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Outlook lets you bring all your email accounts and calendars in one convenient spot. Whether it’s staying on top of your inbox or scheduling the next big thing, we make it easy to be your most productive, organised and connected self.
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- Focus on the right things with our smart inbox - we help you sort between messages you need to act on straight away and everything else.
- Swipe to quickly schedule, delete and archive messages.
- Share your meeting availability with just a tap and easily find times to meet with others.
- Find everything you're looking for, including files, contacts, and your forthcoming trips.
- View and attach any file from your email, OneDrive, Dropbox, and more, without having to download them to your phone.
- Open Word, Excel, or PowerPoint attachments to edit them directly in the corresponding app and attach them back to an email.
- Recap extra-long email threads in an instant with Summarise with Copilot*
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- Before sending off your email, use Coaching with Copilot* to get tips and suggestions that help improve the overall tone, sentiment, and clarity
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Microsoft Outlook App Comments & Reviews
Microsoft Outlook Positive Reviews
Massive Improvements from 2020 and BeforeAs the years have passed, outlook has consistently improved to a point that I am recommending its use to all my friends and family. While nothing is ever perfect and can always be improved I think it’s important note the quality, service, and features that have been implemented as of late. As one of the largest tech companies, Microsoft is poised to shape the industry and oh boy has it ever. I am in love with the ability of end user to finally report phishing attempts and other emails for different categories on mobile and desktop finally! I wish we could setup and manage rules from mobile but perhaps that’s something coming in the future. Outlook still, despite the lack of a few minor things, sits atop the rest in my opinion, ease of use and operation is highly scoring for me and I believe this is something that should be advertised to the populous. It’s very effective with its protections and sometimes maybe too over zealous with junk classification but that’s okay because it’s simply resolved through marking as not junk which will ad them to safe senders. I love the unsubscribe feature and many others that I can’t remember right now. The only thing I’m really missing and haven’t quite figured it out yet is how to install extensions to the new outlook, such as my antivirus from BitDefender/NETGEAR which should scan inbound and outbound emails and be an add-in. Over all the product itself is great!!! Highly recommended.Version: 4.2534.1
Continues To ImproveI have been using Outlook on IOS daily for at least the last 5 years, and I would give it 4.5 stars but only had the option of 4 or 5 and feel it is better than 4 stars but definitely not a perfect 5. I will say over that time they have made some significant improvements that enable me to do more directly from my phone like sending a copy of an email to One Note and creating a task from an email. I do wish MS would wrap the “To Do” app into Outlook and feature it as a tab at the bottom like the calendar, contacts and mail. I think it’s harder having to go between two apps. I would also like to see the ability to load a signature with graphics, logos, etc. like I have in Outlook online or on my Mac. I know this is likely more of an Apple problem than MS, but it would be close to great if this could be added. Finally, (and this may be my own ineptitude) I would love to be able to select having my contacts on my phone without having them download into the main contacts of my phone. Why can’t they live in the contact folder of the app? I know you can filter which contacts you see but I don’t like having my personal contacts mixed in with hundreds of business contacts when I want to find a friend’s address or update their contact information or see all my personal contacts in a list for cleaning up duplicates, etc. Overall, the app has improved immensely in 5 years and as a traveling sales person it allows me to do much more from my phone than when I started using it and it was just sending and receiving emails..Version: 4.2201.4
Not really as good as web/Mac appsThe email functions in this app are mostly fine. It is the calendar that is lacking. There is no option to categorize (color-code). Furthermore, even if you use web/desktop/Mac to set up the events (so that you can categorize), the colors don’t show up the same in the iPad app!! They still show up as colors… just not always the same ones. For example, I currently am using blue, green, red, and orange to color-code. For whatever reason, the red events are pink on the iPad and the blue events are red. The iPhone app’s category colors are the same as the ones on the iPad (which are not the ones I actually chose). Ridiculous. Also, on all other platforms if you schedule a multi-day event and set status as “free”, the event only shows up at the top, same as an “all-day” event (and this is what I would expect and want). But on the iPad app, it shows up at the top AND it shows up down below for the first and last day. Obviously that makes no sense. The iPhone app is, once again, exactly the same. Switching the view to “agenda” fixes this issue, but “agenda” view on the iPad wastes over half the screen (on the iPhone, however, it’s actually the best view in my opinion - and it’s the default). All in all, using this app is a frustrating experience and so I have been reverting to using the web app on my iPad. On my iPhone, however, the web app is highly impractical and so I just get confused until I remember that Microsoft can’t make the colors you select actually appear on the screen..Version: 4.2139.0
