Calculator XL 4+

Luke Campbell

Designed for iPad

    • 4.5 • 3.3K Ratings
    • Free
    • Offers In-App Purchases

iPad Screenshots

Description

Calculator XL is a great free calculator that takes advantage of the iPad's large screen and support for all orientations. It has all the common calculator functions including memory that is saved on exit.

What’s New

Version 1.6.1

- Precision of tip calculator improved for some tax rates

Ratings and Reviews

4.5 out of 5
3.3K Ratings

3.3K Ratings

Corlou ,

Looked good..major flaw

I looked at several calculator apps before downloading this one. I liked the layout of the app, and it had the basic operations I needed. I performed a simple operation trying to find what percentage 82,960 is of 1,338,000. The answer is just over 6 percent. The result I got from the app was incorrect. I tried it several times and got the same incorrect result. I tried simpler numbers, and it seemed to be ok. But for large uneven numbers it was no good. I removed it from my iPad. Too bad...

Sagan Carcinoma ,

A Quick and Dirty App

I like this calculator. I looked at the critical reviews, and I have to scratch my head. I tried 200x2x2x2 and got 1600. Calc percent's review is a bit more damaging. 100x2% should yield 2, but this calculator does not respond. I suspect the order of operation was not taken into account, or is ignored to keep it simple. This app does not have any ads and fills the entire screen on my iPad 64 gig. So, ease of use and lack of ads make this a useful app worthy of your use. If you need more than a four function calculator, there are plenty of scientific calculators out there. I gave it 4 stars because it nagged me to write this review.

kbt60 ,

Good products

This is a calculator. It works fine. I'm not sure what one expects from a calculator these days. They seem kind of low tech. This one does have some nice features like showing you a string of calculations. This is good when you're adding together a long list of numbers, like when shopping. If you think you entered something wrong you can just check the screen as you go to see what you actually entered up until that point. It keeps track of your string up to the point when you use the equals (=) sign.

App Privacy

The developer, Luke Campbell, has not provided details about its privacy practices and handling of data to Apple.

No Details Provided

The developer will be required to provide privacy details when they submit their next app update.

You Might Also Like

EV Controls dash
Utilities
Bloom - Secure Identity
Utilities
DRUIDapp
Utilities
IDX Privacy
Utilities
Calculator Pro Lite
Utilities
Make a List!
Utilities