Rocket Spanish reviews have proliferated the Internet lately, and it got me wondering if it could really be as good as it’s purported to be. Call me a skeptic if you must, and I will admit that I generally am one, especially when it comes to language learning products.

I’ve been around the block a few times, and to put it mildly, I’ve personally reviewed just about every language learning product that’s ever been known to have a nice box, a fair price point, and a fancy ad campaign. What can I say, I am a curious doubter. What, you might be asking is the result of all this toiling with language products?

Here’s what you should know about me before I start talking about which category Rocket Spanish falls into.

*Things that suck don’t get by me easily, I try something out, and tell the truth. If it’s good I hold onto it, if not, it’s out by the curb like yesterday’s paper.

*The Spanish language may be my first love, but my years spent teaching have given me a keen sense of what is needed to instill lasting language skills into people.

* I can spot a winner a mile away, since I know how to wade through all the crap.

Why, you might be asking is all of this important? I am trying to illustrate that this is not my first time at the language learning table, and so I won’t be one of those people who blindly supports something.

Simply put, 99.9% of those positive reviews for Rocket Spanish are absolutely legitimate, and the reason for that is, it’s a truly quality product, that will get you basic/intermediate Spanish language skills, while keeping your interest and without really hurting your wallet.

Like I said, I didn’t expect to be joining the choir on this one, but I have happily done so. There are so many aspects to this product that it shows through and through that the creators of Rocket Spanish are in it for the love of their language, and all the good reviews are well deserved.