Outlook is a great app with robust features and functionI am a lifelong Outlook user - personal and business. I’ve always liked it, but full disclosure, I haven’t explored many other alternatives to the MS suite, so I don’t know what else is out there. I’ve used gmail & yahoo and think they’re ok. I tried OpenOffice and did not like it (that was a very long time ago). I am retired now. I have a Windows laptop and have been using iphone/ipad Office/MS365 for years. I have a paid MS365 subscription. It’s expensive, but for my needs, worth it. Some things are important, to me, and worth paying for like: productivity suite, cloud backup, ID theft protection and antivirus software, but Defender has gotten much better + it’s native to Windows & free! : ) I used the native Apple mail app when I first got my devices, out of ignorance. Then, I don’t remember when or why, I switched to Outlook. Wow! What a difference! Great features and function, like: drag & drop, customize your view, many of the same features as Outlook on the desktop, though there are some things I can do on my laptop that I cannot do on mobile, e.g. attach an outlook email to an email, delete an attachment from an email, change the name of or move a folder, no junk email options, cannot hover over a link to check the url, cannot view a zip file. I have to go to the web or my laptop to do these things. I am not a Microsoft fan, but I am a HUGE MS365/outlook fan. I really love these products - mostly I use Word, Excel, PPPT, Outlook. They work well for my needs. And just as an aside, I find excel to be superior in feature and function to Numbers. So an endorsement not just for Outlook, but for MS365 suite - IMHO! ; ).Version: 4.2308.1
Really good for the most partThe Outlook iPhone app has really saved me and my office and helped us transition to a work-from-home environment really smoothly, and I am forever grateful for how easy the app is to use. It takes almost no time to fetch new mail, and is very intuitive, as far as offering quick replies and suggestions for where to move messages. That being said, I have a few minor issues with the app. Could just be a bug on my phones, but I’ve never been able to get notifications for the app (push, badges, nor sounds). I thought it was just my iPhone 7 that was preventing the app from showing notifications, but now I have the 12 pro and still see no options to turn on notifications (within the app, nor my phone’s notification settings). The search feature is also not the best within the app. I’ll have an email I know I sent, yet I type in a keyword in the app and nothing comes up. I have to go on my computer to find it. I think it also stops searching messages from more than a few months before, or maybe has a cap as to how many search results it can yield. A little frustrating but not the end of the world. Lastly, the way the folders are set up is kind of annoying. I wish the folder menu could be hidden as it has been grouped together when I created the folders. For example, to get to my sent folder, I have to scroll all the way down past all the folders I’ve created within my inbox. On the computer, I would be able to expand every folder if I wanted, or keep all the subfolders hidden if I choose. The app does not allow you to do that. Again, not huge issues. Just could be better..Version: 4.2103.0
Adequate productIn looking through other reviews, I noticed several, many, reviews that stated how bad the product was but that showed 5 star ratings. ????? It is frustrating to sit and wait several seconds to have my inbox loaded each time I select outlook on iOS. I have reviewed settings and see no correction for that. Am I downloading messages online each time data wise? When moving a message from inbox, it would be nice to have predictive folders shown as on the desktop. I have three major folders that get a lot of messages and it is a frustration to scroll all over each time. My spouse uses Apple Calendar on her phone and we have trouble she invites me on an appointment. I have tried to clear that up but can’t. I would prefer the calendar app to be separate from the email to use in separate windows. Handling and setting up groups for emails is frustrating on all platforms. As I am now retired, I have no great operational demands that Mail can’t handle so I might just go back to that. Dropping MS Office would certainly save some money. The app is not “Bad”, just adequate. Certainly, it is no joy to use but does not cause too much pain-except for that one group of about ten days of email that was lost. Never found those suckers. 🚀 Update: 9/13 Still simply adequate. I have approached my host to find out if I can move all mail from outlook to Mail..Version: 4.2135.1
Outlook App is DisappointingThe Outlook app does not deliver the same functionality as iPhone mail or even its own desktop version. The purpose of a phone app is to make it easy to read email, contacts or navigate your calendar. Outlook app fails to do that. I gave it 2 stars for security, but here are Outlook app shortcomings in my opinion: - You cannot scroll up or down to the next email in an open email like you can in iPhone mail or Outlook desktop. There are no up or down arrows in Outlook app once you open an email. You have to go back to the list and then open the next unread email. - The mail part of the app is especially NOT user-friendly. When you try to put something on your calendar though the Outlook app, it is hard to get it on there at the right time. - You cannot set different notifications for various types of Outlook items on the app. I don’t want a ding every single time I get 200 emails a day, but I do want a sound notification on my calendar items. - The monthly view of the Outlook app calendar is horrific! Have seen how tiny and jumbled it looks on your iPhone screen? Why? There’s no reason for that tiny design. The iPhone calendar is legible when you look at an entire month. On the Outlook app, it is impossible to read what’s already on your calendar and it is so small that it is hard to even tell what day is today to be able to navigate to different days to check your schedule or book appointments. My employer forces us to use the Outlook app for mail security reasons in order to get our work email on our phones, which I require for my particular job duties. We used to be able to use Apple Mail before they switched to Outlook app. That is the only reason I am still using the Outlook app and haven’t deleted it..Version: 4.2148.0
