Webex Meetings

What differentiates Webex Meetings from other similar products?

The meetings just work and calling in hasn't let us down when trying to include everyone external who needs to attend meetings. The reliability and lack of quirks has been amazing.

What is your favorite aspect of this product?

The simplicity of setting up a meeting and attaching one to an Outlook meeting is a very seamless process. We've had to use very little effort to make sure people in the company know how to set up and work with meetings.

What do you dislike most about this product?

I have noticed that my camera brightness on my computer doesn't play well with Webex for some reason. I can work around this with the built-in brightness controls, but the camera looks find in anything else without messing with this. Other than that, it works very well for everything we use it for.

What recommendations would you give to someone considering this product?

I definitely recommend giving Webex Meetings a try to see how well it works in your environment. I feel it definitely works more reliably than Teams. We do have Cisco as our phone system, so this factors into the recommendation. If you have Cisco for phones, using Webex Meetings makes a lot of sense.

What differentiates Webex Meetings from other similar products?

Noise suppression. The built-in noise suppression is excellent.

What is your favorite aspect of this product?

Ease of use and noise supression.

What do you dislike most about this product?

Just like any other video conferencing platform. No key differentiator.

What recommendations would you give to someone considering this product?

If you have cisco suite running already, this makes perfect sense.

What differentiates Webex Meetings from other similar products?

It stands out from competing software because it's feature-rich, easy to use, and chat features work well for asking questions, exchanging data, and providing a clean, readable interface.

What is your favorite aspect of this product?

When it comes to online meeting spaces, Webex is among the frontrunners. When Webex first began, there were hardly any other similar services available. Not nothing about Webex appeals to me. It's only another piece of software or hardware for video chats. Webex is still widely used, and the company has a sizable business clientele. It's an excellent choice for Webinars that require top-notch sound and visuals. Everyone who joined is listed clearly.

What do you dislike most about this product?

It's not a breeze to use Webex. The interface is not self-interactive, making it potentially difficult even for experienced users. I find their design to be antiquated and unappealing now. The fact that you have to log in every time is the major reason why I don't enjoy using Webex. It is not possible to leave the thin client logged in for it to use later since it does not have a single session. It's not obvious where the video and audio controls are located whether you're sharing a screen or an app. If you want to have more people in your meeting than Zoom allows, you'll need to schedule multiple meetings.

What recommendations would you give to someone considering this product?

Webex's user interface is straightforward, and it integrates smoothly with other popular applications like Microsoft Outlook, therefore I'd highly recommend it. Webex's mobile app is a great replacement for desktop use.