While most of us are perfectly fine using a free email service, like Gmail or Outlook.com, Microsoft believes that there is an audience for its new Outlook.com Premium tier that offers an ad-free experience and access to extra features for $19.95 per year…
While most of us are perfectly fine using a free email service, like Gmail or Outlook.com, Microsoft believes that there is an audience for its new Outlook.com Premium tier that offers an ad-free experience and access to extra features for $19.95 per year.
Outlook.com Premium can be considered the replacement for the Ad-free plan , the latter of which cost the same but only dropped the ads in exchange — a high price to pay for what you can do for free with a simple browser plug-in. Outlook.com Premium, on the other hand, is way better value for money, and here’s why.
First things first. The premium tier is not actually designed with the average user in mind. Why? Because the extra features that it includes — on top of the ad-free experience — and the focus on collaboration make it better suited for groups of Outlook.com users, who can make the best of it.
For instance, it gives subscribers access to custom email domains, through GoDaddy, like “john@smithcrew.com” or “michael@wallfamily.
