Best 99 cent android apps

by Daniel McDonald

reviewed on March 14, 2019

There is a lot of free photo editing apps on Google Play and App Store, but I always have the feeling that they have lack of options. This doesn't happen with Afterlight. It costs 99 cents, but it's worth every penny: the app has plenty of filters, textures, frames, and tools to convert a regular photo into a beautiful one. You can get almost professional results without having any professional knowledge about editing because the app is very straightforward. 

by Lauren Mendoza

reviewed on March 22, 2018

Before this came along I had no idea how to edit anything. This app is very helpful and easy to use. I feel like I am a pro now.

by Nathan Baker

reviewed on March 22, 2018

I tried using this app but it ran poorly on my phone. Editing photos was laggy and the filters really weren't that impressive.

A comprehensive photography app. I was liking for apps that only cost 99 cents, and boy was I not disappointed with this one. A lot of bang for you buck as well. More

by Bobby Dean

reviewed on March 14, 2019

Although there's a lot of free icon packs on the Google Play Store the most of them are poorly designed or very cheesy. This doesn't happen with Click UI, a beautiful icon pack for your Android phone. The app costs $0.99 but offers more than 2,000 icons, enough to change the entire appearance of your phone... And if you don't find the icon you need you can ask for it! A very recommended app if you love to tweak your phone. 

by Brandon Moreno

reviewed on March 22, 2018

I know of a good cheap 99 cent Android app. I'm cheap so I am always looking for free or cheap apps. It's called Click UI Icon Pack. It works well with a different set of launchers and the icons look amazing. I would highly recommend this. More

by Jonathan Larson

reviewed on March 22, 2018

Click UI is not even close to being one of the best 99 cent Android apps. I'm sorry but I can find Icon packs all the time for free and there are so many other things on Android that I would rather give my dollar too. More

Swype is an alternative way of typing. At first, it can be strange to type in this way, but when you get used to it you won't go back to the old system. This app was the first to apply this system, I have been using it for years and I'll continue using it because, although there are newer apps this one it's still very useful and its price is totally justified. 

by Madison Harper

reviewed on March 22, 2018

This app helped to streamline my texting experience. It was intuitive in my sentence completions and successfully learned my typing behavior. For the .99 price, it was a good solution. More

If you feel that the regular keyboard of the modern smartphone is not enough for your lightning fast thumbs, this is a good option to try out, if you feel like paying the money for it. Having a customized vocabulary and themes are a great bonus! More

by David Hawkins

reviewed on March 14, 2019

Due to my job position, I collect a lot of business cards from clients and it's very time consuming having to pass all the physical information to my phone. CamCard does this job for me in the easiest and fastest way. I know there are free apps that do exactly the same, but I got used to this one and... why to change something if it works? 

by Eric Hayes

reviewed on March 22, 2018

CamCard doesn't do anything a dozen free apps can't do. It doesn't do them better, either. I regret spending a dollar on this app and suggest you don't make the same mistake. More

There are many business card readers out there but Camcard has won itself a dedicated following and proved its simple design and UI is a winner with the business set. More

The best weather app I've tried so far. It shows the weather forecast in multiple ways and with a gorgeous design (if you like minimalism). You can select your favorite weather provider, set up alerts and much more. There are some weather free apps on the Play Store but I don't regret to have spent money on this one. Highly recommended!

Well, it's not shown at 99 cents, but rather $1.49, so that discrepancy isn't encouraging. This app seems to solve the problem of knowing the weather, but not if you want to do so as cheaply as possible -- there are plenty of similar apps that are free. More

by Grase Low null

reviewed on April 12, 2018

Nice one

by Socorro Martínez

reviewed on March 22, 2018

Great weather app. It gives clear and concise details of the weather in, not only your local area, but any location you choose. Great for planning events, trips and to see whether you want to be inside or outside for the day. More