Word Mobile

I really love this app. It is very simple and straightforward, though since it is free it is missing the full features that Word (not mobile) has, but this is also a mobile version to that is expected. The only feature I wish was present is the ability to create a document in a folder. This isn't such a huge issue since I can just move it later but it would be helpful.

You should specify that the app is not exactly free. Maybe a "require subscription" label should be added to the store. An option to buy the subscription through the store would be great too.

Honesty, this would be so much better if this was a free tool that didn't need Office 365 to use it to its full potential, and if I did that I would be better off installing actual Word (either Office 365 or Office 2016) on my Surface Pro 4 rather than a watered down version. It would be nice if this watered down version allowed for basic text editing without the need for a subscription and anything that could be considered a "premium" feature require 365.

It's ask me for an office 365 subscription to create and edit documents on my phone. This was a free feature in windows phone 8.1 This a downgrade not an upgrade

Like that it automatically saves on exit and its dictionary feature (allowing me to add phrases in foreign languages) when I'm writing. I've been using it for less than a week and so far have found it easier to navigate through than Word 2013

I'm confused. Over and over I see reviews stating that the user can edit and save documents for free. All I'm getting is a screen that tells me that I need an Office 365 subscription at $6.95 a month to do anything other than read-only. I'd really appreciate it if someone can possibly tell me how to get the actual free version. I know it doesn't have the bells and whistles of the paid version, but all I need is basic word processing capabilities.

Just amazing! I love how there's a quick button to jump you to where you left off last! That's a lifesaver for me.

I think this is quite misleading. Microsoft puts this here and says it's free. It is, but only to read documents. Read the description, where they oh so discretely say you need an Office 365 subscription to be allowed to create documents. Seems very sneaky from them. Always read the descriptions.