FaceTime Review
- What is FaceTime
- Product Quality Score
- Main Features
- List of Benefits
- Technical Specifications
- Available Integrations
- Customer Support
- Pricing Plans
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What is FaceTime?
Apple users are definitely familiar with the video messaging application FaceTime, which lets people initiate and take part in video calls. Whether it's from one Mac computer to another, or to an iPod Touch, iPhone, or iPad, video calls can be made via FaceTime. Business discussions, virtual meetings, and other collaborative activities can be done in an office that has Mac and iOS devices.Product Quality Score
FaceTime features
Main features of FaceTime are:
- High-Definition Video
- Intuitive Interface
- Quick Setup
- Easy-to-Organize Contacts
- Ring Anywhere, Any Time
FaceTime Benefits
The main benefits of Facetime are its video quality, its integration with Apple devices, and its ability to receive calls even if it is not running.
The video quality of FaceTime calls is superior to other video messaging apps, with 720p video calls possible on supported, Intel-based Macs. Whatever the Apple device, FaceTime is already integrated to it, and if setup is necessary all that is needed is the entry of the user’s Apple ID. FaceTime calls are also much like regular phone calls — the user simply has to pick the person from the contact list and call.
Incoming calls can be received by FaceTime even if the user has not activated the app. The user’s contacts can easily reach them and vice versa, so long as they are using an iPod, iPhone, or a Mac.
Technical Specifications
Devices Supported
- Web-based
- iOS
- Android
- Desktop
Customer types
- Small business
- Medium business
- Enterprise
Support Types
- Phone
- Online
FaceTime Integrations
The following FaceTime integrations are currently offered by the vendor:
- Salesforce ServiceCloud
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Pricing Plans
FaceTime pricing is available in the following plans: