Vasil Takev

Outlook for iPad is a kind a bad joke. Let’s skip it’s ugly - stylish design is a problem for all Microsoft applications. But functionality - or lack of it - is the real problem. No way to format the text, at least to change the font. Tasks require another app. I can list such small, but very annoying things. What was the problem simply to copy what’s done in online Outlook? Honestly, I gave it a chance. But now will delete it and will never try to install it again.

I know Microsoft will never be as good as Apple but as a bare minimum mobile apps should cover basic functionalities of desktop versions. What’s the problem of allowing joining requests in Teams mobile app? Is it really so difficult to create Outlook task straight on OneNote? This list is endless.

At first side it looks great - plenty of functionalities, should make your life easier. When you start using it, OneDrive will reveal the usual - for every Microsoft product - issues. Unstable, with daily crashing, freezing and sync problems. The desktop version is slightly better, while iPad one really sucks.

Simple, efficient and effective.

The export of trips sucks. CSV files can't be used for any analysis. All other functions are in car's cockpit or iPhone GPS can be used. Even one star is too much.