Google Meet

Integration with your Google account, you can generate your virtual meeting from your email, from your calendar, etc.
Screen sharing allows you to improve your presentation

It lacks some features, like being able to make notes about what you are presenting ... and the option of being able to record the meeting or part of the meeting.

The first thing I like about Google Meet is its high quality video and audio quality. No matter where i find myself, it has never failed me when talking to my family, friends or clients. For a writer like myself who works remotely, its important to have a reassuring and reliable app that meets not just my needs, but that of my customer's too.To me, another reassuring feature is the ability to Live stream and send it to YouTube via Google Meet. In this day and age, it would be a lie to say I haven't thought of starting a YouTube channel. With Google meet, its made simpler. I also appreciate the Screen Sharing and Meeting Recording features. For meetings and guidance training, it always proves effective as it allows me follow the speakers words and deeds efficiently during and even after a meeting has ended. On my own, i can watch the recording and follow along.Lastly, it allows me integrate with other apps like Google Calendar and Google Drive, aiding me in scheduling my appointments taking into consideration whatever was spoken in the meetings or conferences. With the Drive, everyone can access shared files easily.

The most striking con will have to be the fact that whenever i invite people to join, when they finally get on the app and lgn, they still have to ask again before eventually joining. It would be great if they just entered the meeting with any additional hassles.

Ease of use and accessibility. Along with how well it works with Google Suite products.

That you cannot chat with individuals only with whole group. Also, they do not have built in polls. You need to have extensions.

My company uses Google Hangouts primarily for video conferencing both internally and with clients, and we found the software to be incredibly user-friendly. This is especially true if you are already familiar with other Google Suite products. The direct link for Hangouts through Google Calendar invites is incredibly convenient, and makes video conferencing virtually seamless. The addition of individual phone numbers for Hangouts calls provides even more value, as you no longer need access to a computer to dial into a meeting.

As is the case with most conferencing application, consistent quality is the biggest challenge with Hangouts. This is especially true with a larger number of participants, as audio and video quality tend to degrade when more people are on a single call. Mobile quality is also very inconsistent, even with Android phones which cater to Google products. I have found that dialing in via the assigned phone number is really the only productive way to join a Hangouts conference call, as the audio and video quality typically not stable enough to last an entire call.