Customer Reviews (10)
Beau G.
Smooth and straightforward setup
Getting Microsoft 365 up and running was smoother than I expected. The onboarding guides were clear and helped me get through the initial setup without much hassle. It took me a couple of hours to configure everything to fit our team's needs, which felt reasonable given the range of tools involved. There was a bit of a learning curve with some of the advanced features, but overall, getting started was pretty straightforward.
Tarquin R.
Mixed feelings on Microsoft 365
Our team of about 12 switched to Microsoft 365 last year, mostly because management insisted on it. Getting everyone on board was tougher than expected since some prefer other tools they're used to, which slowed down collaboration initially. The integration between Outlook and Teams is helpful, but constant updates sometimes cause confusion with features changing or moving around. Overall, it works okay for document sharing and meetings, but it hasn’t completely felt like a seamless fit for all of us yet.
Jackson W.
Works great, just pricey
Honestly surprised how smooth using Microsoft 365 feels. I mostly use it for Word and Excel, and it just works without any annoying hiccups. The cloud syncing is a lifesaver when I switch between my laptop and phone. Would be nice if it was a bit cheaper though, but overall pretty solid.
Jessica J.
Solid and Improving Over Time
Started using Microsoft 365 about 6 years ago, and it’s definitely come a long way. The apps keep improving, especially with collaboration features, though sometimes updates can feel a bit overwhelming.
Mason M.
Smooth and straightforward setup
Getting everything set up with Microsoft 365 was pretty straightforward—I had it running in under an hour without much hassle. The onboarding guides were clear and helped flatten the learning curve, though some features took a bit of digging to fully understand. Overall, it was a smooth experience that didn’t eat up too much time.
Megan P.
Solid all-in-one suite
Really handy for juggling docs and emails all in one spot, plus the cloud storage makes life easier. Occasionally gets a bit slow, but overall solid for everyday stuff.
Silas P.
Solved version control headaches
Our team kept losing track of document versions during projects, which caused a lot of confusion. Microsoft 365's real-time collaboration in Word and SharePoint finally put an end to that by letting us all work on the same file simultaneously without overwriting each other's changes. It saved us hours and stress every week.
Jasmine N.
Great collaboration, clunky calendar
The real-time collaboration in Microsoft 365 is honestly a lifesaver for group projects and remote work. Being able to see edits instantly and chat within the document keeps everything way smoother than emailing versions back and forth. However, the Outlook calendar integration can be a bit clunky sometimes, especially when syncing with other apps – it feels slower than it should be. Overall, pretty solid but that part could use some polish.
Lysander Y.
Solid choice for productivity
Tried Google Workspace first but switched to Microsoft 365 because the desktop apps are way more robust for heavy Excel work. The integration between Outlook and Teams also feels smoother for our daily communication. Only downside is that sometimes the updates mess with add-ins, which can be annoying.
Ralph E.
Better offline and integration
Switched from Google Workspace because I needed better offline access and tighter integration with desktop apps. Microsoft 365 nails it with seamless syncing between Word and Outlook, though the interface can feel a bit cluttered at times.