Microsoft Teams Reviews

MS Teams is an easy-to-use application with great audio and video call facility. The real time chat theme looks unique with emojis and reactions. Large files can be shared and it integrates well with Microsoft ecosystems.

Too many updates makes the user experience unpleasant. The activity status of the user doesn't get updated promptly. The applications runs slow when accessed while being in a call or screen sharing.

Microsoft Teams is essential tool for team collaboration, communication and project management. Supports multiple accounts, video and audio calls.

I did not encounter any issues with Microsoft Teams, that worth mentioning.

It is a program required for use by my company. The texting function is good.

It is difficult to navigate. I was trying to call a contact on teams, and it took me a long time to figure out how to. I think it should be more user friendly.

By far, the best part about Teams is the ability to communicate with people at all times and how easy it has made collaborative work no matter where each employee is located. The ease of sharing files, holding calls, and sending messages is a leg above the competition. It has combined into one platform what I used to have three apps to perform. And I love that it fully integrates with Office 365!

It does not impact me directly, but I could see how needing a Microsoft account to log in could be a deterrent.

The easiest app to use! Prefer over any competitor.

It can be quick to put your away message on.

Coming from Skype this was huge improvement. Ease of use clickable links and to see history of chats and reactions. Having all the meetings history, calendar and contact all in one app is great.

sometimes there is issue with joining a meeting thru app, had to join via browser.

intuitive, easy to use, adding lot of features

sometime voice calls breaks, no auto notetaker

It is a quick efficient way to communicate with coworkers.

It sometimes freezes during online meetings.

Easy to schedule and take video calls. Chat function also works well

I miss the snipping/screenshot tool that Zoom chat has

Most joined up collaboration tool on the market. File storage with backend on SharePoint, voice/video using evolution of Skype online, secure by design.

Microsoft have started adding premium/add-on skus.

I like the quality of video conferencing, the ability to share the screen, transcribe feature, and the ability to connect with your team in an easy and efficient manner

I sometimes have issues when sharing my screen or connecting to our boardroom tv. The teams meeting will sometimes freeze and will need to be disconnected.

meeting video recording and screen sharing those are the top features IMO

constant notifications either on banners or pop-ups, they are too distracting they should just be in-chat notifs like a +1 or so in front of the pvt window or group chats just so we know where are the new messages

It’s so simple to connect with your colleagues and have meetings when remote work is an option.

There isn’t anything I don’t like about Teams

I like the user-friendliness of Teams. It's easy for anyone to use, including people who have never used software such as this before. You can create groups, share files, create polls, screen record training sessions and so much more. If you ever used MSN Messenger back in the days, this is like a ramped up version of it! Lots of businesses use Teams so it's easy to set up a meeting and add a Teams link to have your meeting through. There are also no time limits which is a great feature. I really like how you can have live reactions in the Teams meetings as well (such as clapping hands if congratulating a teammate on a job well done) etc.

One feature I dislike about Teams is that you can't add people from other networks to your Teams chats. You can connect with people through Teams meetings links outside of your organization, but you can't just start up a chat with them like you can with people inside of your organization.

It is fully integrated into M365 making productivity and collaboration seamless.

Nicely integrated with Outlook, especially the calendar management.

Notification tab covers a lot.

24/7 Onedrive integration along with Word, excel, power point, and OneNote.

Zero issues with meetings and their creation, clear and smooth interface familiar to all who used Outlook.

A lot of features around Sharepoint feel redundant requiring too many clicks.

Teams channels often lag if the directory behind is 'heavy'.

Permissions can be confusing and need monitoring / admin online.

The latest update that blocks access to the center of the screen, where browser tabs are at the top, while sharing is insanely bad UI/UX. This requires immediate attention but it is still not solved.

Search function is similar to Outlook.

I loved the feature of communicating with calls in complete privacy and without the phone number of anyone in the group in the application

Only sometimes it suddenly cuts out or the sound cuts out.

What I most love about MS Teams is that I am still able to interact with persons over a virtual platform even tho my work is remote.

I do not have any dislike about the application so far.

Microsoft Teams unify teams in my organization in one place through corporate communication channels in one place which boost productivity for 24/7.

Microsoft Teams pose no error when in my line of duty - I am not expecting to encounter issues soon.

I love the functionality of Teams including the option to video/virtual meet with colleagues and house documents related to a project or the meeting specifically. There are so many programs embedded in the platform that makes it a great one stop shop for collaboration.

The visibility of your status and how quickly it goes away. Also, sometime there are glitches with the quality of the call especially with video on Mac.

The functionality of calls is brilliant, bringing project teams together and encouraging collaboration. The integration with other Microsoft software like Outlook is also really helpful

The User Interface lets it down, as it looks quite clunky and hurts to looks at for too long, compared to Slack for example which is much more pleasing to the eye. Not being easily able to join multiple workspaces is also a hindrance