Pros: Excellent price and great Xmas gift

Cons: None

Pros: Office 2007 at first can be hard to use but once you get used to it is very easy to use and is cool looking. Includes the things you need (word excel and powerpoint) and onenote (?). Also you can upgrade to 2010 for free when it is released, I have the beta and it is pretty cool

Cons: Difficult to use at first

Other Thoughts: The box it comes in is awesome.

Pros: Basic Office package; Word, Excel, PowerPoint, One Note. Has 3 seats (that's how many computers can have it installed on at once). Has the new ribbon interface which I found to be much easier as a beginner going on heavy excel user to use.

Cons: None really. If you loved the old drop down menu system the ribbon is strange but is much easier to find features through.

Other Thoughts: I bought it when Microsoft was offering a free upgrade path to Office 2010 when it comes out in June. I would have waited for it to come out in June if not for that.

Pros: Fast Newegg service as usual. Also a good price to have this on 3 pc's.

Cons: one note has become my default printer on my laptop and haven't figured out how to change that yet. Not really a con, just an inconvienence till I figure it out.

Pros: Licensed for 3 PC's. Excellent Value.

Cons: No Outlook client license.

Pros: Less than half the price of retail.

Cons: No Access which used to be included, but now at a crazy outrages price!!!

Other Thoughts: I understand Office 2010 is coming out shortly?

Pros: Standard biz suite almost anywhere you work
New interface is actually kind of nice (compared to 2003) once you get the hang of it
3 installs allowed by license (no commercial use) is good for families, especially those with kids in college using laptops
Upgrades to 2010 right now
Even a Mac user can run it (dual-boot), if he can get off his "I'm so cool and audio-visually hip" high horse and actually deign to use a personal computer to do, you know, WORK.

Cons: As always in a product of this scale, there are going to be bugs
Have seen it a little cheaper elsewhere, but you run the risk of counterfeit or reimported copies (one of my old Office 2003 purchases for a computer built for a friend turned out to be reimported from Ireland!)
Kinda wish MS would slipstream all the fixes and release DVDs prepatched, but understand that's not terribly feasible. But the update process after first install can take a while....
A bit bloated on the HDD - I spend a lot of time customizing the install and deleting the huge mass of eye-candy "templates" while features like equation editors and the like have to be turned ON from the default off. Strange priorities, but that's today's superficial Powerpoint "ooooh, shiny things!" world.

Pros: Everyone, everywhere in my general area/workplace/family/home uses Microsoft Office products, so, as far as compatibility goes, great peace of mind. Quick, easy installation for all basic Office software (Word, Excel, and Powerpoint). Nice, intuitive interface, easy access to advanced/help features. Price wasn't as bad as I was expecting, especially for a 3-user license.

Cons: None, thus far.

Other Thoughts: I've been using MS Office products for 10+ years. This Office suite has been the easiest-to-use, most stable, and efficient release to date, in my opinion. Everything works, and for 3-user home license, the price was right.

Pros: Has everything I have needed for college.

Cons: My ceiling fan was on and the foam packing peanuts went everywhere.

Other Thoughts: The UPS chick was hot.

Pros: Microsoft took pity on us that can not afford their products and provided us with a cheaper alternative.

Cons: Still expensive.

Other Thoughts: Great suite for students and educators with not much money.