Customer Ratings & Reviews

This is my first update of Office since 2002. The product has evolved greatly providing a more usable product with many, many additions. We use Word and Excel the most and both products are much more eloquent in the use of providing elements for menus and graphics. If you are using older versions of Office, now may be the time to upgrade! Delivery of the product has changed (no more CDs), but it is easy to load and use.

I had to get windows because I’m going back to college after 20 years. I currently have 2 apple computers, but the college said it has to be one windows format for their online programs. So installed windows on my upgraded 2012 Mac mini that’s still rocking daily. The 2012 Mac mini has quad core i7 2.3ghz processor, 16GB ram and runs off two internal SSD drives. I loaded windows onto my second hard drive, so it wouldn’t be on the same as macOS in case of any issues or mistakes. Both macOS & windows 10 run smoothly on the old Mac mini.

We bought the Microsoft Office Home & Business 2019 for the new laptop that we bought ourselves for Christmas. We had always used Office on our previous laptop, although it was a much older version. We love this new version too, although it's just a little bit different and takes just a little bit getting used to. Other than that it's terrific as you would expect if you've ever used any of the Office products. We chose this one because we didn't want to pay a yearly fee for the Office 360 products and had no reason to do so since this was just for our own use.

Microsoft Office is a must have. Other applications are available but this one is so widely used that you are going to encounter these documents at some point. I like to have the newest features even though I don't always use them.

This MS suite has just about all the apps needed. This card is only a serial card for registration, and will require you to download the application from the Ms office website after registering. For the price of wish they at least give a CD or USB drive with the installer.

The Office Home & Business tools work great for my needs. There was a slight problem at install in that I was directed to a spoof page claiming I needed to call an 800 number to install. It was actually a spam effort to get me to pay for "a bug" that was on my (brand new) laptop. Be wary.

Great version of Office; the enhancements to PowerPoint alone are worth the price. The suite also utilizes the same easy to use UI that longtime users have become accustomed to. This is definitely a worthwhile upgrade.

It's Microsoft Office without the subscription - and without updates I suppose - but it gets the job done. I've been transferring my old copy of Office 2007 between computers for 10+ years, so this will probably last me until I retire.

Very similar to all of the versions that I've used in the past. The only difference is that my small business doesn't have to pay for a monthly or annual subscription to the service.

It's Microsoft Office, of course, it works well. We need a basic office package and it covers all our needs. Until another developer comes up with a better product, MS Office is the way to go.

Needed an updated copy of MS Office to be compatible with the other two PCs. All programs are function correctly. Too bad this version is going away to make room for the other Office product.

Microsoft office is still one of the best reliable softwares. Even though you can find free alternatives, Microsoft is still the best. I enjoy using Outlook even now. The cost was very reasonable and I owe it.

The wife uses Excel spreadsheet for our monthly budgeting. I use word to keep track of my blood pressures and be able to send them to my doctor. No complaints.

Replacement computer home office tools addition to keep my productivity up after a computer crash. Lovely easy to use product at a good price. Don't know what I would do without it.

I need Outlook. I basically had to switch/upgrade from Office 2013 because Cox would no longer deliver my emails from Outlook 2013. AND...in as much as Microsoft was also ending support of Windows 7 I figured new CPU; new Office. I chose to buy the program outright versus an annual subscription in hopes that I will get at least 6 years at a lesser expense before this version becomes obsolete. I have not noticed any major advances from Office 2013 but I am not exactly a "power" user. It is good to be working again.

Although costly, I just can't bring myself to pay a fee every month to every year for Office. I upgraded from Office 2003 which I bought in 2003. If I was using Office 365 at $80 a year (if it was out then), I would have spent $1440 by now. So, despite this being a $250, it pays for itself in 3 years. If you are slow to upgrade like me, this is the best route to go.

Needed another full copy of Microsoft Office for new laptop, and did NOT want an internet-based version (Office 365). I've long had have a couple of Offices on home PC's, and even though it's a newer version it plays well with my existing Office 2010 version. It's nice, I'm happy.

In both business and personal applications, this has been my goto software for a good part of my life. Products are easy to use and also work with each other as needed. By that I mean I can create something in Excel and then copy/paste to a Word document or mail it via Outlook. Combinations are basically endless. It is well supported software and help is just a fingertip away. Even though this is a new version, I have used MS Office products for 30 plus years.

Great software package..very easy to use and install. Works very well..and is totally integrated with Imac

Microsoft office 2019, bought it so it would be loaded on my lap top, do not want to use office 360. worked as expected.