OneDrive Reviews

Being able to back up files from all my devices that I'm logged into, file sharing across all my logged in devices, and the price for the cloud services is very reasonable especially considering every bonus that is included when paying for cloud and being able to share it with family.

Personally the only thing that I would change is the way OneDrive categorizes uploaded photos from mobile.

What I like the most is the Quick Access in OneDrive. All the projects and all the most used shared documents or sites show up.

When displaying the files there is way too much detail with the file. It is just too much there.

The ease of use and the various features.

The capacity you can save at a particular time.

I like OneDrive ability to save every document that I have in my computer. It has proven to be a lifesaver a number of times when I have accidently deleted a file on my local computer and fortunately I am always able to find the deleted files through OneDrive.

If you do not want everything on your computer to sync to OneDrive, you will need to set it up properly.

We use One Drive for all of the document sharing in our company. It is easy and feels secure that if something were to happen to my computer, all of my documents are saved in One Drive.

When I go to save something on OneDrive, it seems to lag a little bit. Otherwise, it works great.

Onedrive is pre-installed on some devices and with an existing Microsoft account there is no need to do anything other than sign in. Onedrive is secure and allows me to restrict access as needed.
The best feature in my opinion is file organization. It's a practical and logical system. I can pull up any file I need almost instantly.
Onedrive is part of a larger group of software that can be even more helpful as a whole. OneNote, for example. Office is another that I found helpful of course. Help is relatively easy to find. The price and alloted storage are good if you've bundled with Office/365.

Large files and sharing can be troublesome due to limited options. Synchronization has limited options as well. I've had a problem with duplicate files.
I question if Onedrive is the best option for business accounts.

OneDrive is very user friendly and easy to deploy.

It is difficult to know when you are not signed in to OneDrive. We have a company setting that you are automatically logged in when you start your laptop; however, that grey cloud appears and you may lose your work.

Easy to use, very low cost, reliable and safe data storage with file sharing options to suit multiple circumstances. Comes with Office Suite and mobile image back up also so does everything required.

The mobile app can be a little slow at times and doesn't have image tag search like the gallary on phones.

With OneDrive, you can toss all your files, pics, and vids up in the cloud. No need to worry about running out of space on your devices, and you can access your stuff from anywhere with internet.

If you're into Word, Excel, or PowerPoint, OneDrive plays nicely with them. You can edit and collaborate on your docs straight from the cloud, which is super handy for group projects or just sharing stuff with friends. Make a change to a file on your laptop? No worries, OneDrive syncs it up across all your devices automatically. So, you're always working with the latest version, whether you're on your phone, tablet, or computer.
OneDrive makes it easy to share files or folders with others. You can work on stuff together in real-time, which is awesome for team projects or when you're brainstorming with friends. Your files are safe with OneDrive. They've got all sorts of security measures in place, like encryption and multi-factor authentication. Plus, they back up your stuff regularly, so you can breathe easy knowing your important files are protected.

One drawback of using OneDrive is that the free storage limit can be relatively small compared to other cloud storage services. While it offers a decent amount of free space, users may find themselves needing to upgrade to a paid plan if they have a large amount of data to store. This could be a downside for those who are looking for extensive storage options without wanting to pay for additional space.

Moving data between computers is incredibly easy. Beforehand I would have to manually move data via hard drives. Being able to sign into OneDrive and have all your data move over seamlessly is an amazing feature that I would hate to go without.

Since we don't use OneDrive too much outside of the backups, there really isn't any cons.

I use it daily to keep my documents saved and updated. It helps me to organize all my daily tasks and objectives

If you don’t clearly remember the location of a document, it is not easy to find it

Easy access to documents has been instrumental in organizing our precedent bank and for day to day use.

Some of our documents cannot be stored in OneDrive due to the privacy nature and the ability of Microsoft employees to access the data.

Ease of set-up and full integration with Windows OS.

Management and clean up can get tricky if End Users are aware of how things flow.

I love being able to collaborate and share files that can be accessed from anywhere.

I haven't found anything I like least yet from OneDrive. I am highly satisfied.

I love that you set it up and don’t have to do anything else with it.

One con is that is seems to log me out on my computer from time to time.

Comes bundled together with any Microsoft 365 subscription. Able to sync documents in Desktop, Documents and Picture folders of Windows Machine

Unable to startup at times - End users wouldn't know
Can't sync up PST files - Will corrupt PST files. PST files are located in documents folder by default
Slow in syncing
Unknown error when unable to startup

I like that I can save all of my things to the same OneDrive and even if I switch devices I can still access all of my documents or files from the previous one.

I had to go back through and resave them before changing devices to make sure that they are all saved to the OneDrive. Had I known that I needed to save them there before I would have did it from the start.