My Laptop Stolen Microsoft Office

I bought my laptop with B&H and Microsoft Office 365 pop-up with a discount and I didn't hesitate to add it to my cart.

My first one was stolen, no hesitation buying a second one...

I have used several types of laptop computers, but Microsoft Surface Pro 7 is more than I expected :)

its great lens! My was stolen and im searhing another one...........

My office first gave me one to use at my desk, after a year I asked for another for my house. This thing is amazing. The oldest one is 3 years old if not 4. Only complaints is they aren't making a newer model. I have 4 24" 1080p screens + the laptop. 2 display port to hdmi and 2 usb 3.0 to hdmi active adapters. Its really nice to have cabling all setup and you just click and go. Also the configuration is saved so both my setups are remembered. My house uses 1 29" 1080p screen and 1 21" in portrait mode. The laptop must be an elite book so make sure it has the port on the right hand side and two holes on the bottom or else it isn't supported. Again, I would pay way more if they upgraded this format to allow thunderbolt and a external graphics card. But for business it is more than functional.

The battery drains faster when watching movies, but it still lasts several hours. I used it for Microsoft Office, Python programing and surfing -- it worked smoothly for all my needs.

Microsoft Office was easy to install and is the foundation of much of the work that I do. Having access to the software on my home computer during COVID-19 has been a real asset.

I used it to build a desktop that is mainly used for browsing and Microsoft Office, Adobe, etc. It is fast and lets me multi-task with ease. It is also supported for Windows 11 which is great.

This is a great product. I'm using it in my office to connect my new work monitors to the Microsoft Dock. Will definitely purchase if needed in the future.

SoftMaker Office seems to be a straightforward non-subscription and cheaper replacement to Microsoft Office. Needed a decent program suite to edit and save all my Microsoft Docs (Word and Excel). I know there are free open source alternatives, but I was more comfortable working in SoftMaker vs them. It is working well so far and is very familiar to use coming from Microsoft Office. SoftMaker Office doesn’t have has robust review tools built in as Microsoft Office does. However, it didn’t seem like the extra grammar review alone was worth the additional money for the full non-subscription desktop Microsoft Office purchase to me.