Customer Reviews (10)
Otto V.
Reliable and improving over time
Started using Microsoft 365 about seven years ago, and it’s definitely improved a lot since then. The integration between apps feels smoother now, and the constant updates have actually added useful features rather than just changing things for the sake of it. Still, sometimes the interface can be a bit cluttered, but overall it’s been reliable for both work and personal projects.
Bernard C.
Works well, minor annoyances
Honestly, Microsoft 365 has been super handy for juggling work and personal stuff all in one place. I really like how seamless it is to switch between apps like Word, Excel, and Outlook without any hiccups. The cloud storage is a lifesaver when I forget to save things on my laptop. Only thing is sometimes the updates can be a little annoying and mess with my workflow.
Caleb K.
Good Collab, But Outlook Lags
The real-time collaboration in Word has been a lifesaver for group projects, making it easy to see changes as they happen. However, I find the Outlook desktop app a bit clunky and sometimes slow to sync, which gets annoying when I’m on a tight schedule.
Alan C.
Smooth setup with helpful guides
Getting everything set up took a couple of hours, but the onboarding guides really helped. The learning curve was manageable, and I had most users up and running without too much hassle.
Miles E.
Worth the investment
The subscription cost feels a bit steep at first, but the range of apps and cloud storage really come in handy day-to-day. For my small business, it’s been worth the investment because it saves me from juggling multiple tools. Overall, it delivers solid value if you use most of the features.
Ryder H.
Smooth and straightforward setup
Getting Microsoft 365 up and running was surprisingly smooth. The onboarding guides made the initial setup clear, and I had most of it configured within a couple of hours. There was a bit of a learning curve with some of the admin settings, but overall it flowed well.
Luis L.
Mixed feelings on collaboration
Our team of about 10 was pushed to switch over last year, and while some folks caught on quickly, others struggled with the constant updates and confusing interface. Collaboration is easier in theory, but in practice, it sometimes feels like juggling a handful of apps that don’t always sync up smoothly.
Hannah H.
Works fine, but a bit clunky
Honestly, Microsoft 365 does the basics well enough, like Word and Excel are reliable for everyday stuff. I like that everything’s cloud-based, so I can grab my files from anywhere, but sometimes the apps feel a bit bloated and slow to load. The subscription model is kinda annoying since you have to keep paying or lose access, which isn’t ideal. Overall, it’s not bad if you’re used to it, but definitely not perfect.
Mason T.
Great for team collaboration
Our team of about 15 switched the whole department over to Microsoft 365 a few months ago, and it’s really helped with keeping everyone on the same page. Getting everyone on board wasn’t too hard since most of us were familiar with some of the apps already, but it took a bit of time to adjust to Teams and OneDrive for daily collaboration. The real win has been how easy it is to co-author documents and jump into quick meetings without leaving the platform. That said, sometimes the notifications can get overwhelming, and there’s a bit of a learning curve with some of the newer features.
Kilian C.
Reliable and Improving Over Time
Started using Microsoft 365 about 6 years ago and honestly, it’s come a long way since then. The apps feel smoother now and cloud syncing is way more reliable, though sometimes Word still crashes randomly. Overall, it’s been a solid tool for both work and personal stuff.