Daily Steals 12-Month Microsoft 365 Personal Subscription for One User (PC/Mac) on sale for
$36.99 when you apply coupon code
SBDSMSUB at checkout.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to Staff member
LovelyCheetah for finding this deal.
Instructions:
- Click here to visit the product page
- Select desired color option, then add item to cart
- Apply coupon code SBDSMSUB during checkout
- Price will be $42.99 - $6 off w/ coupon = $36.99 with free shipping
About this product:- You will be mailed this product in its physical retail factory-sealed packaging which includes a product key code voucher to redeem on Microsoft.com here as a digital download.
- 12-months digital access for one user to full versions of Microsoft's popular suite of office and productivity applications:
- Microsoft Word
- Excel
- PowerPoint
- Outlook
- OneNote
- Publisher
- Access
- 1TB OneDrive Cloud Storage
- You may cancel auto-renewal on your subscription before the 12 month subscription ends by visiting the Subscriptions section on your Microsoft account here at any time (upon cancellation, you will still maintain access to your active subscription for the complete 12 month period you purchased).
Top Comments
Nothing wrong with the pay once standalone version but it's an inferior product when compared to Microsoft 365. The standalone versions eventually need to be upgraded as mainstream support ends 5 years after the version is released.
Office Home & Student 2021 is $124.99 at a discount retailer (msrp is $149.99). Over 5 years the standalone is $60 cheaper but doesn't provide the additional features Microsoft 365 offers - 1TB cloud storage, install multiple PCs, mobile apps, feature updates that the standalone version doesn't receive (have to buy the next standalone version to get them), etc. For most, paying $60 more or $12 extra a year over 5 years is well worth it.
I have personally done so myself - I found an amazing deal on these, bought 3 of them, and applied all 3 to the same subscription. Each one pushed my subscription expiration date out by 1 year.
Good luck!
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I have personally done so myself - I found an amazing deal on these, bought 3 of them, and applied all 3 to the same subscription. Each one pushed my subscription expiration date out by 1 year.
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Switching between Microsoft 365 Personal & Family subscriptions is documented in this article on their website, which is where the attached example is from:
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/switch-to-microsoft-365-family-or-microsoft-365-personal-3fcc1efc-2722-427f-8efa-db94b9b0a36b
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Based on the example, applying a key for a Microsoft 365 Family subscription to an account having 4 years of Microsoft 365 Personal will result in the account having 5 years of Microsoft 365 Family.
But again, that is just a guess based on the information available.
Please reply or DM if you go through with it, and let us know if it worked.
I'll just keep using my 2016 version it does everything I need.
no need to pay annual subscription.
I'll just keep using my 2016 version it does everything I need.
no need to pay annual subscription.
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I'll just keep using my 2016 version it does everything I need.
no need to pay annual subscription.
Nothing wrong with the pay once standalone version but it's an inferior product when compared to Microsoft 365. The standalone versions eventually need to be upgraded as mainstream support ends 5 years after the version is released.
Office Home & Student 2021 is $124.99 at a discount retailer (msrp is $149.99). Over 5 years the standalone is $60 cheaper but doesn't provide the additional features Microsoft 365 offers - 1TB cloud storage, install multiple PCs, mobile apps, feature updates that the standalone version doesn't receive (have to buy the next standalone version to get them), etc. For most, paying $60 more or $12 extra a year over 5 years is well worth it.
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