Office 2010 Home and Student Product Key Card (no media)

Pros: It's Office 2010, the best one since 2003! It works, doesn't crash, gets the job done.

Cons: No disk included, but that's a given. I have copies of all the different Office installers on my flash drive.

Only for one PC, but at least I know I can move it to another machine with an act of congress.

Other Thoughts: My customer needed Office for school. She wanted it on a netbook and there was no way I was going to give her 2013!

Pros: Works like it should

Cons: 1st part was DOA.

Other Thoughts: Newegg's awesome RMA service took care of it

Pros: Exactly what I wanted and needed.

Cons: None

Pros: Decent Price at $94. OFFICE 2010 Word, Excel, Power Point.

Cons: Read carefully. Intially, thought this was 3 user licenses. Easy to confuse what your buying. Still good deal.

Pros: It is a great writing software for school, perfect I cannot really think of a flaw in it ,

Cons: except maybe that I miss the old 2007 office's background whic was blue, the new background was grey and boring, though I could probebly change that.

Other Thoughts: Over all it is a great software for writing school papers

Pros: It was on deep discount and I also had a credit.
So it came down to what I thought was a fair price.
Otherwise I'd still be using Open Office.

Cons: Retail is overpriced. Wait for it to go on sale.

Other Thoughts: This is a useful & reliable software application for many uses.
But, after years of using both, MS Office & Open Office there is very little difference.
I've yet to find anything that makes MS Office worth it's full retail price.

Pros: As advertised.

Cons: None

Pros: THE productivity software. No adds.

Cons: Family 3 pack a better buy if you have to install on more than 1 computer.

I still feel Office 2003 is a more intuitive program. Lots of bells & whistles most will never use.

Other Thoughts: Outlook does not give you much online email programs (gmail, Hotmail, and yahoo Mail) don't offer, plus Outlook does not give you online storage.

Email in the cloud is the best way to go, IMHO.

Pros: Its' office. It's cheaper than retail

Cons: have to download the software from Microsoft
no support. If you install this, you are required to provide tech support. Not that calling Microsoft was ever a reasonable proposition anyway.
also "binds" to one single computer per the OEM agreement. If that machine dies, you loose the license.

Other Thoughts: works just fine for my needs. I have the software downloaded already, so I'm good to go.

Pros: Well it has word,excel and powerpoint which are needed for most all types of general docs

Cons: Doesn't include Outlook which costs a bunch more to get.

Other Thoughts: Well MS decided to rip out all email programs when they moved to Win 7 and my fault that I assumed that spending > 100 dollars would include Outlook. Such a racket that I had spend another 80 bucks more to upgrade to Home and Business to get Outlook. I am not happy but gotta keep the wife happy !!