Zoom Video Webinars Pricing, Features, Reviews and Alternatives

I like this software due to it easyness of use as well as easy user interface. All people and staff at the organisation can use it comfortably without being confused.Also its easy to pay and upgrade and a good customer support which can answer you and solve all your problems online

It sometimes disconnects if you have unstables network and it sucks especially when you are in serious meetings.

Zoom is an extremely dependable software with an onslaught of functionality to utilize for a wide array of purposes. The price point is competitive and the value is second to none.

If there were more editing features for the audience to interact with screen-shared material, this would facilitate a need that we have had to pair a third-party company with Zoom to facilitate.

It is easy to use. 95 percent of the time, the Zoom link does work. It has fun filter for fun team activities. Screen sharing is an important function in my company. Zoom is overall user-friendly.

Screen sharing can be improved. I want to be able to share the second page or window. Usually my team can't see the second page I'm trying to share. For example, I'm showing an excel document. Then, I want to share a different document. My team can't see the second document I'm trying to share. I would have to quite sharing and share againn in order for them to see the second document.

After trying similar products, I have remained with Zoom as my platform for online teaching and meetings. As a lecturer, I feel I maintain good communication with my students and colleagues, screen sharing is efficient and easy, breakout rooms are perfect for active and engaged learning, and the reports of usage (attendance) and recordings are excellent.

Additional features could be added to the Poll options. Easier download options for the chat text (in unrecorded meetings) should be considered.

The speed and efficiency of the software, even when dealing with huge workloads. One can easily make a group video call with a large number of participants without hiccups. Administrator access control is granular, giving administrators a lot of flexibility. It helps keep the call decent when there are a lot of participants. It's also easy to grant permissions to other co-hosts.

The user interface feels a little old. In both desktop and mobile apps, the user interface is very dated, and it takes longer than usual to find the options you want. Audio and video controls are also a bit confusing for beginners. On a Windows desktop, it can get weird looking at the 3 options for the microphone, when in fact you only have one. Desktop apps can also cause problems with Bluetooth headsets. It almost always failed to connect to the correct audio output, and I had to manually adjust the controls to set it to the correct output while making sure I didn't miss what the meeting itself was saying.