Zoom Reviews

Reviewers largely see Zoom as the dependable default for remote meetings: easy to join, familiar to clients and less technical users, and strong on audio, video, screen sharing, recording, breakout rooms, and large-group sessions, often even on weaker connections. The main complaints are not core reliability but product bloat: a dated, noisy interface, scattered settings, annoying updates, free-plan time limits, and occasional audio, connection, or screen-sharing glitches. Some founders also praise Zoom’s infrastructure, with makers of Askiva AI and Atter AI citing robust integrations and reliable call access.