1. also i tried readjusting the font size in the options menu and it never saves my changes - you can only cancel or press back on the phone which cancels the change... :(For years this and its paid alternative have been the ONLY¹ unit and currency conversion app I could find which support full algebraic expressions for user-defined units.
2. Not all conversion are simple ratios! ¹command line interfaces to the unix "units" command don't count as an app.The developer is unresponsive to issues with the software.
3. Like the fact that it does all the calculations on the input number, and you just scroll thru the list to find the answer you want.
4. Most apps don't support adding your own units at all, but even the ones that do usually only support a single multiplier of some other unit.
5. The oversized number pad makes this app unusable now and it has been this way for well over a year (longer than I can remember and likely about 2 years now).
6. Thank youthis app used to be great but now i can't use it because the value input screen pops up massively overzoomed and with no apparent way to zoom out so I can't access all tthe numbers.
7. Adverts are not intrusive (like other free apps) and I can't see you'd need any other conversion app ever.
8. Such a shame.I have used this app for unit conversion since I had a Galaxy S3 and I don't have a single complaint.
9. It has more unit conversion than I would ever need, with the ability to add custom conversion formulas.
10. Contains just about any unit of measure you can think of, and doesn't require data connection to function.
11. I have been using it for years now, and always reliable for what I use it.