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Customer Reviews (10)

Canada flagJackson G.

September 29, 2024
4/5 stars
Reliable and well-integrated suite

Switched to Microsoft 365 after trying Google Workspace and Zoho because I needed better integration with desktop apps. The seamless syncing between Word, Excel, and Outlook really made collaboration easier for my team, especially when juggling multiple projects. Google Workspace felt too lightweight for what we needed, and Zoho's interface was clunky and slower. Microsoft 365 isn’t perfect—sometimes updates can disrupt workflow—but overall, it’s been the most reliable option for our setup.

United Kingdom flagAbigail J.

September 25, 2024
4/5 stars
Solved Version Control Chaos

My team was constantly losing track of document versions during projects, which caused a lot of confusion. Microsoft 365’s real-time collaboration and version history made it way easier to stay organized and avoid those headaches.

United Kingdom flagPenelope S.

September 24, 2024
4/5 stars
Great for team collaboration

Our team of about 15 switched over fairly quickly, and it’s helped cut down a lot of email back-and-forth. Getting everyone to actually use Teams was the hardest part, but once they did, collaboration definitely improved.

United Kingdom flagJack J.

September 23, 2024
4/5 stars
Solved Collaboration Headaches

Our team was drowning in version control issues when multiple people tried to edit the same documents at once. Microsoft 365’s real-time collaboration feature made a huge difference by letting us all work on files simultaneously without overwriting each other's changes. It saved us so much time and confusion, especially during tight deadlines. While occasional syncing glitches happen, overall it fixed the disorganized workflow we had.

United States flagTimothy J.

September 22, 2024
3/5 stars
Useful but getting cluttered

Started using this about 6 years ago and while the features have definitely expanded, the frequent updates sometimes feel disruptive. It’s useful for collaboration but lately the interface has become a bit cluttered and less intuitive.

United States flagRalph K.

September 18, 2024
4/5 stars
Solid, seamless office suite

Switched from Google Workspace after struggling with some integration issues between apps. Microsoft 365 feels more seamless, especially using Outlook and Teams together, though sometimes the apps can be a bit slow to load. Overall, it’s been a solid choice for managing both work and personal stuff without too much hassle.

United Kingdom flagAndrew F.

September 13, 2024
4/5 stars
Good value for the price

I find Microsoft 365 to be a solid investment, especially for the range of apps and cloud storage you get. It’s a bit on the pricey side, but for the workflow improvements and seamless collaboration, it definitely pays for itself in my day-to-day. Great value if you actually use the full suite regularly.

United States flagWayne C.

September 13, 2024
2/5 stars
Setup Was Overly Complicated

Getting everything set up was way more complicated than I expected. The onboarding felt rushed and confusing, and I spent hours just trying to figure out basic configurations. Definitely a steep learning curve if you’re not already familiar with Microsoft’s ecosystem.

Canada flagMicah R.

September 13, 2024
4/5 stars
Saved Our Team Collaboration

Our team used to waste a lot of time juggling different versions of documents and losing track of updates. Microsoft 365’s real-time collaboration in Word and Excel finally made that headache disappear, letting us work together smoothly without emailing files back and forth. It’s made project tracking way easier, though sometimes syncing can lag a bit with large files.

United Kingdom flagLouis R.

September 12, 2024
1/5 stars
Setup was a nightmare

Setting up Microsoft 365 was a total headache—onboarding was confusing and took way longer than it should have. I felt lost trying to figure out basic configurations without clear guidance.