Smooth operationWorks pretty seamlessly with all my email accounts that I regularly use, updates all of them and doesn’t seem to lag out or not sync with the actual accounts as I’ve experienced in the past… which is super annoying… but it seems to stay on top of everything, and keeps all the accounts up to date. I’m not sure if it’s my actual email filtering, or if outlook has any relevance, but I do get a lot of spam emails in my inbox, which is frustrating, even tho I block and report them… so that could be improved. As for features, off the top of my head the only thing that I’d say would be a great improvement, would be having the ability to add sub folders to existing folders on the phone app, which you have to do on the computer unfortunately… along with being able to successfully delete folders as well, I had a lot to do on my computer when I was going thru my emails a while back and merging, deleting, and working on cleaning up folders and batch deleting things etc… none of which I was able to do on my phone. Otherwise it functions well, and keeps everything in one spot, and syncs well with all my emails and also with my Microsoft account..Version: 5.2606.0
Not bad. Not great either.Personally, Microsoft has never been simple like Google. Comparing the two however is apples to oranges. So to be fair, Microsoft Outlook was a pretty good experience and it was what you’d expect an email productivity app to be. It works better than all the other versions, which is a wonderful improvement. So to see Microsoft finally go this direction of simplicity and convenience like every Google service in existence was definitely a great move. So obviously giving this app 1 and 2 stars were not right. Giving this app 4 and 5 stars however... I have some things to talk about that. First off, Microsoft 365 is probably one of the worst subscription-based products ever marketed. You can find every service Microsoft has to offer for free if you know where to look. It is not worth a subscription. For me, I am a college student, so I don’t need to worry about paying for a 365 account, thank goodness. Outlook has its disadvantages when it comes to customization. I’ve always took for granted Gmail’s interface until using Outlook. Don’t get me wrong, it’s better the past versions, but not as good as the many alternatives out there. So I recommend sticking with Gmail for aesthetics, productivity, convenience, and simplicity. Microsoft has more features debatably, and it shows in Outlook’s quality. The only reason I’d suggest this app is for students and business workers who’s organization gave them an account already. Other than that, it’s not as bad as other reviewers say. Microsoft has much room for improvement, as every other company has too..Version: 4.38.0
Outlook is the BEST!I seriously love outlook. I could never find an email app that had a decent calendar integrated with it and I just got so tired of using multiple apps that seemed like they should've all been combined into one by now. The was like 3-4 years ago and surprisingly still to this day there are very few, if any, apps that successfully combine email, calendar, notes, cloud storage etc. Started using Outlook almost two years ago just for my personal email account and it was the best decision I ever made and haven't gone back since! At first I was hesitant because I wasn't aware how well Microsoft would integrate with all my Google and icloud account information but ironically I think it works better than Google and apple combined. Love that my calendar is just a click away I can set up dates in an email and it simultaneously logs it into my calendar. It has a beautiful monthly view that still allows you to see your daily or weekly schedule at the same time. Email allows you to create multiple folders for different topics and even prioritizes emails to sift through unimportant messages and even allows for easy unsubscribing of chain mails and auto messages. The interface is far more advanced than any other yet it simultaneously is so easy to use. And by far the best part is its not riddled with ads or pop ups or coarsely asking you to pay for better features. This made me ecstatic when I came to find out my new employer uses everything Microsoft and Outlook was the default email/calendar set up. Was so surprised at the immense amount of ability the business Outlook application has and in a work setting it is truly unrivaled. I don't leave many reviews but this is one I'm glad to write as I truly do love using Microsoft outlook!! Definitely a must have for any business professional or just the casual user. Can't beat it.Version: 4.2230.0
