Opiniones de Skype

What I love the most with Skype is they give you the chance to pick a phone number with your local area code. You can also choose from any other region in the country.

The assign phone number will perform just like any regular phone number would. You can pick up calls and respond to text without an issue.

I dislike the fact that renewing your monthly phone number and your calling credits are two separate bills. I wish they all came as one package.

1. Chat or make audio/video calls for free to any device having skype. You can even use it from your mobile app.
2. Skype has an inbuilt translator to translate voice calls automatically. It is a game-changing feature that many competing tools can’t match easily.
3. You can also make calls to landlines or mobile phones on a paid basis.
4. You can store a list of contacts with their skype IDs and chat/ call histories.
5. It is straightforward to set up the tool. After you sign up, you can log in, check the mic and speaker settings, and you are good to go. Invite friends and start communicating.
6. You can set status, change the profile pic, adjust notifications, change theme, and dark mode, use keyboard shortcuts, and do lots more to customize your skype experience.
7. You can also search your chat histories to spot important details.
8. The Skype interface is very intuitive, where you can learn how to use different features without user manuals.
9. You can also create or join meetings for group communications.
10. There are options to set your background scenery to look better during video calls.

1. If you have no balance, you can’t make a single call to analog numbers like landlines or mobile phones.
2. In the case of slow internet connections, most features are not usable.
3. There are some privacy issues and safety features that need improvement, especially in mobile devices.
4. The basic version of the translator is free, but you need to pay for any meaningful conversations.
5. Conferencing feature for audio/ video calls has some hiccups, and there is scope for improvement.

the ease of communicate with the entire skype directory both inside and outside my organization

Over the years, different kind similar tools appeared offering a platforms with more varied options that were not limited only to chat and videoconference.

I like that this software is free, simple, and easy to set up. It does not require a lot of knowledge and the format and design is clear.

It does not have the same flow and dynamic use compared to programs like Microsoft teams or zoom.

I like the fact that it has the option to call, chat & screen share all with the tap of an icon. I also like the fact that you can see the status of everyone you’re working with, such as, if they are on a conference call, out of the office, etc. As well as, & how long ago they last logged in.

I don’t like the face that while you are screen sharing you cannot see the chat. So therefore, if you are screen sharing during a presentation you will not know if someone is trying to communicate with you.

Available on multiple platforms, typically there is no issue with landline calls and commonly used, so no need to invite others to use.

Slow to switch both on Desktop and on mobile (Android), especially when there is an average or higher load on CPU. Application hangs for minutes.

Most of the features are correct, the audio and video help with online meetings, very easy to use and to set up on your computer aswell.

Maybe the call recording can be improved as some might need some sort of evidence

Skype on desktop is easy to use. It provides us a reliable channel to communicate on for our team.

The web and mobile versions weren't as good as the desktop version.

Screen sharing and video communication are good options for one-to-one and group meetings, sharing my large files with them, and helping them organize media.

It's not clear why these bugs occur, such as delayed messages and not getting notifications.

This software is very convenient for screen sharing and online meetings.

The limited number of people who can connect to the meeting.

Skype is the best App for voice and video calling, it have been around since forever one of the best stable reliable communication apps. it has very important functions that many other calling and chat apps are missing, like editing messages and it was able to save the history of your chat and shared media forever.

until 2011 when Microsoft acquired Skype they seem to have started to messed up things alot they lowered the number of years you can keep your chat history to only 3 years. and feels like they are killing Skype to push for other alternative solution Microsoft Teams, which is now included in Windows 11 as the default communication app.

it can keep only last 3 year of chat history.
Owned by Microsoft which seems to push for other alternative communication Apps like Microsoft Teams.

Skype is the undisputed leader in instant messaging for small businesses. It has a fast chat interface and is best for small conversations and planned meetings with stable screen sharing features. Due to its widespread adoption, it is easy to communicate with customers/suppliers without them having to install another instant messaging app. My colleagues all use Skype for online meetings and business negotiations. I like how easily I can make and receive calls. The screen sharing option is very useful, especially when I have to give a presentation or teach online. I've been Skype for a long time and Skype helps me to connect easily with clients to keep lost historical messages and to transfer files easily. It is also very useful especially for making calls abroad.

I've noticed that Skype may be using too much memory and it can cause my PC performance to suffer when I use it in my PC. However, I believe it still works fine in this case. Although this is a free software, I believe this can be improved. In addition, there are occasional message delays and no notifications received, and technical support may also need to be improved.

Skype is a fantastic tool for chatting, video conferencing, and more. You may download and use it for free; even beginners can get started right away because it's so simple to use. Text, audio, or video can all be used to communicate. Skype is a cross-platform application that may be used on a variety of devices. Skype has the potential to improve the productivity of business users. You can invite your contacts to meetings that you schedule through the app. Only those who have been invited to the meeting and those who have been linked to the room can join Skype meetings. There are several advantages to using Skype for collaboration. For example, it facilitates file transfer and screen sharing. Skype's OneDrive integration enables you to share files one-by-one or in bulk over Skype. Any content from your computer or phone can be shared with your colleagues if video meetings are not enough. All Skype users, including non-hosts, have access to a shared virtual whiteboard. Use the whiteboard's freehand drawing tool and text to have group discussions and strategize.

