I totally agree... 5 answer choices would be very useful!!! (or up to six and then be able to remove one, if this means easier cards design).
PLEASE!!!
Plickers is soo useful in Primary classes where they have no mobile phones/tablets...

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Yes please!!!!

Five choices...

I agree - more choices would be better! +1

AP test multiple choice also give 5 possible responses.

I say that they should support this in smaller classes by doubling the Plickers up to be front and back. Like someone else said, 8 answers is quite a few.

You will need more than 5 sometimes.

FIVE CHOICES IS DESIRABLE

Please make pentagon cards for 5 choices. My students love this.

sure I go for that

An E choice would also be great for College Board AP tests!

I agree - more choices would be better!

I would love a 5th option too.... I think the easiest way to redesign the card to do this, though would just be to have it double sided. Give the card an and a b side and you could have up to 8 choices -- which would be great for things like anticipation guides where you are having them agree or disagree on a sliding scale.
Nonetheless, I like plickers, I'm new to them though.

Please add an option E

Since there are 63 cards, wouldn't it be possible to merge cards i and i+31 (for i from 1 to 31) into one individual card? The front of the card could be options A-D, with the back being options E-H. This would only work for at most 31 students, but I would think that would work for a good amount of classes. And I would think that it would be easy enough to do, since it doesn't require any new patterns or anything like that. Just the recognition that each student now has two card numbers tied to their name.

I would like an option for both A-D and A-E if possible.

I agree with more answer choices. I thought about assigning two cards per student, but thought this would only confuse the students.

Thank you for this great learning and assessment tool, kids love it!

The CogAT assessment also has 5 choices.

To answer "E", I have the students discretely hold a finger over part of their Plicker, so that it doesn't read anything (although the app will not actually scan an answer, so this will also look like an absent student).

would also be great for Likert scale type questions if you are doing a survey. 5 option scale is the recommended number