New update is… not greatI’m generally a fan of MFST & their products, but the update to mobile Outlook this past week is absolutely horrible. What I don’t like (so far): 1) Email sync with my personal Gmail is delayed, sometimes by hours. I’ve verified all Gmail settings (a second Gmail account seems to work fine), reset the account, removed the account and added it back, and removed/reinstalled the app completely. 2) Despite enabling the setting to open links in my browser by default, it still opens them in a pane within Outlook- where none of my autofill info works. 3) It seems like every time I turn around, it’s prompting me to install the mobile version of Edge. No… just, no. Edge is a dumpster fire on my desktop that requires having a backup browser for all the pages it breaks. I have zero desire to replicate that on my iPhone. The 2023 version was great and I especially appreciated being able to manage my calendar. The 2024 version is starting the year on the wrong foot, imo. Edit: Yesterday’s update fixed the issue with opening links in the default browser. Emails are still delayed by hours. Edit 2: Email sync was resolved after about 7-8 days of downtime. Updating review to 3 stars, may bump to 4 in future if it stays reliable for at least 6 months..Version: 4.2404.0
Problems and potential updates?I have mostly used Gmail for a lot of things (my high school email, my undergrad email, etc.) and now as a grad student, I have to use my school outlook email to communicate with my professors. Overall, the app is very easy to use once you get the hang of it. However, one thing I missed as a Gmail user is being able to schedule an email to my professors on the app. I use my phone more than my laptop because I’m always on the move. I don’t want to write an email on my phone only to have to turn on my laptop just to schedule the email. I also wished for the feature of being able to label the priority level of my email to be applicable in the app as well. I thought that was a cool feature that outlook had that Gmail didn’t only to be disappointed that the app didn’t have it. Another thing that worries me is that getting notifications from the app is a hit or miss for me. I didn’t have to send an email for a month and when I opened the app to write one, turns out I have 6 unread emails waiting for me. Thank god it wasn’t anything serious but I’m hoping this gets fixed soon. I would rather not have this happening to me when during my semester..Version: 4.2231.0
Pretty GoodI’d give it an 4.5 if I could, but it’s not a four. I’d like it if it was easier to figure out at first how to access other folders such as trash and drafts—or maybe I’m just slow. I like how you can change what the slide function has—I have it set to delete which is super helpful and I wish the apple mail app had. I use both apps with Microsoft OutLook for my school email. I also like the computer version as well. Both versions of the app can (and do) remind me of events I have in my Microsoft calendar (I forget their name, if it has one). This is really helpful as my high school is using teams during the whole pandemic-so I get reminded before school starts, towards the end of classes I dislike, and before lunch ends that I have class which is really helpful. I’ll also mention that you can turn this off—for one or all events—and change the amount of time beforehand that it reminds you at (15 or 5 minutes beforehand for example). I still will use google as my main email because I already am—it isn’t better enough in the ways it is to change. I don’t think it is worse per say that google/apple email apps/websites. Hope this helps!.Version: 4.57.0
The App is OkThe app has worked great since I got it last year, especially for school. But recently it’s stopped sending me notifications for some emails which has caused me to miss several emails and dead-lines. It’s too late for me at this point so please fix this issue. I don’t know if it’s because I had 2 inboxes from 2 different school emails or what, but this problem has caused me a lot of stress and I’d prefer it not happen in the future. Edit: The issue that I believed was originally occurring is not the only one. It appears the reason I am not getting notifications for emails is because these emails aren’t appearing in my inbox until days later. For example, several emails I received on the 30th of July did not appear in my inbox until today. I did not get any notifications for any emails on that 30th. This is really frustrating because I’ve received emails from university faculty who have been sending and requesting information and it is really creating a huge hassle for me and causing more stress than is needed. Maybe this is something I need to talk to my school about? If it is please let me know..Version: 3.34.0
Outlook as my organizer…I need one platform that I can use on my devices. I am a Windows user on my computers, servers, and other devices in my office environment as well as other companies office environments. Smart phones are slowly becoming an important device and Apple devices are leading the way for me and my users, especially my younger users. I would like to receive a text and quickly, easily add the sender to my Outlook contacts not my Apple contacts. Once added I would like to quickly search for that added contact on either device via Outlook, but cannot. I prefer the Microsoft 365 local environment, but making it work easily is complicated and very frustrating. I am aware Microsoft attempted to compete in the smartphone arena a few years ago but acknowledged Apple was the leader and gave up. Microsoft won the computer and computer OS battle for businesses decades ago, but Apple is still fighting. Can’t Microsoft continue to either battle for or work with Apple to provide us users with an organizer platform between Windows workstations and Apple smartphones that is easy to use and seamless to use as we work across both devices? Please…? Thanks. — Mark.Version: 4.2216.0
