Where to buy Microsoft Office for the best price in October 2017

You're in luck if you want to buy Microsoft Office for your laptop or PC as we've searched around all the best retailers to bring you the best deals on the net. Microsoft Office prices can be high if you're not careful.

So why settle for the RRP, when we can show you where to get a discounted Microsoft Office deal from reliable retailers? Take a look below and we'll give you the latest prices for both Microsoft Office 365 and Microsoft Office 2016. We're expecting a brand new version at some point next year, but prices will be much higher than the current batch for a while, so these could be your best options as Microsoft Office discounts aren't traditionally much of a thing around Black Friday either.

If you want to install your new copy of Microsoft Office on a new machine, you might be interested in our selection of cheap laptop deals.

Buy Microsoft Office 365

If you're looking to buy Microsoft Office 365, you should know that this is a subscription-based service. The prices below are for your first year for one user to use on one PC, along with a tablet or mobile too.

The advantages of using Office 365 include having access to all the latest versions of programs in the Microsoft Office suite and having 1TB of OneDrive cloud storage. The latter is particularly useful for editing documents on the go. So you could go from writing on the laptop/desktop to making a few changes or crucial last minute updates on your mobile or tablet. If the online cloud storage and device switching won't be useful, we'd recommend scrolling further down this page and consider buying Microsoft Office 2016 instead for a one off fee.

Buy Microsoft Office 2016

If you want to get one of the best office suites out there and not have to worry about subscription costs further down the line, we'd suggest you buy Microsoft Office 2016, also known as just Office 2016.

While it does cost more than a year of Office 365, Office 2016 may work out cheaper for you in the long run. The cheapest version is usually the 'Home & Student' Edition which comes with a lifetime license for one user. And no, you don't have to be a student to buy and use this version which comes with the essential Office suite items like Word, Excel, PowerPoint and OneNote.

October 16, 2017 at 10:30PM
Brendan Griffiths