Despite the install package listing Office 2019, after the updates, it appears to be on Office 2021.
I was ready to contact Newegg about this error, but figured, I'd do the install and if it was wrong, then complain. That aside, it was a bit frustrating after purchase of 2021 to see in an email that I just ordered a copy of Office 2019. The pricing really should be lower since Google Docs is free and the Apple Suite is free with any system purchase (Pages, Numbers & Keynote). My work gives me a free copy for my work machine, but I'm a good citizen and pay for my personal copy for my personal system. Overall Review: Lets face it, sometimes you just need Microsoft Office and its a shame that you have to pay for it. Pros: Not as expensive as the over-priced normal priceĪpple Silicon native app for people with M1 processorsĬosts far more than Google Docs or Apple Pages/Numbers/Keynote I recommend this to anyone who doesn't want recurring subscription payments and can't use the tiny little feature upgrades that get rolled out every so often from Microsoft, I'm very satisfied with this and would absolutely buy it again! The 2021 version looks great and is visually enhanced for Windows 11, and it runs really fast and fluid, but I'm sure that's also becuz my computer is brand new This version is LOADED with features and can be used both online and offline, and you can back up everything in OneDrive which is really cool IMO. Overall Review: I got a brand new laptop and wanted to set it up right so I took the plunge and bought Office Home & Student, it was between this and a subscription to Office 365 but honestly I won't need all the updates and am only a casual user so this is perfect for me Since it's a one-time payment you pay more today than you do with 365 Can only be installed on one computer and cannot be moved to another one But with so many compelling email choices for OS X users - from OS X's Mail client to ever-present Web-based services from Google, Yahoo, and others - Outlook isn't a necessity.- You'll save money if you keep your computer for more than two yearsĬons: - You don't get the ongoing updates included with an Office 365 subscription If you depend on Office as part of your computing life, the new version of Outlook offers plenty to like. Not for everyone: With so many free or cheaper email offerings available, getting an Office 365 subscription ($6.99 per month or $69 for a year) just for Outlook may not be the best use of your money.
Message preview: The new message preview feature gives you a glimpse into a message before opening it.Ĭross-platform: Outlook is of course available on Windows as well as through, and you can run Outlook apps on iOS and Android devices.Įmail push: The update adds support for push email, so messages will be transferred quicker than ever before to your inbox. View calendars side by side: To coordinate an event, you can view as many as three calendars side by side to schedule a meeting.ĭeclutter: Outlook can scan messages and, based on your past actions, move low-priority messages out of your inbox and into a folder called Clutter. Resolve meeting conflicts: In Outlook 2016 for Mac, if a meeting invitation conflicts with another one on your calendar, you can propose a new time from your calendar or email inbox. But if you don't already use Outlook, the new edition probably won't offer many reasons to switch.
Outlook 2016 for Mac, the latest iteration of the email and calendaring app, is a worthwhile upgrade for existing users.