Still a big step ahead of Gmail!As a almost 30 year user of Outlook of course I have a bias, but with a volunteering position that supplies me with a gmail account I can appreciate Outlook even more, despite being locked into 2013 version due to running Win 8.1. Yes, I know I can move to 365, but can never own it and keep my data private as with prior editions vs open to all “cloud”. Gmail menus and icons are tiny and much less intuitive, plus their useless color coded balloons identifying the sender, as if. That said, I’m forced to live with the annoying little but not roadblocking bugs like losing emails when moved or copied to a newly created folder that has yet been opened. Imagine creating a new folder called Expenses and then moving an expense Receipt there when it arrives in email. Later, you look in that folder while filling out a company Expense Report, only to find it was send to your Junk folder. But of course you don’t know that so you search over and over not recalling the title or sender…. You later learn you Must go to any new Folders you create and open then close, before any email can be successfully sent there for safe keeping. Tip: Never “Move” an item to a new folder but choose Copy instead. That way you retain the original in Inbox in case your new folder was created in haste and you neglected to take the safeguard step of opening and closing before moving items into it. Tip 2: Always check your file was moved and STAYS moved because the transfer OUT of a new but unopened folder to JUNK can happen While you are Watching it - now you see it now you don’t. As I mentioned, just an inconvenience and once discovered the hard way there is a workaround. Gmail is cloud based so actions are immediate and backed up, much like 365 but not my private, owned, paid off, yet dated 8.1..Version: 4.2318.0
I weep for everyone who has to use his on iOS.This is the worst app that I have on my phone. Typically I don’t keep apps that I absolutely hate, but since I have no alternative to using this horrible thing, I haven’t removed it. This pathetic thing has caused problems for me professionally. It takes less time for me to boot up the computer and check my calendar and then it does for me to even make my calendar showing this out. Hoping out an email literally takes as long as it would to write a letter and put it in the mail. Smoke signals will be better than this app. I can’t even open my calendar to understand what kind of meetings I have for the day because this app loads every single calendar I have shared to me and freezes every time I click a button. This is horrible. Don’t know why Microsoft insists upon upgrading things to be absolutely terrible. Even more I can’t understand why the entire professional world forces everyone to use Outlook. Gross. Even worse, it’s been out for a year already and you’ve done nothing to fix it, it’s gotten worse if anything. I’d be fired if I was this bad at my job..Version: 4.0.0
Email account issuesI used outlook for iPhone for about past 6 months or so and generally liked it a lot more than stock mail app. Has a nice look, calendar view built in, lots of nice extras. This week my yahoo account kept asking me to sign in. Every time I sign back in it tries forever then asks me to try again with modern or legacy sign in. Doesn’t matter what you choose cuz nothing works at this point until you force close and restart. I also can’t get to my mail without addressing this as it won’t let me so I was forced to remove yahoo. I thought whatever that’s my junk mail anyway perhaps yahoo having an issue. Now it’s doing it with my gmail account. I re-signed in for it last night and now this morning it asks me again when checking my mail and even though I sign in correctly for both accounts (I get emails telling me so in other accounts about sign ins on Microsoft app), outlook keeps asking me re-sign in or remove account. Well now I’m down 2 email accounts so deleted this app and back to old reliable stock mail app..Version: 2.64.0
Outlook mobile is better than the desktopI may get a lot of pushback on this. But the mobile app and the web client in my mind are far simpler to use then the desktop client. I really wish they would just improve the web client a little more. Drop the desktop client and be done. The one thing that frustrates me the most about outlook is it’s filters. I’ve found that using the web client is the best place to set all that up. For this mobile app. I really enjoy it. The area that I believe it needs a little more improvement is the calendar. I can not put my finger on it but the apple iCal is slightly better in this regard. Even the Google calendar is better. Just a little more polish and it would be a 5 star for the app. A few years ago I tested all three clients. The iOS was top on my list of usability. The desktop client I rated about 1.5 stars because it was not simple the first time you login. To get the desktop client even close to the web client or iOS I had to heavily customize it. My instinct tells me the mobile developers understand the end users needs far better than the desktop client developers..Version: 4.2230.0
Top iPad and iPhone email app. Rated 4 because you can’t drag and drop attachmentsThis is likely the best or at least the top 3 mail apps for iOS. Swipe actions are customizable and immediate which means you don’t have to swipe and click; you just swipe and the action is completed. The app gives you a few seconds to undo if you swiped by mistake. Unique to Outlook’s email app is that you can accept or decline etc. an invitation and choose to send a response or not the same you would be able to on the desktop version of outlook. It also auto-deletes the invite once you complete the acceptance action which is a more efficient way to manage your invitations. One last great feature for those of us that use keyboards with iPads; the shortcuts are a lot more intuitive and simpler than the Apple Mail app shortcuts. The only reason I gave it a 4 star is that you can’t drag and drop attachments from the emails into side-by-side apps or a side-by-side outlook new email that you are composing to someone else where you want to send selected attachments from a received email. This feature would make it a 5 star app!.Version: 4.2134.0
