Customer Ratings & Reviews

Awesome product easy to inatall and keep up with will buy again for future products

Works great for me since I have to make lots of weekly reports.

So far so good . My first time trying it . It is a big leap from office 7 . I am enjoying every bit of it and learning to navigate it too.

Worth every penny to share with FAMILY. Word, Excel, Powerpoint, Outlook, Microsoft Defender, and 1 TB per person. The best thing about Best Buy is the auto-renewal management of the software. Easy install with digital download.

It is really nice having all the features that are missed when you buy the office version of this. Paying a monthly/annual subscription is annoying, but I like that I can get up to 5 family members onto the plan as well. It is helpful since my son and I are in school. If you buy a subscription at Best Buy at the right time you can save over paying directly through Microsoft. You can save even more money as a Total Tech member (we did), so this purchase was a no brainer.

Excellent way to have all the programs for your job!

Bought a brand new MacBook Pro 16 inch. Amazing computer came with all kinds of preloaded awesome programs. This Microsoft 365.

Excellent for home-office productivity. Say-No-More !!

A big help to my documentation from MS Office to OS devices.

Great money saver bundle add it to my existing 365 account

Family deal Up to 6 People Annually $99.00 Awesome Deal

I was able to learn Microsoft 365 prior to the State of MO converting to the same system! I was ahead of the game and was ready to work without struggle!

I love 365 Family Plan. I'm sick of loading my own software and checking my Laptop for issues that have invaded my laptop or have issues on new loads. I have enough things I have to be an expert on to also be an expert on laptops and desktops.

This was a purchase for my 9 year old. It is his very first desktop computer. He is so happy with it. We print out weekly lesson plans, research for school reports and play online games. Big win on this purchase!!

365 AWESOME to have, and not only on one computer but on different systems. get it

Office 365 is new to me, it is needed for my work. I'm still trying to figure it out. It works fine. I like I can use it on 5 pcs and 5 tablets

If a business uses these apps to make money then you can too.

Great for family and friends. Does everything you would need it to except the laundry. Super great deal at Best Buy. I will be renewing this again and again.

It’s pretty handy when you actually need it/use it’s features. I typically do individual research and save all my docs locally since I use the same computer all the time so I didn’t really take advantage of the feature.

I've used versions of Microsoft Office since 1990 when the product first debuted. I use it extensively every work day and most weekend days. I have it on my work computer and multiple computers at home. I was going to upgrade to the new version and install it on my computer when I realized that Microsoft is doing everything they can to transition you to their new online version of Office (365). I decided to move ahead and see how 365 can integrate with my PCs and multiple devices as well as a new MacBook Pro. I can't say how disappointed I am with the new online product. It is painfully slow and MS forces you to create a OneDrive account to store all of your files. When you try to open an existing file from your computer, it force-prompts you to open a new blank file, browse templates or open a recent document on OneDrive (see image). It doesn't allow you to open up a file from your computer. You then have to waste time uploading the document from OneDrive and then open it from there. (Hey Microsoft - there are a lot of people out here who don't want their documents to be sitting in your cloud storage solution). After the file is finally open, if you’re using a Chrome, Firefox or Safari browser, you can't cut and paste images or text into the online version of the software! Each of these three browsers had a message that stated that you have to use the keyboard functions to copy and paste. I attempted this with all of them and the keyboard functions don’t work. Isn’t it surprising (not) that the keyboard functions only work with an Internet Explorer browser. In case the product team at Microsoft Office didn’t realize it, 60% of U.S. consumers aren’t using IE any longer. Do you really want to limit your market potential and force people to use the antiquated (and slow) IE browser? I should be able to use my browser of choice (a fast one) if I’m forced to use an online version of Microsoft Office. To add to the list of misery, the online version lacks many of the formatting capabilities of the installed version. In my opinion, Office 365 is an epic failure. Microsoft has a lot to work on to make the online version half as good as the installed version.