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When you think of gifts for the professionals in your life, the usual suspects tend to come up (e.g., office supplies and work clothes). But if you really want to surprise someone with something thoughtful and genuinely useful, Microsoft Office Home & Business 2021 for Mac makes an unexpectedly smart choice.
Between client emails, financial spreadsheets, and polished presentations, having the right tools on your desktop can make or break productivity. Unlike subscription-based alternatives, this one-time purchase gives you permanent access to Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and OneNote—the backbone apps businesses rely on daily.
Get lifetime access to Microsoft Office 2024 Home & Business for Mac or PC for just $169.97 (MSRP $249.99) — no subscriptions, just powerful productivity apps for life.
Microsoft Office has come a long way since the days of chunky desktop computers. Now, these helpful tools are apps that you can install on a PC or Mac. This particular Microsoft Office 2024 Home & Business license equips your device with four game-changing apps that you can use for life.
Get the full Microsoft Office suite featuring Word, PowerPoint, Excel and more for one unbeatably low price. Photo: Cult of Mac Deals There’s a good reason why 70% of Fortune 500 firms use Microsoft 365. The world’s leading office suite delivers ...
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Mac users can get these Microsoft apps for life for $50
Mac users who don’t want another subscription hanging over now have a way out. Instead of paying for Microsoft 365 every month, take a look at this Microsoft Office Home and Business 2021 lifetime license. It comes with many of the same apps, but it’s only $49.97 for life while it’s on sale (reg. $219).
If you're still clinging to your Microsoft 365 subscription, brace yourself for an unwelcome surprise. Microsoft recently announced a price hike, raising the monthly cost to a whopping $10—adding up to $120 every year. Now, more than ever, it's time to ...
While Microsoft is continuing push Copilot's integration with Windows, the company still offers an alternative for Office subscribers who don't need AI.
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