User friendliness and efficiency needs improvementSo when you use gmail you can do a search and it will bring up emails specifically from the word you searched. For example, if you search for Apple Pay it will pull up emails from Apple Pay first. If you do the same search in outlook it will give you all emails that include those words as the sender, subject, mention, etc. This means you have to navigate through a list of unimportant emails to get to the one you want if you don’t give up in utter disappointment in the process. If that’s not frustrating enough when you write an email and it goes past a certain line you better hope you can type really well because you won’t be able to see past that line. I would have to stop scroll up and check the sentence, correct it blindly because it toggles back down where it can’t be seen and continue typing. So I started writing in other apps like gmail and forwarding it to outlook or doing a copy paste and forwarding it to my recipient if it was a longer message. That is not how I want to send my emails but outlook hasn’t seemed to be able to figure out how to make it work. Thus I have several apps for emails. Ugh.Version: 4.6.0
Frustrating calendar issuesWhen changes are made to a repeating calendar entry, the change should only be active on the current date and forward. This app currently changes all of the preceding calendar events. You may not think this matters, but I often refer back to preceding appointments in order to reconcile other data, and it’s no longer accurate once the repeating item is changed. This is standard on Apple’s ical. 2nd issue:, why does it take three or four clicks to get to an edit function within calendar? Within other Calendar apps, I can just hold and drag the appointment to a new time slot on the same day. With Outlook, I have to click multiple times to have that same option. Please address this. 3rd issue: When making a change to a repeating calendar entry, the view defaults back to the date that repeating calendar entry was first created. When you save the change, it SHOULD default back to whatever day you were on when you hit edit. This has caused multiple issues as it’s not overly obvious that you aren’t on the same day you just were when you edited the item. PLEASE FIX!!.Version: 4.2248.0
Seems fine to meI have had this for over a year now. Before it had issues with refreshing/pushing new email, like others seem to complain about. I got rid of it for that reason. Also, because like others, I would have a LOT of trouble sending messages (they’d just sit in the Outbox). These don’t seem to be an issue anymore at least for me. I now love this app, far more than even the native Mail for iOS because of a key feature in Outlook that Mail doesn’t have which is the “Focused Inbox”. This is an awesome feature that truly directs mail I want to know about immediately to a push notification. You can disable it if you want but why? Rather than having to turn off all push notifications or endure thousands a day if left on, now I have the best of both worlds. I would agree with others who have said they’d prefer the iOS calendar to be the default for handling invites. Competition I suppose. But really. We have iPhones. Why do you think we’d want another calendar? Related to that I can’t figure out how to even make the iOS calendar as an option. It’s kind of a pain, I have to go to mail with invites on another client, to be able to accept invites “properly” (otherwise they get lost to the calendar in Outlook, a mistake I made once). As far as the other issues mentioned they don’t seem to affect me anymore. Those reviews were from a year ago it seems so perhaps the send/receive issues have been fixed overall. Anyway I love it. Change nothing please (but the calendar as mentioned)..Version: 4.2315.0
What was wrong w a chronological inbox?Hi - Ive recently noticed emails “missing” from my inbox, which is a result of an update, apparently. Rather than having multiple emails from the same sender visible, they are all condensed into one, despite “organization by thread” turned off. Unless I want to reply back to the latest email, finding a previous email can be a chore, as the emails “organized” within this thread that apparently isnt a “thread” arent always in chronological order. Sometimes newer emails are at the top, sometimes at the bottom, and clicking on the “...” is always required to scroll the conversation to figure out if im looking at the correct message. It’s a total waste of time and I cant see any reason why anyone would want to have to go through this effort to find 1 email, when the previous method involved just scrolling and opening it. I strongly dislike this “improvement” and wish I could revert to a previous version of this app..Version: 4.2048.1
Bugs are crawly all over this appI love outlook and liked this app until recently. Now, when I type, the characters in the to field or the search bar, the software lags far behind what I type and then freezes. I can’t type more than 2 or 3 characters before the app freezes. It doesn’t stop there. When you contact support, they don’t get back to you in an email. Instead, you have to go to the settings icon to see if there is a response. Can you imagine how stupid the head of product is to make an email product that doesn’t use its own email channel for support? I check for several days and no response. Then, at some point, I get a message that they haven’t heard from me so they are closing my ticket. Of course you haven’t heard from me: you use your setting icon as a communications channel, rather than a normal channel like email. Also, in the name of creating a modern UI design, they have changed and removed numerous icons that are useful. I can’t believe how MS degraded such a great product so fast. No wonder Google/Gmail is killing them..Version: 4.57.0
