Keirs, Kaplan or other for Series 7?

I'm taking a my series 7 exam in the next month and I thought I had been in good shape. I was using Kaplan and using a website called testgeekexamprep and I felt good... Then my soon to be MD told me to get Keir and the course they offer. I don't know if it just covers way too broad of a range of certain subjects, but I feel like I'm completely back at square one after reading just two chapters of Keir.. in the equity and debt sections no less. Can't wait until I get to options and suitability.

Can anybody tell me about their experience with Keir compared to Kaplan? Does Keir just oversaturate their content and exams?

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