Microsoft OneNote Reviews

Overall, Microsoft OneNote delivers everything I need in a digital note application. I appreciate its intuitiveness. It's a great tool.

The ability to backup and write notes on my mobile platform is great. The note page it offers is highly scalable. I personally prefer Microsoft OneNote over Evernote because it's more practical and functional.

From day one I'm getting a wonderful experience.

Microsoft OneNote offers paperless notes to write, save, instant and important notes digitally. This app is very handy and my personal favorite to stay organized.

Microsoft OneNote had multi platform support to write and view on mobile and desktop simultaneously. Image notes can also be stored. Sharing notes is very easy.

It worked great for me. Nothing to share about cons.

I used OneNote primarily in conjunction with Microsoft Lens for a little bit as it was a great pair for snapping a picture of a business card and saving all of the information in a central location. Once I stopped using it for that I don't use it too much any more as I use Evernote for all of my Note taking needs.

Part of the MS Suite so if you are familiar with one, you are familiar with OneNote. Good enterprise integration. Easy to create multiple notes to keep yourself organized.

Not as feature rich as some of the other note softwares out there.

Overall I recommend this for anyone. I used it throughout my entire college career to take notes in class.

I like how you can go from tab to tab for different courses. you can basically create a notebook for each.

Not much that I dislike about it to be honest as it's great.

I had never used this product before, and it took some getting used to, but once I figured out how it worked, I am converted to the product.

This product is very easy to use. I love the tab layout and the fact that it saves as you go. Very collaborative piece of software.

If you don't have the desktop version of this product, you lose some essential functionality. To get the full experience, highly suggest using the desktop version, not web version.

It's a very beneficial tool to organize and store notes on a digital platform. Overall I use Microsoft OneNote to write my notes anywhere and store important notes in secure Microsoft cloud storage.

Here are the things I liked about Microsoft OneNote.
+ It keeps your notes organized and gives to freedom to access the same notes on your different devices.
+ Cloud Synchronization
+ Share and Scan notes option.
+ Handwritten and pencil mode.
+ Office 365 Integration.

- No cons to share. Overall it an outstanding tool.

Overall I simply love this tiny notepad and use it frequently for writing down my important to do tasks and other stuff which I had to remember. I urge everyone to try and use it as their digital notepad.

The simplest and easiest with lot of effectiveness tool for digital notes and just acts like an old school notepad. It has been always good for remembering my to do works and other routine small stuff for years now.

There is no any con or issue faced by me in years in using Microsoft OneNote.

Microsoft OneNote is freely available with Microsoft Office pack and can be installed on any operating system of your choice. It is easy and simple to use application for taking notes and highly recommended for all people.

Microsoft OneNote is good and easy application for taking notes on our digital gadgets and it is available on all devices and operating systems.

Configuration of OneNote application with other applications is little bit tricky and need some tech knowledge.

It's my daily life balancer tool. I'm extensively using Microsoft OneNote for many years. It's very useful for me to save vital notes for my business meetings. The notes are easily uploaded and accessible to me.

The notes can be easily uploaded and accessible. Its UX is excellent. Microsoft OneNote provides integration with its 365 services. The scan of physical notes is very easy. It's a secure and safe platform for your important notes.

I liked the OneNote very much. No dislike in long term usage.

OneNote is a professional notebook. I use OneNote in office work, to save and write an important project assignment. The notes saved can be recovered and gives me no need to worry about losing data.

#1- Microsoft OneNote is integrated with OneDrive which makes sure notes can be recovered.
#2- It has many professional uses on notes.
#3- Same Microsoft account can be used in mobile and windows.

#1- It's great for me to use one more for my office purpose.

I'm not a huge fan of the overall appearance of OneNote, but it's a great note taking/organizing software. It's often compared to Evernote, but I find them to be vastly different. OneNote can do so much more than Evernote can, and in my opinion, is far superior as a note taking app. You can use OneNote on your phone, a computer, or through your browser, but I find it works best on computer. I have used this to organize notes for students in two different subjects and it worked great, in conjunction with Teams, for keeping all their notes, labs, and deadlines organized for the entire group to see. I haven't used it much for personal use, but I would recommend it for teachers to give a try.

With OneNote, you can easily organize notes by categories. It works across multiple platforms, so you can use it at home or on the go. You can add text, images, charts, audio, and format and arrange everything however you like. I really like being able to move sections of information around in my notebook. It's very convenient and makes it easier to create a certain flow to the information. It can be used for anything, whether that be business, school, or personal use. You can create to do list, which is a nice feature not all note taking apps have. Each notebook can have subjections to further organize information and can be color coded. OneNote is supported across multiple platforms.

Sometimes, it can be a little slow. Formatting can be glitch, similar to issues one might encounter with Microsoft Word when doing anything but simple bullet points. You may have to fidget with it to get it exactly right, but it can be done with patience.

Microsoft OneNote is a great note taking app whether you use it along with other office products or not. It provides lots of features and even has a free basic version with cloud storage.

Good integration with the Office products
Lots of advanced note taking features
Add media to text notes
Cloud storage for saving notes
Sync notes across devices
Free basic version
Available for mobile devices as well

No Cons it works great as a note taking app with lots of features and a free version.