Customer Ratings & Reviews

Using Office 365 for last 5 years. You can share with 6 people and each one will get 1TB one drive cloud store. Using it to store my photos.

it was not easy to install on the computer even when the old account was logged out

it help us with a better way of doing thing on the computer. a great product!!

The recent purchase of a new computer at Best Buy seemed to go well. One thing that did NOT transfer from old comp. to new was my MS Word documents file. I have had two sessions with Best Buy Geek Squad techs and one with a Microsoft rep----I am VERY inept when it comes to computers. But as of tonight I STILL do NOT have access to my Word document file. I am beyond frustrated and can hardly bear the thought of another attempt to restore access to those files, though I know I will have to try again soon. I desperately want access to my files again but the process has NOT been easy to date and none of the professionals I've contacted have found an easy way to get me what I need.

The best bundle for my family. Definitely recommend!

I just had to have Outlook and Word. I am too used to them to live without them.

Office 365 great for work and home productivity. The one year subscription for multiple PC's and Android devices is a great deal, especially considering Best Buy did honor a price match from a national competitor saving me some meaningful cash.

Basic Microsoft Office product is great for any communication/presentation needs.

other than the basic MS gripes, this has worked just fine

I have had no problems with this program. It is all I need in a word program

Best Buy made it easy to renew during the pandemic

My husband is not computer literate but wanted to get better versed in using a laptop. He found using Office products much easier then in years past and is creating documents and spreadsheets with ease. Great product.

I finally bit the bullet and bought Office 365 and love the ability to use it for spread sheets and memo writing. I'm was getting annoyed that I could not open Word docs that I was receiving on e mail. Now all is well.

Everything looks goods so far except the silly Office Online login with your email nonsense.

I love these digital copies so much more than the old hard/paper copies. I don’t have to worry about keeping it in a “safe” physical space, it’s backed up to the cloud or in my email. I don’t have to deal with the serial code getting rubbed off, not being able to read it and thus not being able to use the product I paid for. Microsoft office products work great and they keep getting better. I wish they were a little cheaper at times but they do what they claim to do and benefit plenty of people. I probably wouldn’t have used the programs at all if I hadn’t gotten 3 months for free with a product I purchased. Once the subscription runs out, I most likely won’t purchase it.

It's Microsoft Office. If you have used it before, then it's basically the same. The look is different and some things moved, but for all intents and purposes, it is the same solid program it has always been. I do enjoy that I can buy one licence and use it on a Mac and a PC.

I bought this product and was able to install it into two computers and two tablets within minutes. All documents were available in all devices after syncing the account. I can use any of my devices with ease of accessing any document I need.

I have several different types of computers and this will go on all of them. Great to use. Been using Microsoft Office for many years. Put it on Microsoft Surface Go pad so I get to use same programs I’ve been using

There are a lot of Office competitors out there, but at $60 for 1 year for 5 machines, I don't feel too bad for paying a subscription for something I'm used to having just by default. I think someone frugal could make a strategy of picking up good annual subscriptions on Black Friday if they find the product useful, or skipping it during years when they don't need it or have other options. Now that I'm paying for it I feel compelled to learn all its sub-products and that may end up benefiting me more in the long run. Though this might be an illusion. I have a desktop and laptop right now, and most others I know already have their version of Office. So should I have gone for a single user option? I'm basically in a position to give my extra subscriptions away. Merry Christamas, I guess.

I bought this for my office that I opened in October great deal