(Opens in a new window) Read Our Microsoft OneNote Review Just be aware of its shortcomings before you sink all your notes into it. Microsoft OneNote is the second best note-taking service available at this time, which will be reason enough for many people to adopt it. Because nothing else can top it, Evernote still holds PCMag's Editors' Choice. Evernote remains faster, more capable, and quite frankly better, but at a cost that's hard to swallow. OneNote is pretty good if you've never used any other service before, but if you're switching from Evernote and are used to the Evernote way, the transition is rough. It's free, includes heaps of storage space, and carries the familiar interface of other Microsoft apps. It provides many of the same concepts as Evernote, but in a different structure. OneNote is available on mobile devices, Windows and Mac, and the Web. Microsoft OneNote is the only other service at the moment that comes close to Evernote, but depending on your needs, close might not be good enough. However, recent changes to Evernote, including a stiff price hike, have left many customers bitter and looking for an alternative. In terms of its functionality and ease of use, it's the clear number-two choice, second to Evernote. Microsoft OneNote is a note-taking app that works across a wide range of devices, for free, with a decent array of features.

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