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hello again ladies and gentlemen I'm Joe handy the Android authority app guy productivity apps are a big deal on Android specifically office suite apps the ability to create and edit Word spreadsheet and presentation documents are a big deal so in this video we're going to take a look at some of the best office suites for Android first up is our obligatory nod to Microsoft's offering even if office 365 isn't the most popular option for Android owners it's still one of the most popular options for Microsoft Office users it provides native support for office documents both on and offline and once you choke down that office 365 subscription price to use the app the app itself isn't half bad either the next up is quick office which is the official office app of Google Drive using this app you can browse your Google Drive files edit and create documents it can create presentations Word files and spreadsheets and it's free it takes place almost entirely in the cloud which saves your space on your device the only downside is you have to use it with Google Drive but that's not really a downside number five on our list is Documents To Go and this is one of the earliest office suite apps that actually worked fairly well there are tad behind the times in terms of usability as you have to enter the menu for every bit of formatting you need to do but it is a solid app and it gets the job done be warned the free version doesn't really do anything so you have to buy it to see any of the useful parts of the app the smart office - is number four on our list and so far it's the best-looking one it has a sleek interface with the standard document spreadsheet and presentation options it takes a few extra clicks to do what others will let you do in one click but other than that it's a solid option it also supports cloud storage integration with Google Drive and Dropbox first in our top three is off the suite pro 7 this is about as professional as you can get it includes standard document spreadsheet and presentation options that you can save in a variety of file types it also includes cloud storage integration and templates in the paid category it is the top option number two is Google Drive and you may be asking yourself why Drive is on here along with Quickoffice well because Google Drive is more simplistic you can still create and edit documents using the Google Drive app and it still supports all of drives features like simultaneous multi-user document editing this option is better for people who use Google Drive as a cloud storage service first and a document creation second whereas Quick Office is vice versa last on our list is Kingsoft office and it really is as good as it gets it has all of the standard features in terms of document creation and cloud storage integration one thing we really liked about it was the layout and interface things were easy to use the interface was friendly and it really was pleasant to use also it's free and it's really hard to beat free once again I'm Joe Hendy the Android authority app guy feel free to subscribe to our YouTube channel and if you like this video check out some of our other ones you can see this list in its entirety in the written companion which you can find in the video description along with our social media links thank you for watching and have a wonderful day