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It is very easy to access my files from anywhere without worrying if I left something on my work laptop. It's cool that i can just open my OneDrive folder and every file feels like it's local, no annoying delay or anything. Sync happens almost instantly so I don't really notice it, even with big excel trackers and reports. Plus, knowing all my data's backed up and safe makes work a lot less stressful.
The user interface on OneDrive itself is great, with granular options such as a high number of folder colours available to help with organisation and personalisation.
What I like most about OneDrive is its seamless integration with Microsoft 365 applications, which makes file access, sharing, and real time collaboration very efficient. The ability for multiple users to work on the same document simultaneously without version conflicts is a major advantage. Additionally, its reliable file syncing across devices and easy accessibility from anywhere significantly improve productivity. The interface is simple and intuitive making it easy for both technical and non technical users to navigate and manage files effectively.
There's not really anything to complain about this, but I'll say the web version is kinda slow sometimes compared to using files straight from File Explorer. Also, a couple of times, sync ran into issues, especially when I was using the mobile version of Excel from OneDrive when my internet was spotty, so I had some edits out of order until everything refreshed. But they are not a huge problem or anything, just stuff you notice once in a while.
When synced with a Windows PC's storage. I see many colleagues lose track of whether a file has been saved to their machine (e.g. their downloads folder) or whether it's been saved somewhere on OneDrive. The integration with Microsoft's own operating system lacks clear distinction, and my colleagues get frustrated by how easy it is to misplace documents and lose them within OneDrive when they were on their local machine just moments ago. I dislike how when I'm apart of a Shared Drive on OneDrive, it's very obtuse when I want to pin this drive to my quick access. I've pinned it to both my colleagues' and my own quick access panels, and each time I do it, I'm always shocked at how much digging I need to do just to find the menu option to pin it. Sharing a file within OneDrive should pop up with two options, rather than the default action. It should offer me to do one of two things: send a copy of this file, or provide someone with access to this file through OneDrive. I shouldn't have to download the file, then attach it to an email all the time.
What I dislike most about OneDrive is the occasional sync conflict that occurs, especially when files are edited offline or across multiple devices. Resolving these conflicts is not always straightforward and can be confusing for users. Additionally the sharing permissions and external collaboration controls could be more flexible easier to manage. At times, file syncing may feel slightly delayed for large files, which can impact efficiency when working on time sensitive tasks