Microsoft OneDrive Reviews

Microsoft OneDrive is used for anything and everything I have on my laptop, I backup on it. If I'm shifting to another laptop I can restore the data on that other laptop, the data is very secured. 

Sometimes we share files with each other in a very secure manner. We upload the files onto SharePoint or OneDrive, and then send the secured link to the intended recipient.

Overall the solution is used to backup data.

The main feature of Microsoft OneDrive is backing up data.

Microsoft OneDrive could improve because it doesn't support backing up .PST files, which are Outlook data files, and email archives. This is a substantial setback when it comes to Microsoft OneDrive.

There are times when there are some syncing issues. The resolution of the sync issues could be more user-friendly. When you keep on uploading on Microsoft OneDrive, there are a lot of duplicate files which keep adding. There should be some mechanism to identify the duplicate files, and then clean them up in an automated way. Microsoft OneDrive could check for the duplicate files which are exactly the same and give recommendations in terms of, which one to delete, to allow more free space. A type of cleanup function.

I have been using Microsoft OneDrive for approximately five years.

The stability of Microsoft OneDrive is very good, it is reliable. There were multiple instances where I had lost my valuable data on hard drives in several other places. However, with Microsoft OneDrive, I've never lost a single file.

The scalability of Microsoft OneDrive is not at all a challenge. I used to have 10 GB of storage every year and now, I have increased it to 100 GB because it was done very fast.

We have approximately 40,000 people using this solution in my organization, which is everyone.

I have contacted the support on one occasion. 

I would rate the support of Microsoft OneDrive a five out of five.

The initial setup of Microsoft OneDrive is simple.

The price of Microsoft OneDrive is reasonable and compatible with competitors.

My advice to others using this solution is don't back up your complete laptop, identify the folders you want to back up and back up only those. Otherwise, you will fill up your storage very quickly. It consumes a lot of data during syncs and other things, be judicious with those decisions.

I rate Microsoft OneDrive a seven out of ten.

I took off three-point for my overall scoring because the solution does not backup .PST files which are important for me.

I use it because I have to access my data with different devices. So, it actually helps me no matter where I am or which device I'm using to be able to not lose any of the files that I have. As for my personal use, I have it mostly to transfer my data and some information that I want, so I won't lose it from phone to phone, or in general, from a device that I am using.

It is simple to use and it allows me to give me the opportunity to access anything I want from any device.

I think it should be more user-friendly with more tutorials on the full scale of the program. I think there is still room for improvement and I am pretty sure they will come up with some more features in the program.

I have been using Microsoft OneDrive for the past two years.

I think it is stable and covers pretty much everything. 

I think it is scalable and is good for people to use.

It is straightforward, but it still has room for improvement.

There is no licensing fee from my experience. There is a tutorial that guides you. Follow the steps that are provided and you will have no worries.

On a scale of one to ten, I would rate Microsoft OneDrive an eight out of ten.

We primarily use OneDrive for storing our SharePoint files. Sometimes, we use it for individual backup and server backup.

OneDrive has so many features that I haven't been through them all yet.

The security features are good for the company's privacy.

They have support for integration with a lot of tools. However, I have not fully studied what is available because I have not used it enough.

The security is not as flexible as it is with Dropbox, which means that we can't share our OneDrive files.

The price is quite high and it should be reduced.

I have been using Microsoft OneDrive for two years.

We haven't experienced problems with bugs or glitches.

Scalability has not been an issue for us. We have about 90 users in our group.

So far, technical support has been okay.

We also have experience with Dropbox.

A technical person from our in-house team set up OneDrive for us.

This is a pricy solution, given that we are only using it at 50% capacity.

So far, OneDrive has been very good for us. It is more than enough for a basic user and I can recommend it.

I would rate this solution an eight out of ten.