Microsoft 365 Reviews

This tool is essential to streamline all applications to work effectively as a team remotely.

Some of the tools that are used within Microsoft 365 are not ideal, but it streamlines well with other Microsoft applications, therefore you feel obliged to work with what is offered so everything is seamlessly integrated.

Nice to have because, having the different tools make it a all in one stop shop for my immediate software needs

I use Google predominantly but when I check my Microsoft email I have to login through Microsoft edge too often. Until I clearly understand the simplicity of the process currently it's a nuisance

The entire package has everything you need to be successful in business and for the tasks that you need to complete, from administrative to project management to accounting, this gets the job done.

It can be costly to get licenses for this program or service but the benefits will ultimately outweigh with the cost. It produces better results than competitors.

Word Outlook Windows defender the way it connects all my devices with Windows 10 and 11 antivirus Bing is ok Microsoft 365 is the bomb

I don't know if bing is part of it I like it the least sorry

The best feature for us is the cloud integration as it offers secure storage for our documents and allows us to collaborate faster and better. The synchronization between the devices is very fast, almost instantly, ensuring uninterrupted workflows between us. Also Microsoft 365 apps are available on all devices, Windows, macOS, smartphones and even web-based.

Mobiles apps are not for productivity as is a little hard work on, they are only for viewing purpose only.

Easy integration within our current business software and website with Godaddy.

No issues at this time. We are happy using 365.

The accessibility and reliability of this product. Also the ease of use for users that are familiar with MS Office suite

The constant service interruptions for various parts of the suite

As the title infers, the file storage is fantastic. I used to store files on Dropbox, and while I maintain an account, I don't use it much. Now, I'm more of a fan of Microsoft 365.

It does cost some money to retain a substantial amount of storage (which totally makes business sense). And I personally do like other software for graphic design (Canva). But it's still a worthwhile software to be sure, and very good for businesses.

Microsoft quality. Lots of tools could be accessed with one account and so management is simplified (but a litlle hurt)

Maybe too many tools and so it's not easy to fully manage all of them

I like that I can be productive and have access to powerful tools anywhere there's an internet connection.

Sometimes it can get confusing for people to navigate the menus.

Good comes with all package and all in one for office works

Pricing of the product is little higher compared to other products and also Excel becomes laggy when there is huge data

It is easy to utilize the Microsoft cloud based system to access our data, emails and cloud from multiple platforms.

There is some difference of the functions from each version. It takes a while to learn them. The cost is getting more expensive.

Access files from anywhere, facilitating collaboration and remote work.
Offers a wide range of applications (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Teams, etc.)
Robust security measures with Microsoft Authenticator etc.

Ongoing subscription fees can add up over time

Great cross app integration and easy to setup

Expensive and lack of integration with non Microsoft applications

The best thing I like out Microsoft 365 is we can use our login ID on any computer in this world to access out subscriptions. This feature has enabled me to change laptops on demand and I am no longer dependent on 1 laptop.

Microsoft 365 works best on Windows OS based laptop. When I use Apple Mac or an Android Phone, some of the features of MS 365 doesn't work as expected.

I like that Microsoft 365 allows me the freedom to work from various devices. I believe this is the most powerful suite. I like the Outlook email as it simplifies access to multiple email addresses. Word and PowerPoint are my favorite. I use them easily and I was never trained for use either of them. I do believe the cost of Microsoft Office is reasonable for everything in the suite. I also like that there are intense security features. I love the cloud based storage and overall flexibility of Microsoft 365.

If Microsoft 365 and Google tools streamlined their processes to allow for smooth integration it would be even more valuable to me. I will be finishing my Doctorate next year. As such I have played with Teams because I will have team assignments. I do not find it to be user friendly. Although I like the flexibility of Outlook, it does not have the best notification process. The inability to install each application on it own is a bit inconvenient.

Very easy to use clod based provider of Microsoft Apps, very easy to share with other users and make changes that are visible to all users.

Sometimes it can be a bit tricky to navigate initially sharing a folder, but once you have used it once it becomes pretty easy

Categorization is huge, keeping my emails/calendar/tasks color organized. Automatically assigning keywords/senders to specific categories using rules makes it easy to identify content related to specific projects.

Document storage and online syncing has improved a lot, but there's still a lot missing. Opening files in web provides far less functionality than opening them in the apps, and working simultaneously in a document often sees syncing issues.

- used by most organisations, as we work with lots of partners it helpful to have the option to collaborate externally
- Lots of really useful functions which can all be accessed from the main page
- easy to use Teams page with ability to collaborate with team internally and schedule meetings

There are lots of functions I do not utilise and sometimes dont understand how to use

Msoft 365 is a powerful and versatile office suite. In my line of work ive had use of outlook, word, excel, powerpoint and most recently powerpoint. From data input to analysis and presentation, these tools have been essential.

Costs compared to alternative platforms like GSuite