Outlook is great, HOWEVER:Outlook is a good mail app. I love the interface, even if the iOS version doesn’t have as much detail as the online or desktop version. However, for some reason it labels important emails from my company and its systems as junk mail? I’ve labeled the senders as a safe sender, I have labeled the emails as not junk mail, and I have even created a rule saying to send all emails from the senders to my inbox. I do not know why but it still sends all of my emails to the junk folder!! Even some meeting links that are sent to me notify me that I received them, and then do not show up in my inbox. I have updated the app and have removed and redownloaded the app. I have restarted my iPad. I do not know what the issue is, but I would appreciate if someone could take a look into this. This issue could cause me to miss important updates regarding my work as I have weekly meetings that I must attend. And seeing as I use my iPad daily and I need it to access everything I do for my job, I am deeply disappointed that out of nowhere this issue seems to arise and nothing I do seems to solve the problem..Version: 5.2542.0
Great presentation, but fills up quickly.I love Outlook, so my review isn’t bad. I did not give 5 stars due to the lack of space it offers, unless you buy an upgrade. I need Outlook because it is a more professional email to use for job searches and speaking to potential employers. However, I have not been able to pay for the upgrade in space as I am currently unemployed. Yahoo offers unlimited space, and is even free, but the tag is not professional. My suggestion to Microsoft: Offer a free unlimited account with an earlier version of Outlook that doesn’t have the exact features. Just basic use. It will help people like myself be able to keep the space, as well as stay in touch with employers. My outlook is currently 95% full, and I am unable to keep up with all the junk and other inbox emails that flood into my inbox. I am constantly cleaning it out, but can’t delete everything because there are a lot that are not junk (my regular inbox is full of important stuff). Please offer room in outlook for all types of users. Thank you!.Version: 5.2542.0
Decent but could use some upgradesThe outlook program is ok if you are using only for basic email. We use outlook for our business and we’ve run in to multiple issues that are inconvenient. The first being the way the emails are organized. If you send emails with the same subject line to multiple people, make sure to turn off the “organize in threads” option. If you don’t, every email with that subject line will be condensed into one thread. Not detrimental, just inconvenient until you figure out how to fix it. It would be more useful to condense all emails by sender rather than subject. Next, the calendar does not update quickly and sometimes does not update at all when synced to multiple devices. I will add an appointment to the calendar and my husbands calendar will not update and he’s missed appointments due to this. I’ve tried all the fixes online and nothings worked. These are just a couple of things I’ve noticed among a number of things that could be changed in the program. However, if you’re looking for a basic email program it works just fine..Version: 4.2220.0
Needs some refinementI only installed Outlook on my iPad and phone to get access to my work email and calendar. I added my personal Gmail account but I actually prefer the gmail app. The main problem with Outlook is that it makes you click a button to view more on longer messages. This wouldn’t be so bad if it didn’t reload the message making you scroll down to where you left off. Also, when you click a link in a message (which opens a browser), when you come back to Outlook it often reloads the message - making you scroll down again to find the place where you left off. My work requires the use of the Edge browser and has all kinds of restrictions on it. So, I don’t use Edge for personal stuff. You can configure which browser to use based on which email account you’re using on Outlook. But it often opens the Edge browser when I’m using personal email account, instead of Safari which I configured it to use. If Microsoft could fix these issues, it would be a much better app and I might use it even if my employer didn’t require it..Version: 4.2204.0
Top NotchI’ve been using Microsoft Email for the last year and so far I haven’t had any problems. There have been a couple companies that provide email I have used where my entire [in box] was deleted on multiple occasions. One of them was Proton, who markets themselves as totally secure in its encryption. I honestly believe it was my email handle in that it referenced our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Not only was my email [in box] deleted, on Proton my password was no longer accessible which caused me to every email up to that moment, no matter what folder they were under. I know what my password was. Most likely some internal algorithm or something thru do internally spotted my email alias and they wanted to impose their personal feeling or beliefs against Jesus and persecute me for my beliefs and my trust in my King; my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. My Microsoft email accounts are non problematic and work great. Great options and great performance. All you could want in an email service..Version: 5.2617.0
