Microsoft PowerPoint Reviews – Page 56
5/5 rating based on 632 reviews. Read all reviews for Microsoft PowerPoint for iPhone.
Microsoft PowerPoint is free iOS app published by Microsoft Corporation
I can't type!!!
Ultimate Lyle
So I re-downloaded this app to make a fun PowerPoint for no reason. When I got on, I couldn't type( the keyboard wouldn't pop up) I couldn't change the layout, I couldn't copy or paste, and I couldn't click anything except the type box that I couldn't type in, and the "X" button to leave. I wish I could rate it zero
Read this if you have an iPad Pro
NPhryme
Before i say what i will say of the shadiness of tonight’s finding. I was able to use my iPad Pro 12.9 for all of their apps, meaning creating and editing. The basics. I have been using their apps for six months since i started my program in the medical field. Today, i find out that they pulled a shady stunt. If you’re device screen is bigger than 10.1.. They are forcing you to buy a Office subscription.. Even if you want use the basics, I’m sorry you can’t. As of now, you must pay.
Terrible
Calibelle55
I’m not sure why this app has great reviews, maybe the update screwed it up. It’s nearly impossible to be even somewhat productive. It can’t even copy/paste text to avoid retyping everything I had in notepad. Complete waste of my time.
PowerPoint
V2Thesquare
This is great I can do my homework on the go or when I’m feeling lazy I can do this on the couch
What did you change??
amnesia-kei
If you don’t tell me what you’ve changed in updates, you get 1 star
Updates needed
olliebeaners
Please improve the UI of saving documents to places other than Microsoft OneDrive. I understand you want to encourage usage, but there needs to be better options for other cloud saving and local saving options that are more immediately accessible. MORE IMPORTANTLY, there is a serious issue when using PowerPoint with a Bluetooth keyboard and my iPad Pro 10.5 inch where the text input lags almost a full two seconds!! This is a PowerPoint only issue, as the text input delay is not present anywhere else in the system, and even not a factor of a demanding program because non-PowerPoint commands, such as multitasking or volume control respond immediately when using PowerPoint. It makes PowerPoint almost unbearable.