Using Outlook for Android in business environments for email and scheduling
On an android device you install the Outlook app from the play store, when you start the app you then add the hotmail a/c which requires the a/c username & password only
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I have added my hotmail.com account as exchange in outlook app on android (nexus 6).
Contacts sync one way only.
Problem:
I have had this problem for more than 1 year. I have now spent about 50 man hours trying to find a solution. Because the phone is unusable without the ability to add or edit contacts, I have been using my partners old iphone 5c, which syncs contacts both ways flawlessly but means I cant use my smart watch.
My hotmail account was "upgraded" to exchange some months back, but the result before and after is the same (after removing and re-adding of course)
I have spent probably 5 hours with MS support teams.
So it looks like the 100 or so people who have the same problem have no support, and no solution, other than to switch to iPhone.
Using Outlook for Android in business environments for email and scheduling
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On an android device you install the Outlook app from the play store, when you start the app you then add the hotmail a/c which requires the a/c username & password only