Microsoft OneNote Reviews

Summary: Microsoft OneNote is a handy tool for taking digital notes, organizing them, and being able to easily search through those notebooks for specific notes.

Positive: Microsoft OneNote is a great tool for organizing notes. It is extremely similar to Evernote in its capabilities.

Negative: The notes aren't easily transferred to another account. So, while I have a work Microsoft OneNote account, I am not able to access those same notes through my personal account.

Summary: It is a practical device that you can use at work and also in your personal life. Neve has to lose a page or risk her dog doing her homework. I am using it to produce and store conference minutes and work-related notes. OneNote is an online notepad. I love to know that you can separate information into different notebooks, pages and subpages. You can easily organize your information without the hassle of having to switch between various data and also folders. In addition, there are numerous tools and resources available to the user. You can be as outlined as you like.

Positive: I like the many features of OneNote. Makes it very easy and practical to develop notes in the workplace. You can make your notes according to the description you want and also organize them in a way that makes sense to you. In addition, you can also share your pages with others.

Negative: In fact, I have seen that the system turns off frequently, if you have used it for a long time. Besides, I never had any problems with OneNote. It is extremely good software.

Summary: Easy to use and helps organize notes extremely efficiently. You can customize and have many features. We have the ability to organize and share our meeting notes in a much better and effective way. We have the ability to share research study notes with our students and to make education and learning on the Internet simpler, and can even include diagrams that are practical. Likewise, it helps our interns in researching needs and also in the application of software with the use of support attributes.

Positive: MS OneNote is very easy to use and also helps you organize your notes in one place. You can use it in business meetings to remove minutes from the meeting, organize the notes and then share with the team, the group can work together on the notes, just as individuals can add points that may have been missed or any other type information or information. We also use it as notebooks for the courses, where the instructor can share the notes for the class in a notebook that shows the entire course to read, saves a lot of effort and everything that can be really well organized.

Negative: It can be a little frustrating at first and is a little difficult to understand because of a number of features, but when you check and learn about shortcuts, it saves a lot of time and minimizes effort, as well as making notes really simple. Service queries can be a little challenging to fix if you don't find the option in the area.

Summary: 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.

Positive: 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.

Negative: 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.

Summary: 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.

Positive: 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.

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

Summary: Can access from anywhere when you login to office 365. Will not disappoint! This is great for work & school!

Positive: This is an amazing tool in keeping notes and documents at your fingertips! Easy to use, easy to add sections & pages, love this tool to keep notes and stay organized!

Negative: No cons that I can think of honestly. I love this tool!

Summary: Overall, Microsoft OneNote is a note-taking tool which can be used multi-purposely. It allows to collaboration, making it a suitable application for professional use as well.

Positive: - It is an easy-to-use tool that helps tremendously in organizing notes.
- It has useful tools that fulfill the requirements for both personal and professional use.
- Different sections can be created to organize and separate the notes.
- The user interface of the application is fluid to use because of the animation and looks pleasing to the eyes.
- It autosaves the notes, which is lifesaver features in times when the system shuts down abruptly.

Negative: - It limits the user in terms of integration, as it does not support third-party integration with many applications other than Microsoft's applications.

Summary: Overall I really like using OneNote because it's free and is packed with features. Even though it syncs slow, it's easy to use and your data is always in your hands whether on your desktop, phone, or tablet.

Positive: I can sync my notes on my PC and access them on my phone very quickly and easily. Creating notes with images and links is fun and works well. Best of all it syncs to OneDrive to access all your PC files on your phone.

Negative: Sometimes syncing can be slow and there are not enough sharing options like other note-taking apps.

Summary: No other note taking app has been able to replace this king. I can always carry my notes with me thanks to this app.

Positive: Syncs between devices. Works great with keyboards, styluses, and finger inputs. Many drawing options. Can add images, audio, documents.

Negative: File size can get large. There is a bug (?) on android where typing with a keyboard does not allow you to use ctrl+b, ctrl+i, ctrl+u, ctrl+arrow left or right and other common shortcuts. I can't fathom why!!

Summary: OneNote is one of the perfect cloud-based and secured documentation applications. We can save the data/clips by adding multiple pages and sharing them across the organization. It is an open-source product and easy to use it.
I'm delighted with this product. I am highly recommending it to corporate users.

Positive: Our organization is using OneNote to manage employee documents in a secure and organized manner. It is beneficial for saving the data and images on a secured office 365 cloud. We can create a customize graphical dashboard to manage and analyze the activities.
We can save the data by adding multiple specific tabs with their titles. We can share the data/files across the organization.

- Great application for documentation
- Customizable graphical dashboard to analyze the progress/records.
- Data saving and sharing feature.
- Searching capability is incredible.
- We can create the slides for representation
- Friendly user interface and easy to use.
- Open-source application
- Cross-platform and highly secured Office 365 tool
- Mobile version

Negative: Nothing to dislike with OneNote. Everything is working fine for me. I love this product.

Summary: Onenote is a fantastic notes taking tool. It is available where you need it (mobile-Android), web (other operating systems then windows - linux), desktop (windows) - and it's free. However, sometimes it feels like it is trying to be everything to everyone - less could me more in this case.

Positive: -Desktop/Web sync
-Cross platform availability (webapp, android, desktop win10)
-supports tables, graphics, etc.
-capture tool (chrome extension)

Negative: -sometimes feels like it is trying to do too much
-powerful yet confusing concept (book/sections/pages VS. tabs/categories)

Summary: Overall, Microsoft OneNote is small in size but practically very powerful and useful. Loved it! I recommend everyone to try this platform. It is easy to use and practical in features.

Positive: While working on projects many times we need to write notes related to them. Microsoft OneNote helps to store notes on a well organized and secured platform. Additionally, we can also backup notes in its cloud to protect and access from anywhere.

Negative: Still, it has a note backup issue, can't able to backup automatically.

Summary: My overall experience has been fantastic with being able to use the same account on cross platforms. I liked the fact that it auto uploads the note stored into the cloud.

Positive: Microsoft OneNote is my favorite and my daily notebook tool. On a broader scale, it has great functions and offers great flexibility to organize notes and tasks. It improves work planning and management.

Negative: No, nothing ever experienced bad with Microsoft OneNote.

Summary: It's a great tool to save notes on the go, be it your business meeting keypoints, class notes or just your regular grocery list, it has you covered.
Also allows you to highlight and format your notes which is a great addition.

Positive: Great UI/UX.
Available cross-platform for most leading platforms as an app.
Notes are saved in your personal cloud so can be accessed/edited/saved anytime anywhere and synced.
Can customise notes to highlight, mark or edit them just as you would on physical notes.

Negative: Not much of a con but a limitation: cannot sync when you have no internet connection.

Summary: 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.

Positive: 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.

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