The video and audio quality is still more reliable than anything else I've tried. In the sense of not "breaking up"; not that it's actually high-res audio or vi

The video and audio quality is still more reliable than anything else I've tried. In the sense of not "breaking up"; not that it's actually high-res audio or video. It's the only one where regardless of participants network or machine quality, the conversation hardly ever gets interrupted. It also still can show more simultaneous "squares" of video than most (maybe not all anymore) of it's competitors. Also it's atrocious UI and UX may still be better than MS Teams.