Fluent Icon Pack makes a perfect companion to Microsoft Launcher for Android
Add a little more Microsoft flavor to your Android phone.
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What you need to know
So, you have Microsoft Launcher set as your default launcher on your Android phone, but you still want to add a little more Microsoft flavor. WithFluent Designbecoming all the rage with Microsoft’s own apps and services, particularly when it comes toicons, that might be a good place to start. Luckily, there’s a third-party icon pack that does just that.
Fluent Icon Packis a set of icons for Android that bring exactly what the name implies. The developer behind the project has built up icons based on Microsoft’s Fluent Design guidelines, and they’re quite the eye candy. Even better, there are more than 1,600 icons currently in the pack, which means most, if not all, of the apps installed on your phone should be covered.
Here’s a quick look at its features:
Fluent Icon Pack works with a ton of different launchers, but it really shines with Microsoft Launcher. Windows Central executive editor Daniel Rubino and I have been using Fluent Icon Pack for a week or so, and we both think the icons are done really well. When paired with Microsoft launcher, it’s like getting a dash of Windows 10 on your phone.
Fluent Icon Pack is available to pick up at the Google Play storefor $1.50. Once installed, you can apply the icon pack through the theming options of whatever launcher you’re using.
Fluent Icon Pack brings more than 1,600 icons to your phone, all of which have been built around Fluent Design guidelines.
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Dan Thorp-Lancaster is the former Editor-in-Chief of Windows Central. He began working with Windows Central, Android Central, and iMore as a news writer in 2014 and is obsessed with tech of all sorts. You can follow Dan on Twitter@DthorpLand Instagram@heyitsdtl.
