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This has been a great computer for ms office and all of my chrome applications. Its super light weight, responsive and the keyboard that came with the bundle makes this even more functional. I wish I had bought a stylus pen right away, but it's not necessary. Would purchase again without hesitation.

This monitor is used heavily for graphs creations and MS office. It is superb for that duty. The viewing angles are excellent without color shifting. There feeding is good with a good appearance and solid stand. Overall, very satisfied with the purchase.

I wanted an affordable, perpetual alternative to MS Office (since my 365 was ending), so I decided to give this a try. So far so good. Opens MS Office documents just fine and does an excellent job editing them. B&H makes the purchase process a breeze. I'd highly recommend both this office suite and buying it from B&H.

Work with Linux. Is not MS Office. While that could be my whole review, I will expand and say it works well, fair price, does all the functions I need it to, and does not have all the BS subscription stuff. Also, while I love supporting and using open source, I personally like the interface/usage a little better than Libre Office.

Use everyday at work in all kinds of applications - from MS Office and web surfing to 3D and CAD software. Really comfortable for the casual male hand.

I've used a number of other Mac word processors and spreadsheet apps over the years, but I've always had to keep MS Office on hand for the simple reason that I work with a lot of other people who use it, and our documents have to be compatible. SoftMaker Office has changed that. It's designed to be a feature-complete replacement for MS Office, and for the most part it achieves that goal. In TextMaker, the only things I miss are the ability to view tracked changes and comments by specific reviewers and/or by type, to view the original document before changes, and to compare documents – all of which are pretty specialized features. I'm not as intensive a user of spreadsheets, so PlanMaker has everything I want and need. I never create PowerPoint-type slideshows, so I can't comment on Presentations. I've found a few bugs but they're extremely minor, and SoftMaker support has been extremely responsive to my e-mails, to the point that one of the bugs I reported to them has already been fixed. These are not native Mac apps, so some keyboard shortcuts etc. are different, but they're stable and fast and much smaller on disk than their MS equivalents. All in all a very solid alternative to MS Office.