Skype itself is not a problem for me; it's Microsoft's approach to it that bothers me. Skype will no longer be supported by Microsoft in Windows 11. To utilize Skype on Windows 10, you'll need to get used to Microsoft Teams, which is essential for greater security and additional features in Windows 11.

All my co-workers use Skype for online meetings and conferences and for business negotiations. I love that I can easily call people and receive calls. I personally find the screenshare option remarkably useful, espeically when I have to hold presentations or teaching online. It is quite easy to search for people and also tremendously practical for making a call abroad.

As with all technology there are a few drawbacks. I think some of the functions have the potential to be more user friendly. Inserting a video could be easier to do. Currently there are some bugs where the screen gets frozen during online meetings. It has to be mentioned that, controlling other devices is still impossible, but would be handy when it come to train my new co-workers or in case of attending at an IT course.

Ability to connect and join meetings easily from all devices type : smartphone, computer, tv and tablet,
Ability to record meetings and online presntations
Very easy to use, without needs of formal training
Screan share option which is very usefull for teamworking and when we are working in remote at home
Audio and video quality is great.

Sometimes it's hard to find old conversations
lack of social networking groups (like teams)
May have issues when internet connection is not strong. In this case, audio will be like robotic. Should be optimised to be clear with weak internet connection.
Sometimes we got an issue when sharing files

Old school video conference software. The brand itself it's easy to identify for old generations and make it easy for them to relate the brand with online video call and video conferencing. Since I have an old account, I still have the option to make a meeting with several users for an unlimited time.
The NDI integration is great if you want to bring a Skype interview to streaming platforms like Ecamm or OBS, however, it takes a lot of resources, so you better have a good computer to handle all that.

After the pandemic hit, Zoom took the leadership by offering a lighter, resources friendly and more reliable platform with better results in terms of video quality and stability. I don't feel that Skype evolved successfully in this new era by not adapting their product to the new needs and demands.

Skype's best feature is its video clarity. It is simple to use and effective for any size business, from a small startup to a major corporation. Skype is mobile-friendly, and the mobile app is excellent. We can hold meetings anywhere and at any time. It integrates easily with Microsoft 365. When it comes to messaging and group chat, it's highly effective, with some notification, and video options. File sharing, especially large files, can be done without trouble.

I was facing lags early but now I am happy with the software and have found nothing to dislike.

I have used Skype for many years, perhaps many don’t use it, but personally I think it is a great software, it is stable, it allows you to create groups, put a name and a certain image to the group and add contacts by email or by username , Skype offers several useful tools to make communication more interactive, something I like is that it allows me to share the screen, and make unlimited calls to conventional numbers for a very low rate.

Skype is excellent for calls and chat, the only thing I've had problems with is video calls, you need a good connection to be stable and fluid, otherwise it may show some lags.

The limit on adding people to a call is enough, can be used by big groups. The voice quality on calling and conferences is good. It is possible to share documents via chat. We have colleagues in different places on the globe and still we can make calls without delays.

Some 3pp addtional plugins can be added to the tool to make it more attractive.

Skype is all time best product until there was not other competitors in market. But Still Skype is good in messaging.
- group texting is best thing we have
- one of major features i like is that auto transalation to talk with people from other conutry

need some improvement for video conferencing + sometimes translation issues due to multiple words mismatch.

I truly like that Skype is free app for communicating since I fired utilizing it up until the present time. We appreciate involving this item in the greater part of our gatherings, even in our classes. This item doesn't be guaranteed to require credit except if you really want it's different elements to settle on decisions to mobiles and landlines and send SMS instant messages. By and large, I am a cheerful client of Skype!

This item's product presumably utilizes an excess of memory that is weighty when you use it in your PC that it causes a few slacks in your PC utilization. I trust that they can work on this element. Despite the fact that I realize this is free, and I truly do trust that the organization can improve on this one.

Great tool for chatting, conferance and video calling. User-interface is very good. There is support multiple OS. Share is easy be it screen and document.

Sometimes more then call cutting and voice breaking while connect more then 5 user.

The ease of maneuvering through the software was great.

Could use a few more options in the "away messages".

1. Skype is a great communication tool to connect with friends and family in an inexpensive, convenient, and easy way. It has revolutionized communication in the past few years and continues to grow rapidly
2. Skype is a popular free online instant messaging and VOIP service that allows users to make voice or video calls to other people on their Skype contacts list.
3.Skype is free, and most of the calls and Internet traffic are encrypted. Increased productivity, better communication, and higher quality work.
4. You can use Skype to make free calls to other Skype users, free calls to landlines and mobile phones, and free calls to other services like WhatsApp and Viber
5. You can share your screen, talk to your friends, and share your webcam. It’s a great way to meet new people and establish new connections.

1. Heightened cyber risk, less control over the content of your messages, and a higher chance of being the victim of a phishing scam
2. When you use Skype, At times you have to pay for it, and it uses up data, which is something you don’t want to pay for when you don’t need it.

Quick chat interface, optimal for small conversations and planned meetings both
Stable screen share feature

At times the app requires a restart when facing call quality issues /connection issues