos match my learning style perfectly and were all updated recently and are much better in my opinion. They do provide videos full of exam questions (Ok, there still isn't a massive amount) and there is enough for me at the moment to supplement the questions in the textbook and other information from the textbook. They are admittedly overpriced (I agree with that) but I gave it a go and am glad that I personally found it worth the money. I also went to the very expensive lectures for Chemistry and Biology over the Christmas holidays which I found fantastic.

Overall, I have found no other resources and personally really like Snaprevise and am pleased with my purchase so far but I am very happy to accept that maybe other people don't like it as much (and your reasons are fair enough) but it seemed good enough to me. Hope your A-levels go well and that you can find a resource that suits you

Honestly the videos are not that good for their cost, they can potentially get you at least a C. For those looking for higher grades, a lot free resources are better.

If anybody has any questions about it, I'd be happy to answer. I had ocr chemistry, biology and geography

what revision resources do you use i am aware of revision world, ocr and physics and maths tutor i am doing the NEW spec
1. i am not looking for the higher grades i am looking for C-A (NOT A* i really want a B though for all of my exams)
2. i literally found nothing on YouTube for a-level videos that were not 4 years old. for GCSE there were lots of YouTube channel videos geared towards my exam boards for my subjects: BBC, Primrose Kitten, Free Science lessons, Physics Online, revision monkey etc. We (I) was spoiled with video resources (for GCSE 2019 NOT A-level) now i am not, so i use SnapRevise couldn't ask for more no waffle straight to the point (which is what i like) engaging fun videos a bit like GCSEPOD but unfortunately they don't have A-level website that i am aware of.
3. i know it is a little expensive but still far better than getting a private tutor for the same price only for 1 lesson (1hr) plus you can find most of there videos on YouTube too and people (teachers) need to stop assuming that everyone is aiming for A's in their exams i certainly won't if i means i have to deal with the pressure and ongoing stress because "it's what the government, schools and universities want"

I don't want to spark an argument but want to disagree, sorry I bought snaprevise for Biology (OCR) and Chemistry (Edexcel) in September (I'm in year 12) and have found it incredibly useful. I have achieved my target grades (A's) in nearly all of my end of unit tests. The videos match my learning style perfectly and were all updated recently and are much better in my opinion. They do provide videos full of exam questions (Ok, there still isn't a massive amount) and there is enough for me at the moment to supplement the questions in the textbook and other information from the textbook. They are admittedly overpriced (I agree with that) but I gave it a go and am glad that I personally found it worth the money. I also went to the very expensive lectures for Chemistry and Biology over the Christmas holidays which I found fantastic.

Overall, I have found no other resources and personally really like Snaprevise and am pleased with my purchase so far but I am very happy to accept that maybe other people don't like it as much (and your reasons are fair enough) but it seemed good enough to me. Hope your A-levels go well and that you can find a resource that suits you