Microsoft Outlook Erfahrungen

Benutzerfreundliches E-Mail Programm mit vielen Funktionen

Manche Funktionen sind versteckt. Es könnte aufgeräumter sein.

Mit Outlook wurde eine Möglichkeit geschaffen, alle Mails im Blick zu haben, unterschiedliche Postfächer zu verwalten und Termine sicher zu managen

Sehr umfangreiche und komplexe Funktionen sind nicht immer selbsterklärend

Integration von Teams, Kalenderfunktion ...

Suchen bei Outlook ist relativ schwierig, aber liegt mitunter an der eigenen Such-Qualität

Einfache Handhabung, viele Funktionen, läuft problemlos.

Die Einstellungen könnten noch einfacher bearbeitet werden

Alle Funktionen enthalten, die man gebrauchen kann. Schriftverkehr ist unproblematisch.

Eventuell die Übersichtlichkeit - aufgrund der Menge von Funktionen

Gut und einfach zu bedienen. Sehr übersichtlich und dennoch komplex.

Die Suchfunktion ist manchmal top und manchmal richtig schlecht. Nur gut würde mir besser gefallen.

Outlook ist sehr benutzerfreundlich und einfach in der Bedienung.

Outlook hängt sich des öfteren auf und läd teilweise sehr lange.

Outlook ist benutzerfreundlich aufgebaut und durch die Vorhanden Tools sehr gut in sämtlichen Bereichen abgedeckt.

Nachteile hat Microsoft Outlook keine offensichtlichen

Sehr gute Funktionseinstellungen und leicht verständlich

Leider nicht immer auf dem aktuellsten Stand

Das Prudukt finde ich sehr benutzfreundlich

Diese Software gefällt mir sehr und fehlt mir momentan keine Anmerkungen

Best in business. Easy to setup and use. Very fast and user full for corporate & office user.

Data usage is high as email are downloaded locally & storage size is needed.

- Performs well.
- Trustworthy company and email address.
- High reliability.
- High security.
- Consistently delivers all attachments (Perhaps slowly)
- Freedom to choose theme.
- Android app -- Microsoft edge shortcut.
- Email client and webmail -- manage all components of email.
- Integrations that better time management.
- Calendar.

- Slow synchronization and delivery.
- Not practical compared to other email clients and webmail.
- Poor inbox management and filter.

it's pretty basic, if you have a the destok app you can have a full view of all your emils in the left and the content of the email you choose in the right.
In the other hand you have the calendar rigth there too.

I totally hate this software, is not intuitive at all, it makes everything really complicated, it takes longer to get my emails.
They are way to many options out there that are easy to use and integrated everything

It is easy to use for end users; allows for extensive customization; allows for integration with MS Word and Excel; allows easy, attractive formatting of emails.

Some features are only available depending on what type of email server is managing your service. For instance, you cannot easily just "turn on" an out-of-office auto-reply unless your email comes from an Exchange server. If you are on an IMAP or POP server, you have to create a rule using a template email and it's much more involved. It can have trouble searching large mailboxes. It does not like running the same account/profile on more than one PC (emails visible on one are not always available/visible on the other).

What I love about the software is the ability to add different email addresses. This saves my computer a ton of ram because I don't need to have those email opened on my browser.

I also love the ability how SharePoint and outlook are all connected, thus allowing me to use Power Query on a spreadsheet to view certain data I want to see or evaluate.

I don't like how the app still includes certain features on the web version that it isn't available on the app itself.

Web Outlook allows you to create a "Microsoft To Do Task" by just highlighting any text inside the body of your mail, meanwhile outlook as an app is unable to do so.

Also, I don't like that Outlook takes Storage away from my computer per every email I setup, so for those who´s got a laptop of 128GB or less. I don't personally recommend having too many accounts.
I manage 4 email and I had to keep one away because that mail was eating too much GB from my computer storage.

I find Outlook to be very user-friendly email/calendar software, coming from someone who has used Google email/calendar products in all of my previous roles. It was simple to learn how to use it and I like that I was able to download the Outlook desktop app on my Mac. This allowed me to integrate my other email accounts and calendars to have all of my email accounts in one place and also sync my calendars in one place. I'm all about efficiency! I also actually like having desktop notifications which you don't get when using the web version of Outlook, though that is an option.

One thing I do not like is how email threads appear in my inbox differently depending on whether I am using a Mac or PC. This is difficult because I work hybrid and when I am in the office, I use a PC, but I use a Mac when working from home. The Outlook app is a little different in general on a Mac vs PC, understandably so since it is a Microsoft software, but it would be helpful if the features and overall experience were more streamlined to be the same across different operating systems as this would make the experience more consistent.