Great replacement for Mail, needs only one fixOverall I really like outlook and find it is equal to or better than Mail in virtually all respects. The reading function works amazingly well, and the overall layout and functionality is excellent. The one function I don’t like in Outlook and wish work like Mail is the undo function when I am filing and moving messages into folders. In Mail, if I move a message to the wrong folder, I can just shake the phone and and trigger the undo function to reverse the move, even several seconds later. But in Outlook, the undo is provided by a software button that appears for only a couple of seconds at the bottom of the screen. If I don’t click the button right away, the ability to undo has passed, and then I have to hope I can find the message in the wrong folder and manually re-locate it etc. Not a deal killer by any means, but if that were fixed, I would give it six stars..Version: 4.47.0
The Only App for tight Microsoft O365 IntegrationKeep up the good work folks, use Outlook for aggregation of all my various email accounts. Especially for multiple business related O365 mailboxes and calendars. The best O365 Exchange integration available. Keep the updates and features coming. Would like to see more mailbox view configuration settings to, for example, on the iPad version to get a closer look / feel with the browser based OWA or traditional thick client Outlook. These versions, while solid and stable, don’t give much flexibility to adjust the view / presentation. I’m sure it’s on the roadmap, but I’d love to be able to propose a new time for a meeting while viewing an O365 calendar invite and be able to get an availability view for the other participants that includes some of the other invitees calendar details (for those sharing those with me). Thanks and keep up the good work, invaluable app for those using Outlook in a work setting on mobile and iPad..Version: 5.2543.1
Dark mode pleaseOtherwise works great.Version: 3.24.0
OutlookBonjour où est-ce qu’on peut voir les nouvelles informations en français,et j’aimerais bien savoir où est-ce qu’on peut lire les nouveaux informations? Et faire des changements tous les jours c’est trop, nous arrivons à peine à suivre..Version: 4.56.0
Battery drain is too highThe app is much better than default mail but the battery drain is much too high to justify using it..Version: 2.45.0
Buggy, especially since iOS 14 updateSince updating to iOS 14, Outlook seems to ‘freeze’ and I have to close it and reopen it a few times to again be able to open messages, switch between inboxes, switch to the calendar, etc. It also sometimes keeps as unread a message I have just opened and read, And I have to click on it a second time for the new message indicator to go away. The other major cons of Outlook that have been present for a while and not fixed in the latest updates are: The search function is lousy for the calendar (especially compared to Apple calendar) and the number on the badge indicating new messages is often wrong. That being said, my workplace uses Office 365 and the integration between the various Microsoft apps is convenient, and Outlook was made for Office 365 so all of the authentication steps required by my workplace function properly without an issue. So I’m sticking with Outlook for now and mot going back to Apple Mail. But if Microsoft takes too long with the bug spray, I just might go back to the native programs..Version: 4.56.0
Dark mode rules!Just got the dark mode upgrade. guys it looks awesome. well done..Version: 4.2.0
Buggy recentlyHave been experiencing issues lately. Messages getting stuck in my outbox. Emails won’t move to folders. Read Emails stay marked as unread. More emails landing in Junk folder than before. Have tried latest updates etc and nothing has worked, been at least 3 weeks now. Very annoying..Version: 4.2333.0
Ok but…Has been reliable. Dislikes are as follows. 1. We already have a junk folder, so why have focused/other? 2.When I want to delete something, I want to delete something. Pretty simple right? So why is there an Archive folder? I can make other folders if I need to keep anything separate so this Archive is redundant. 3. I can’t seem to find, at least not in the phone app, a way to sort emails by sender. If I did then I could deal with each set in bulk rather than one by one. 4. Also can’t find in the phone version how to mark something as junk, or as phishing. Good options but can’t find them. Little things but still, once you’ve had them, you know what you’re missing..Version: 4.2212.1
Keep freezing after the last updateFix it, please.Version: 3.2.2
Facing sync issuesI cannot understand why each time after a new update of outlook there’s to be some issue in synchronisation of my gmail account in it..Version: 4.2524.0
Copilot SlopPlease stop shoving copilot at me. And stop enabling after I disable..Version: 5.2614.0
Effacer documentsJ’aimerais effacer des dossiers que j’ai crées, je suis capable d’effacer les documents à l’intérieur des dossiers mais pas les dossiers. Merci.Version: 4.2535.0
BillyDeluney.Version: 4.2447.0
OutlookCould use better folder management..Version: 4.2512.1
Rock solidGo with the original. No substitutes come even close if you live in the MS universe..Version: 4.2447.0
CommentairesBonjour, Est-ce que vous utilisez vraiment ces commentaires utilisateurs / client pour fin d’amélioration continue…? Pourtant je paie mes licences…! J’ai eu bcp de problèmes ces derniers mois… Bien désagréable… 1) la fonction « retirer épingle » ne fonctionne pas la plupart du temps… 2) problème de synchronisation éternelle… 3) j’ai du réinitialiser je ne sais plus combien de fois mon compte…. 4) j’ai même dû détruire mon profil et le refaire… 5) j’ai perdu des config… 6) Les mises à jours ne se font pas bien, le « refresh » du inbox laisse à désirer… 7) je dois me loguer sur le web… 8) pour lire mes derniers courriels et la quand on va sur le web vous suggérez l’appli…!! 9) J’ai perdu des courriel dans le « outbox »… 10) ceci a posé des problèmes de communication…. 11)…… Vos services se dégradent énormément…. l’appli n’est pas optimum…. Est-ce que Microsoft est tjrs un leaders en TI? Laissez-moi en douter…. Bonne journée.Version: 4.2408.1
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