![]() OneDrive integrates seamlessly with Microsoft 365 apps and includes rich photo-management features. Everything it stores is also available in any web browser you log in to. OneDrive has apps not only for Windows PCs, but also for macOS, Android, iOS, Kindle Fire, and Xbox. ![]() The service's deep integration with Windows and Microsoft 365, alongside its completeness, maturity, and polish, earn it not only an Editors' Choice award, but also a rare five-out-of-five rating. OneDrive has attractive and capable web and mobile interfaces, photo AI tagging, real-time collaborative editing, and powerful search. It has a rich feature set, online office apps, and wide platform support. OneDrive's functionality and design have reached a point of slick usability and reliability. Well, that's not entirely accurate, since OneDrive preceded those cloud storage and syncing services by at least five years. OneDrive is Microsoft's answer to Apple's iCloud and Google Drive. How to Set Up Two-Factor Authentication.How to Record the Screen on Your Windows PC or Mac.How to Convert YouTube Videos to MP3 Files.How to Save Money on Your Cell Phone Bill.How to Free Up Space on Your iPhone or iPad.How to Block Robotexts and Spam Messages.IDrive, one of our Editors’ Choice picks for online backup, offers 2TB of storage for $69.50 per year. ![]() Both Dropbox and OneDrive respectively offer free 2GB and 5GB accounts. You can also opt for an Office 365 Personal subscription for $69.99 per year, which includes the Office 365 suite in addition to 1TB of OneDrive storage. It’s also worth noting that you need to upgrade to the business account to use external drives with the software.įor comparison, Dropbox Plus costs $9.99 per month for 1TB of storage and OneDrive offers a 50GB storage plan for $1.99 per month. The cost increases from there as you add more users and increase storage capacities. As for business plans, it offers a 1TB option for up to three users starting at $55 per month. The price jumps up to $9.99 per month for 250GB of storage and $18.95 for 500GB. SugarSync’s basic plan includes 100GB of cloud storage for $7.49 per month, which equates to $90 per year. SugarSync should either remove the credit card requirement for the 30-day trial or make the 90-day trial the default. Alternatively, there’s a hidden option for a 90-day trial with 5GB of storage that does not require a credit card. Oddly, it offers two trial versions, one of which is a free 30-day trial that requires a credit card. SugarSync does not offer a permanent free account, unlike OpenDrive and Google Drive. In the crowded file syncing market space, competing services offer more features for less. Further, it’s unnecessarily difficult to cancel an account once you start paying. Michael Muchmore, Ben Moore While SugarSync is intuitive to set up and use, it’s expensive and lacks standard capabilities such as collaborative editing and two-factor authentication. A service needs to be simple to configure and reliable, but pricing, storage space, and extra features matter as well. ![]() ![]() With a file-syncing service, you can access all of your files on any device you choose and keep a backup copy in the cloud. SugarSync Is Mostly Sweet PC Magazine | February 2018 ![]()
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