Microsoft Powerpoint

I was amazed [by] Prezi's concept and we used it for a while. But it became complicated to share, edit and use compared with Powerpoint. Besides, Powerpoint included a feature that looked like zooming [which] was the main advantage of Prezi.

It’s easy to work on and has more features compared to other software.

There is a thin line difference between Google Slides and PowerPoint, from my point of view PowerPoint provide online templates like Live pictures and all 3D images and videos on templates which make PowerPoint presentation more attractive then the slides having PowerPoint presentation we can use it without the Internet also that why we have choose this

Microsoft PowerPoint is just unbeatable when it comes to presenting. The software is reliable in terms of experience and security (we have multiple threats on the internet). The other reason why I use mostly Microsoft PowerPoint instead of Apple Keynote is because of the rich features that this software has. Microsoft PowerPoint has templates and other features than any other software in the presenting field. Also, the navigation is very intuitive with a beautiful ergonomy.

I have used the presenter in Apple. I found it to be harder to wrap my head around. I have been so used to PPT that I don't crave any other product. I have been using it for 22 years.

Already Microsoft Powerpoint is best proven and trusted for business and knowledge based in educational institutes. Almost everyone uses Powerpoint when creating their presentation and thesis since it is very easy to use. If would explore more about it there are many interesting things that you don't expect Microsoft Powerpoint can do that as well

Did not evaluate other presentation tools besides Microsoft Powerpoint, mostly because Powerpoint is so entrenched in company tools and processes.

I have made slides and presented PDFS in the past and it is not as sleek as PowerPoint. PowerPoint is the premier tool for presentations, in my opinion.

The lack of widespread use on Keynote makes it less appealing. Have to convert to PowerPoint most of the time.

Google Slides is good too and very similar to Microsoft PowerPoint, however, I have been using Microsoft PowerPoint for over 10 years and very familiar with the features and prefer to use it. It is very user friendly and any one can use it. It is also very easy to learn it if you are not familiar with it.

Microsoft PowerPoint is comparatively easy to use. It's also inexpensive compared to others. Additionally, it's a secure and easily available software that can be accessed by any student, professional, or individual to build up their skills.

Microsoft Powerpoint is already trusted and proven. Everyone uses it when creating their presentation since it is easy to use and very convenient. If would explore more about it, there are so many great and fun things you can do it and there are things that you don't expect Microsoft Powerpoint can do that as well.

Microsoft Powerpoint is the easiest presentation software to use. It has been around for so long that most people who use it today have been using it since they were in grade school. The animations, graphics, and slide options are far ahead those of their competitors.

Powerpoint has more features than Apples Keynote and is easier to use.

Prezi delivers a great presentation but takes more user understanding and commitment. Prezi is great for one presentations which involve just me. Powerpoint allows me to share globally and allow others to leverage template.

I have not evaluated any other program.

If you dont have internet connection than also you can get access to the material you have saved and open it any time to make any edits.But the online version doesn't allow this until you have network access you just cant open and start working anytime. This is the best feature I can say so far I have seen Microsoft presentations giving.

I don't even compare it to other solutions. As far as I remember, today, it is one of the best, and certainly the best known in the market. Very easy to install, configure, and use daily. It allows you to share presentations safely, has all kinds of templates to use, gives you slide design ideas, among others.

While Prezi does have some features that Microsoft PowerPoint lacks, or are not typically used due to being more complicated than it should, Microsoft PowerPoint is more reliable and, more importantly, the staff is used to the layout and generally is more familiar with PowerPoint. Microsoft PowerPoint is also bundled with e3 licenses, so since our company is already using those for the staff, we decided to use this product we're already paying for.

Microsoft PowerPoint was the only [one] I have used since it the only one available to me in the office. So far using Microsoft PowerPoint has been working great with presentations and learning. The document [templates] provided by the software is easy to use along with the designs provided. Once in a while, the software gets stuck while presenting.

Prezi is a nice product, but just not popular enough at this point. With all our clients using Microsoft PowerPoint, we really don't have any choice as to what software we use. Microsoft really has a corner on this market.

This tool was in place and we did not do a comparison.

Adobe Illustrator is an excellent software but it's not easy to use for [everyone without] having any training or previous experience in working with illustrator. Microsoft Powerpoint is very easy to use and it's fantastic as it saves time more than illustrator. Another thing is it takes small space while illustrator takes a significant amount of space in the business machine.

I think Microsoft PowerPoint is significantly better than other programs I have used, such as Google Slides or Prezi. It's straightforward, easy, not overloaded with design, which you can pick your own. Functionalities make sense and have just enough flexibility to avoid confusion [among] the users but still give each user [the chance] to express their own taste.

I haven't used any other products like Microsoft Powerpoint and don't think that I need to try.