Microsoft Outlook Reviews – Page 217
5/5 rating based on 2321 reviews. Read all reviews for Microsoft Outlook for iPhone.
Microsoft Outlook is free iOS app published by Microsoft Corporation
I'm pretty happy
Kevin.Nerren
I like it better than the apple mail app. I'm not a power user, but it has some nice features.
Repeated Calendar events!!
Y0UNG SIMB4
Seriously don't understand how it is that hard to add repeated calendar event functionality to the app. That's the only thing missing! Come on Microsoft fix this asap!!!
App crashes
adilafroze
I updated outlook yesterday since it was outdated. Even after updating to 2.5.0. It says that the app is out dated! Microsoft please look into it!
Calendar Needed
Moni5631
CREATE A SEPARATE CALENDAR APP, MICROSOFT. I do not enjoy having to open up your app then open calendar. Just give me the calendar. I can't be happy with this app until then.
Stopped working in OS 10
CrzyManDan
Please fix, it worked great wth OS9, and now it will only stay open for a ~ 60 seconds after your in your mail.
As expected integrating email and calendar causes problems
Twistingstar
Today I was finally forced out of sunrise which I loved, so I decided to give outlook another try. The very first thing I learned? It can't seem to handle my iCloud calendar. First it forced me to set up iCloud mail - which I had no interest in. Now it still refuses to sign in, but since it can't sign in to iCloud it refuses to let me interact with any other account. It just keeps bring me back to the iCloud screen. There is no deal with later option.
This thing keeps crashing with iOS 10
Vaz Mk.
Please get this bug fixed. This app is not compatible with iOS10.
RIP SUNRISE
thinayr
Sunrise was a beautiful, simple calendar that was an intimate part of my daily life. Microsoft bought them. OK. Now, they have officially killed the sunrise app, and even though I swore I'd never use Outlook, knowing how great sunrise was I figured I'd see if the magic was still hiding there. NOPE. This is an overblown, over complicated, ugly as sin, trying-to-do-too-much app with none of the magic of the beautiful little company they crushed.