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Save $50 on Microsoft Office for PC and Mac for Black Friday

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With thousands of Amazon Black Friday deals out there, it’d be easy to miss out on the best deals. That’s why we’ve highlighted that you can snap up Microsoft Office for PC and Mac for just $99. That’s a saving of $50 on the usual price. The most famous office package out there, it’s highly likely that you’ll soon find it indispensable.

Normally priced at $150, you can snap up a license for one year of Microsoft Office Home and Student 2019 for just $99 right now. That’s a savings of $50, working out at around 33% off the usual price. That makes the world-famous office suite far more tempting than ever before. While there are many alternatives to Microsoft Office out there, none can compare to the full and genuine product. It simply works the best out of the bunch, so this is a great time to get the best for less.

In exchange for your $99, you get a digital download license key for Microsoft Office Home and Student 2019 for one user/one device. The code will be instantly delivered to you so you can use the suite as soon as you finish downloading it. The package includes 2019 versions of Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint along with additional OneNote features too, for storing important data. Even better — it works whether you have a PC or Mac-based system so you won’t have to worry about checking for compatibility.

Effectively, it’s everything you need to get started in your home office or when studying. You can use Microsoft Word for typing up documents, Excel for developing spreadsheets, and PowerPoint for drawing up presentations to display at work or in an educational scenario. It’s basically the best of the bunch when it comes to what Microsoft Office can offer and is certainly worth the asking fee for the majority of users. Everything about the productivity suite is intuitive and easy to use.

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If you checked out the Microsoft Office deal and realized you felt like buying something else, check out our other Black Friday deals for all the best prices and offers out there right now. You won’t be disappointed.

Jennifer Allen
Jennifer Allen is a technology writer with over 15 years of experience in the field. During that time, she's spent the past…
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