Zoom Meetings Erfahrungen

Video- und Tonqualität sind hervorragend, was die Marktbegleiter meist als größtes Manko haben. Daneben kommt dazu, dass Zoom nun derart weit verbreitet ist, dass man wohl keinem mehr erklären muss, wie es funktioniert.
Die Einspielmöglichkeiten von virtuellen Kameras und Tönen ist für mich das I Tüpfelchen, was andere ebenfalls oft nicht oder nur mangelhaft abbilden.

Fand es früher cooler, als man for free zu zweit so lange übertragen konnte wie man wollte. Andererseits ist das kein wirklicher Manko. Klar gibt es kostenlose Alternativen, die meist aber auch entsprechende Qualität abliefern.

Ich verwende Zoom jetzt schon 2 Jahre, weil das Produkt mich einfach von Anfang an überzeugt hat. Installation sowie Handhabung sind mega einfach. Wenn das Internet stabil ist, können Sie sicher sein, dass Sie die beste Videokommunikation erleben, die Sie bekommen können. Die mobile App ist auch ein großes Plus, da ich Meetings beitreten kann und direkt auf meinem Telefon sehe, was andere teilen. Die Anpassungsmöglichkeiten sind hervorragend.

Das einzige, was mir an der Software nicht gefällt, sind die Overlay-Steuerelemente. Die Elemente können Ihre Aufnahme manchmal behindern.

Insgesamt schätze ich die Zuverlässigkeit der Software sehr. Während es bei anderen immer wieder Probleme gibt, funktioniert Zoom mit Abstand am stabilsten. Die Funktionen werden ständig erweitert, etwa virtuelle Hintergründe und Filter.

Das Datenschutz-Thema hat mich anfangs lange von Zoom abgehalten. Auch wenn dies noch lange nicht gelöst ist, zumindest werden hier Anstrengungen unternommen. Leider verlangt die Software viele Zugriffsrechte, das ist der einzige Nachteil.

Die Gesprächsqualität ist immer gut gewesen.

Die Bedienbarkeit ist nicht so einfach und intuitiv, wie bei anderen Tools.

Kurzzeitige und geplanted Videokonferenzen laufen großteils sehr verlässlich.

Es gibt Bedenken beim Thema Datenschutz.

I like almost everything about Zoom Video Conferencing. Mostly I like its video quality and audio quality when I use it for conversation. The way it gives me access to add multiple people to a meeting is amazing and I also like this feature the most. Overall I can say that I am satisfied with this product.

There is one thing that I want to highlight that I dislike about it and that is Zoom Video Conferencing is a little bit expensive compared to other tools, but it is worth to spend on it.

My absolute favorite thing about Zoom is the fact that inviting someone to a meeting is as simple as sending the link. On the end-user's side, all they have to do is click the link. If they've got the software, then they're all set. If not, the installer launches automatically. Simple, simple, simple.

I work with mostly volunteers of varying levels of technical comfort, and this software has made my job much easier.

This is an extremely niche thing, and I have absolutely NO problem with the fact that the Zoom development team hasn't included these features, but one of the obstacles to our using Zoom for meetings has to do with Robert's Rules of Order -- in a totally electronic meeting, there is no integrated method for secret balloting during parliamentary proceedings.

Again -- that's a SERIOUSLY edge use-case. No problems here, but since you asked...

The free plan is pretty generous with up to 100 participants for 40 minutes. It's great for many small-purpose presentations, but don't get extended with Q&A.
Mostly the free plan is great for one-on-one since it's not time-limited. It integrates great with WordPress through many plugins, or Book Like a Boss, CalendarHero and some other scheduling tools.
The quality of audio is good most of the time. Same as for the video, good most of the time.
The added advantage is that now, with the pandemic, it got more press and more people learned how to use it as well.

I don't like the fact that software needs to be installed. It does have a web version, but even then it's less reliable.
It requires a learning period to get on how to use it. If you have a co-host who isn't familiar, it becomes an embarrassing trip to start teaching them in the middle of the presentation.
Many times, when I was a participant, not a host, I could see the hosts struggling with settings and getting things to work. Some hosts don't even know how to mute participants so it gets very distracting.
It often glitches due to either the internet connection or some other reason, but I have a very fast internet speed that doesn't present me any problems in other tools.
Some things about the tool aren't intuitive, and they haven't fixed them or changed them at all, in all this time, and I'd imagine, a huge amount of feedback.
Since it's mainly software-based, people with Windows 10 S will not be able to use it, and you'd have to instruct participants how to "Join from browser". If it just you, one-on-one it's no big deal, but when there are more participants, each having their own problems, then you've got a problem.

Zoom has become an important tool for remote work and virtual communication. I will give thanks to who give this product to us. Specially its very useful in Covid period and now continue doing meeting on zoom.

The product is very useful but the network connections disturb our meeting.

I really liked Zoom, as it is an easy-to-use application that helps a lot in meetings, classes, and even informal events with friends. When we started using this application, our employees quickly adapted.

What I don't really like about the app is that sometimes it bugs, so the audio stops, sometimes the image stops, but that doesn't happen very often.