(The promo code is valid through next week.)ĭespite looking an awful lot like Microsoft Office, WPS has a much smaller footprint nice if you're using it on an older system and/or one that's strapped for storage.īusiness Edition users can get support via email and numerous online options (forums, tutorials, etc.), though not by phone. If you haven't already, by all means try out the free version before hopping on this deal. What has two thumbs and saved you an extra $6? This guy. non-Cheapskate readers) have to pay the $39.99 price. Normally it runs $79.99, and civilians (i.e. That license is good for one PC and an unlimited number of mobile devices. That's after applying promo code CNET6 at checkout.
#Wps office professional upgrade#
Many folks can get by just fine on WPS Free, but if you want an ad-free experience and more advanced features (like the option of splitting and merging PDFs), here's a pretty nice upgrade option: WPS Office 2016 Business Edition lifetime license for $33.99.
I think the suite's polished, modern interface (stolen straight from Microsoft though it may have been) gives it a leg up over some other suites.
#Wps office professional for free#
Not when there are so many other solid alternatives for free or cheap.įor example, I've long been a fan of WPS Office Free, which offers the Big Three apps - word processing, spreadsheets and presentations - in exchange for looking at the occasional ad. But $70 or $100 per year for Office 365 Personal or Home? Um.no. I like the suite, and will note that Outlook remains probably the single best desktop mail client you can get. If there's one thing you learn in Cheapskate 101, it's that paying for Microsoft Office is pretty ridiculous. In the battle between lifetime license and subscription license, lifetime wins every time. And find more great buys on the CNET Deals page. Questions about the Cheapskate blog? Find the answers on our FAQ page. CNET's Cheapskate scours the web for great deals on PCs, phones, gadgets and much more.
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