I'm using this through the company. It works for large-scale companies for users to interact with each other. It is an ideal program with its ability to access information quickly in parts such as the address book, signature operations and many features. It allows to categorize mails by giving colors.

It needs to be updated and developed for macos software. Also, mails are sent later to the desktop application. This pushes people to use online. It can be made faster. I am not looking for the efficiency I want in the filtering part either. When I type in the search button, it has trouble finding an exact match.

Very user friendly. Able to setup signatures, auto-replies and alerts easily. Integrates well with other programs like Zoom for meetings, JIRA for tickets, and several other options. Offers both a client version and a web version.

The client can be a little slow if the mailbox is very large. We have found it runs much faster on through webmail.

It’s is a very well known product. It has a step learning curve compared with other tools but with a lot of features. Available in any platform or device and also with a strong and reliable web version (some features woks better on it).

It has a step learning curve, so if you want a simple email, contact and calendar management tool there’s a lot of different tools even free.Searching in Outlook is the worst experience I had in email tools, slow, not accurate, weird behavior…

It is required to complete daily activities as I am using this tool since 2010 & using this attribute to complete my daily KRA.

Sometime it may result opening profile if there are 2 or more accounts are linked & then I need to clear credentials from Credential manager & relaunch the app to enter credentials again & to use this app.

* Constantly Evolving Powerhouse of features and functionality
* Dark Theme = love
* Focused Mailbox
* AI Driven daily summary driven by Cortana
* Hundreds of App integrations via Marketplace or 3rd party
* Robust Rule and Tagging/categorization ability
* Quick Steps help apply multiple actions to messages
* Scheduling of messages
* Devloper and customize templates
* Visual Basic advanced development
* Shared Mailboxes
* Group Mailboxes (Channels) that allow team collaboration and follow up
* Favorite your inbox and often accessed folders
* Team, Planner, and Personal Calendar all in a single overlayed view
* Scheduling and Meeting assistance
* Tasks, Contacts, and Sticky notes
* Search emails using filters and key phrases

* Microsoft's new release and development schedule is great for the addition of new and useful tools but is causing stability issues. It is common to have to repair Outlook and Office applications after a feature update.

* Adding shared mailboxes often causes Outlook to run slowly.

* Some serious optimizations are needed in the sync process to prevent Outlook hanging. I have to disable Downloading of Shared mailboxes, which is enable by default, on every computer Outlook is installed on

Outlook is one of my favourite email services. It is easy to use and the design is really nice and also customisable. It gives more free storage than you would normally need and I haven’t had the need to buy extra storage. Has the option to create custom domains for your company. Focused inbox makes it easy to only see the important emails and not get distracted by unimportant ones. The read my emails helps me stay updated even when driving.

I have nothing bad to say about outlook, I have really enjoyed using it and can see myself using it in the future.

Microsoft Outlook offers many valuable features that you can set and plan your schedule, mailing and guide. It offers free version and also you can pay for more features.

Microsoft Outlook works slow, because of it offers many features and the services that are running background consumes more battery and energy.

Similar layout to other MS sw. you may already knowCan get response about mail deliveryFast, accurateCan embed files, pictureQuick action bar is customizableCustomizable settings"Works" offline tooLinks to files, web pages can be used wellCan mention name, delegate task, conduct marketing campaigns, even do polls

"Delivery" success often depends on other components, settingsSometimes does not save draft letter, nor automaticallyGeneral SPAM filtering could be in place, could be betterSearch options layout was better in the old versionsCalendar for other participants can act weirdLot of phishing can be made with it

Microsoft's email system is one of the best solutions out there. Microsoft does a very thorough job fine tuning Outlook and what you use is one of the best email platforms out there. I also really like that you can remote login into any device on your network when you use Microsoft products like Outlook. If you get a new laptop or tablet, you can still sign in with your Microsoft credentials and find your Outlook the exact same way.

Microsoft is not cheap. Yes, Outlook is robust but Microsoft is very expensive, especially when you compare it to its main competitors like Google or iCloud. Microsoft also doesn't have a lot of native tools that help with data analytics but they do offer it on their dashboards. If you use Microsoft and want data to support any finance, IT, or really any business decision, you will likely need to purchase a separate software tool and integrate it so you can use Outlook and get helpful and meaningful data that you can use and explain what is going on to the rest of your business.