EndNoteReviews of endnote.com

I still have yet to be able to transfer my EndNote6 library to EndNote20. The instructions provided on the website are unclear and insufficient. I'm frustrated that I will likely have to call customer service and speak to a technician on what was touted to be a seamless transfer process.

I purchased EndNote20 on Feb 13, 2023, and approximately a week or two later, you sent me a message noting the new version (EndNote21) was being released; and that I should purchase it (preorder). Not cool. I should have been grandfathered into the new one since it was only a week later. To that end, I have chosen not to use the product; it just sits on my computer. I wish I could give a good review and possible constructive criticism of the product but... Disgruntled customer.

Easy to use for publishing journal articles and keeping track of the procedures used in the lab

I'm always writing reports on new subjects, with maybe a hundred citations each. It's easy to import citations from PubMed (with the main complication due to lack of standardization on the journal end), to cite articles, generate footnotes or endnotes, format the bibliography, and edit all of this during the writing process. My job would be pretty unbearable without EndNote.

Easy to use, and would highly recommend it!

Endnote's website claims that it receives a 4.7/5 rating based on 1,026 reviews on Trustpilot. It is quite a surprise. So I came to here to find if there is anything I missed. Guess what, Trustpilot shows that Endnote only receives 94 reviews with a 3.6/5 rating. This is interesting.

I felt the new Endnote version was a good product that didn't differ significantly in my use so far. I'm interested to see what it can do as I explore more.

still some glitches with search function and the fact that have to switch back to personal library from pubmed search to actually be able to cite