Customer Reviews (10)
Isaac B.
Solid choice for productivity
Switched from Google Workspace after a few months because I needed better offline access and more powerful desktop apps. Microsoft 365 definitely delivers on that front, especially with Word and Excel feeling much more robust and faster to work in. I also tried Zoho Docs but found their collaboration tools clunkier compared to Microsoft’s seamless integration with Teams and Outlook. The only downside is the occasional sync hiccup between devices, but overall it fits my workflow way better than the alternatives I tested.
Bruce N.
Good value despite price
I find Microsoft 365 a bit pricey, but with all the apps and cloud storage included, it really pays off for my work and personal use. Feels like good value considering how much I actually use it daily.
Berthold A.
Good value despite cost
The price is a bit higher than some alternatives, but having all the apps and cloud storage bundled together really makes it worth it. For what I use daily, it pays for itself with how much time and hassle it saves.
Denis L.
Works, but a bit clunky
I use it mostly for work stuff and it’s fine, but sometimes it feels a bit bloated and slow to load. Not the worst, just kinda meh overall.
Oliver B.
Great for Team Collaboration
Our team of about 12 started using Microsoft 365 last year, and it really helped with keeping everyone on the same page, especially with real-time editing in Word and Excel. Getting everyone to switch over was a bit slow at first since some preferred older tools, but once the department fully adopted it, collaboration improved noticeably. The integration with Teams made our meetings and file sharing much smoother.
Ralph P.
Smooth setup, minor learning curve
Getting Microsoft 365 up and running was smoother than I expected. The initial setup took about an hour, mostly because I had to configure permissions and user roles, but the step-by-step guidance made it manageable. Onboarding new team members was straightforward, though some of the advanced features took a bit of time to get used to. Overall, the learning curve wasn’t too steep and I appreciated how intuitive most of the core apps are.
William M.
Good for desktop, clunky online
I switched from Google Workspace to Microsoft 365 mainly because of better integration with desktop apps like Word and Excel, which I use daily. That said, the learning curve was steeper than I expected, and sometimes it feels a bit bloated compared to the more straightforward Google tools. Overall, it works well for heavy document editing but isn't as smooth for quick collaboration.
Mason O.
Reliable and easy to sync
Honestly, Microsoft 365 has been a solid companion for juggling work and personal stuff. Love how everything syncs up between my laptop and phone without much hassle. Sometimes the updates catch me off guard and slow things down for a bit, but overall it’s smooth and reliable. Definitely worth it if you use a bunch of their apps regularly.
Joshua B.
Smooth integration and reliability
I initially gave Google Workspace a try but found Microsoft 365’s integration across apps like Word, Excel, and Teams just smoother for our workflow. Switching from Zoho Docs, the desktop versions and offline capabilities in Microsoft 365 really stood out, especially when internet connectivity is spotty. The collaboration features work well, though sometimes I wish the interface was a bit less cluttered. Overall, it handles everything I need without much fuss and feels more reliable for both personal and professional use.
Riley O.
Good features but pricey
Microsoft 365 feels a bit pricey for what you get, especially if you mainly use it for basic office apps. The cloud storage and collaboration tools are useful, but I found myself not using all the features included in the subscription. For small teams or individuals who need those extras, it might be worth it, but for me personally, the return on investment is okay, not great. Still, the seamless integration with other Microsoft products adds some decent value overall.