Generally I would suggest these tests to those who have mastered all the basics and exhausted all the official questions, those people who have reached 700 hundred level.
I would suggest taking GMAT Club tests way before your exam. As it will help identify your weaknesses in tough questions, you will have enough time to work on them.
Verbal: Very hard and may be discouraging, but will give a good indication of how you will perform towards the end of your actual exam.
Quant: Unnecessarily hard; some questions take more then 3 minutes, even those at the beginning of the test.
These were my experience, not necessarily have to be yours too.

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The questions are generally above average difficulty though some easier ones have been introduced as well. The questions are comparable on the difficulty level with respect to the GMAT prep questions and are challenging. THe time limit is alo tight for the level of difficulty offered, almost simulating a GMAT like experience. The best part is that while attempting these tests, you can find out areas in which you need better preparation and thus helping you to gain insights into your weaker areas. Must for someone preparing for 49+ Q score and all the best for your GMAT preparations .

GMAT assassins are not born they are made ... lol

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GmatClub tests can be defined simply by these three words. For Verbal they are just plain good. I found the questions to be testing the same concepts as the real thing but just the spread to be different. On the actual thing there's hardly a completely idiom question,Unlike GMATClub tests. Quiz access is amazing to warm yourself. They keep making you better and better and Quant is just plain Best. The difficulty of the question is obviously high but what has to be learnt from the solution of each quant question is that there's always a way to solve it better. If one solves all GMATClub tests and look at every solution. See the approach each question used versus the approach a particular test-taker used. It can be really beneficial on saving a bunch of time

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When it is free? See it here: https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-club-tests-free-access-on-holidays-88231.html

I really like it, mainly the quantitative part. Verbal (as even GMAT Ninja says) is really hard to make something close to what GMAC does: each questions costs about $3000
(https://gmatclub.com/forum/that-official-gmat-question-might-cost-286098.html). GMAT Club, while it is incredible great, could not afford such a cost.

Conclusion: if you are low in quant it is an excellent choice. If your problem is pacing (timing), it might help you also! Do not use no officials to see how are you improving, as they might mislead you

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I recently bought the GMAT Club Tests and that helped me so much in understanding the nuances of Quants questions on the actual exam!

There are enough number of tests and with each test you get a score. These scores are relatively indicative of your actual strength, especially in Quants. These mock tests are a good substitute to a full -ength GMAT Mock as you get a cumulative score towards the end (out of 800).

Not just that, each question has detailed explanations given by moderators and experts. This helps the user understand his mistakes and recognize the patterns to improve upon them. About 2-3 GMAT Club tests per week keeps the user in shape and updated with all the concepts of both Verbal and Quants.

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I found the questions to the Quant to be a bit harder.
The questions are very challenging and tricky and they tackle all the small concepts that are always overlooked in theoretical studying. The question bank is huge.
One huge plus is the community help through the forum discussions.
If questions explanations are studied and understood well, will help you tackle the Quant section very easily.
The algorithm is not always consistent. In verbal, one of the tests got me very few 700 questions although I was doing very good with the easier questions and hence was not able to score well.

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I had tried the official gmat questions quite a lot of times and hence I was exploring questions on a lot of free of cost and paid platforms. While practicing is always great, but one needs enough exposure to quality questions to be in sync with what to expect in the exam center. So in quest of some quality questions, I stumbled upon the GMAT club test. I was very happily surprised to see the rigor of quant questions. The tests are made up of really unique and well selected questions and fill up any gap that one might feel towards their preparation.

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I have taken almost all of the GMAT club quants and verbal tests. Verbal as discussed in plenty of forums, is best studied from the official sources. For quant, I took these tests initially as the questions are absolutely amazing and then continued with them because they were/are fun. For a majority of the tests, my scores ranged from 47-48 and a few 49s. However, as I got to the last few tests (probably the last 3) my scores were inflated (mostly Q50). I noticed that the in the last few tests I was getting maybe 7-8 700 level questions and scoring a Q50 whereas previously I was getting around 16-17 700 level questions. That being said, overall, GMAT club tests (especially for Quant) are an extremely valuable resource and I would like to extend a massive thanks to the team for this.

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The GC tests are a great practice for Quant section. If you can score Q47-51 in GC quant test, you are going to score very highly in real GMAT. I believe these are one of the toughest Quant tests out there and acing these sets you high for the real thing.

The verbal tests on the other hand are above average but not excellent. The quality of questions might be sometimes debatable. But again, very good for solo practice. However, I would prefer official questions for verbal. But if your material is over, well then maybe they can be a good try.

I recommend Gmat club tests.

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So, I am a member of GMAT club initially when I joined I was bit confused but since I stated using the interface is too good. GMAT test is really nice as it gives detailed analysis which is the most exciting feature I have liked. Questions are good but one need to remember that its an IQ test so don't expect to get same questions in the exam (you can get one if you are lucky). Quizes are the most interesting part as it gives us to practice more with the weaker section of our preparation. (Detailed analytics of GMAT Club combined with quizzes are gold to work on each and every detail).

My Recommendation: Trust me use it once and you gonna love it.

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