App Profile: Crypto Converter

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Rating: 4/5

App could be easily 5 stars. If only for 2 things. The annoying .00 decimal bug (which has been stated in other reviews, so I won’t get into it). The other are The pop ups ads. So frequent, and I get that it’s a free app, but In the 30 sec I need to watch any annoying add, I can easily just go online to any other free web based calculator. At the very least can we get a pro version that removes ads? Update: changed my review to 4 stars. Nice to see the dev is listening. Decimal bug is fixed, and I love how you can now search from your crypto, instead of scroll thru and endless list. Still would love a pro version with no ads (there are now less annoying) . Willing to pay, just need that option!

Solo Adams

Rating: 5/5

So far this is the best crypto currency converter I’ve come across the interface is great easy to use they have almost if not every coin that is available listed The customer service is excellent I had an issue with the refresh screen not allowing me to use the app so I reached out to the developers and they fixed the issue faster than expected my only suggestion to the developers is to keep doing what you’re doing I enjoy using the app and if you’re reading this review thinking about downloading it you will too

You are driving me nuts!

Rating: 3/5

I really like this app, but it has a couple huge flaws. Flaw 1: far too often, about 1/3 the times the app is used, it glitches out and either refuses to do any math or refuses to register I am tapping on my phone screen. Flaw 2: it does not accept 0.1 as a valid input. As soon as I type “.” It automatically adds a “0” for “.01” Example: as of the moment I type this, BTC is to USD is valued at .01 BTC = 195 USD, and 1.0 BTC = 19,500 USD. If you know anything about math, you should realize I’m missing a number here: 0.1 BTC = 1,950 USD. While the app will allow me to enter 1.1 as a valid input, 0.1 simply is not allowed. It always adds an extra zero for 0.01. It may not seem like a huge deal, but if something that simple is off, how can I trust the rest of its computing capability?