Splitting a restaurant bill and then converting square meters to another area unit usually means two different tools. Samsung Calculator, from Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd., handles both: basic arithmetic, engineering functions, a history panel for reusing earlier formulas, and a unit converter for area, length, and temperature.
Everyday sums and engineering functions in one app
The app handles the four basic operations and also includes engineering calculations. To reach the engineering mode, you tap the engineering calculator icon on the main screen.
That split keeps the default keypad simple for quick arithmetic while leaving scientific functions one tap away. The category on Google Play is calculators, and the tags list it under tools.
History panel and unit converter
A calculation history panel stores earlier work. You open it with the history icon and close it by tapping the keypad icon. Tapping a formula in the list lets you reuse it, which saves retyping a long expression.
The unit calculator button opens a converter for area, length and temperature, among other unit types. The store text describes these conversions as easy to perform.
What to check before installing
The package ID is com.sec.android.app.popupcalculator, and the version number varies by device. It carries an Everyone content rating, shows no ads, has no in-app purchases and costs nothing.
The latest update was on April 1, 2025, and the app first came out on February 7, 2017. Install it from Google Play. No minimum Android version is given, so check the store page on your device to confirm it will run.
Samsung Calculator pros and cons
Pros
- No ads and no in-app purchases, and the app is free
- Engineering mode is a single tap from the basic keypad
- History panel lets you reuse earlier formulas
- Built-in unit converter covers area, length and temperature
- Over 1 billion installs on Google Play with a 4.5 rating
Cons
- Version is listed as varying, so features may differ by device
- Minimum Android version varies by device
- Only some unit types, such as area, length and temperature, are named for the converter
Is Samsung Calculator safe?
Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. publishes the app, and it is rated Everyone. It shows no ads and offers no in-app purchases, so the keypad stays free of interruptions. The developer says the software uses the Apache License 2.0. The permissions list on the store page is worth a quick look.
How to install Samsung Calculator
- Press the Google Play button on this page.
- Check the listing in the Play Store and press Install.
- Open Samsung Calculator when the install finishes. Updates arrive through Google Play.