Evernote Teams vs OneDrive Comparison

- Useful for creating quick notes - A lot of templates to choose from - Easy to use - Good organization of notes

- OneDrive integration missing (only Google Drive)

I like the tagging function and that Evernote is cross platform.

It's very similar to OneDrive which is free, so I don't think it's worth upgrading to the paid version.

it's really friendly, I can write note and will be easy have it in other devices just login to my personal area

It's really nice for personal used, for business I prefer other product ... product that can guarantee more secure environment.

It always works, no matter if you're on your phone, tablet, PC, mac, it just works. It doesn't even require an internet connection! Excellent layout and seamless integration cross-platform.

It isn't as fully formed as other tools, I find myself simply using Microsoft Word and Onedrive for most document sharing as Evernote is missing some key features I need.

It was the first program for file mangement that i used. At the beginning it was very interesting to use because it had many innovative features that other programs did not have, but with the passing of time they were relegated in characteristics and their use ceased to be interesting. Sadly it does not offer anything that other programs like Drive or OneDrive do not offer you with the disadvantage that most people use Drive and OneDrive so people prefer not to be switching to other programs.

It does not offer you any extra to decide to change from another program to evernote

Evernote is without a doubt the software that has most revolutionized my way of working in recent years. Since always, I juggled with files and their backups, texts stored as word files, emails, ... It was everywhere. Now it's all centralized and I'm saving a lot of time. Plus, since everything is automatically backed up in the cloud and synchronized with my phone, I don't have to worry about losing data.

Being a bit paranoid, I've always liked to make several local and cloud backups of everything I use. I regret that Evernote does not allow Pcloud (which has requested it many times) to open its API to allow users of 2 software to save all Evernote content automatically in Pcloud. Facebook, Googldrive, Dropbox, Instagram and onedrive have allowed Pcloud to do so. How about Evernote?

I like the fact that Evernote Business really helps team to boost their productivity: you can integrate a lot of apps with it - Google Drive, Google Agenda, WeTransfer, Trello, DropBox, OneDrive - consequently, Evernote becomes the go-to platform to implement group projects. Also the app is super easy to use, and I'm used to checking it on my phone and on my desktop. Also you can easily share files with this software.

I don't really like the interface of the app - the colors, the fact that it looks quite empty/blank when there is nothing written. I really prefer the way other apps look, like "ColorNote". It could be improved with a more flat design.

I've used this software since 2013. This is one program that I CANNOT live without. I store EVERYTHING in Evernote. I probably don't even use 1/2 of of the functions available with this software, but I'm still determined to master it though! Pro number one for me is the convenience! I use the browser version and the app, when on my Mac, and the app on my phone, too. The capture tool on my Mac makes...

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Now, the "downside". Using this program since 2013 should tell you, that any downsides EN does have, are vastly overshadowed by it's shine. Shifting your lifelong organizational habits from a file/ folder based system to En's "note/ notebook" system overwhelms some people, I'm sure. I struggled with this, myself! Don't let it, though! If you remember, I already applauded the awesome search capabilities...

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1 Tb of cloud space: at this very moment this has been enough for me, I have tons of family pictures, several client files with pictures, data files, etc., and is a lot of space (so far) Ease of integration with non-MS apps.

webpage interface could be more appealing towards to organizing, literally, thousands of files. search within does not always give good / accurate results.

Great collaboration tool, great cloud based step up from the traditional shared drive.

Pricing models not suitable for smaller teams.

Because it is Microsoft it has excellent integration with the Office suite. It's also intuitive to use, very simple to both share files and adjust rights, and the versioning history is incredibly easy to use.

I wish it worked better with Microsoft Teams - specifically I would like it to be easier to move files from OneDrive to a Teams channel. The process is clunky enough that it's actually easier to just download the file from OneDrive and then upload it to Teams.

Every other file sharing product I have used had some sort of access issues. Either you lose connection or files are out of synch or links don't work. I haven't run into anything like that. It just works the way it is supposed to.

For a product that is really made to improve collaboration I feel it could do better. It does have integration with teams but accessing files through Teams seems to be quirky.

easy for sharing and working together with others live

interaction with sharepoint and teams MS products is very confusing and often problematic

So easy to use and communicate with other people in my organization.

Being able to have access on the teams app would be better improved.

Easy to use, can collaborate with others team members, centralized document repository Differnent devices are compatable

Sync issues are very often, some time it will not sync from desktop to onedrive its take longer time

Seamless setup and integration with teams and sharepoint.

Sometimes the desktop app gets stuck on a missing file and you have stop and restart the sync.

Its free with office 365. It does a good job but its not the most intuitive solution on the block. We used dropbox which I liked slightly better. At over 1K per year for our user base, I just couldn't justify buying it when on edrive was free

Not always intuitive. Sometimes the local sync doesn't work and you have to walk everyone through the setup on multiple document libraries

It is fully integrated with your Teams app

I is slow and you can’t easily integrate to other services

Adds a whole new level to my data protection. It is extremely full featured but easy to use and navigate. It's tied in directly to Microsoft 360 from which I and 5 other members of my household have access to 1 TB of space for each person. It has all the bells and whistles of any good cloud package and does file sharing safely and easily. It also provides a separate strong box for your files that you want an extra level of security for.

I would really like to see the addition of more functionality for teams for collaboration on projects.

Software is easy to use for individuals and teams

Beginners need a tutorial, its not as easy for them

unlimited file access,anytimefree-up device storagesharable content across teams

it doesnot support file over 15gb in onedrive lack of third-party app integrations

As a marketer, I need to ensure my sales team is always updating and using the most updated collateral. Using OneDrive helps keep everything organized, consistent, and updated across our departments. No more separate files. We are always updating the same file and creating new versions. it's great!

A bit of a learning curve for some employees who aren't tech savvy

I can type my notes and no saving needed I can share files real-time Overall productive suite for all organizations

Nothing i think this products do what they are supposed to do and facilitate collaboration among teams

OneDrive makes it easy to share docs and collaborate within teams

I don't like the way OneDrive is organized. My department uses it and it's constantly a mess and difficult to find things

Love that I can access my stuff from anywhere instead of only from my laptop. Reduces the hassle when switching computers

Drag and drop is not good enough Hard to save files and attachments directly from outlook Hard to attachments from onedrive to outlook

Straightforward to use and can easily sync other microsoft application files to save there and share between teams.

Not much to complain about. A few cases of files getting corrupted if multiple people are attempting to edit.

ease of use and intuitive user interface. synchronization between devices and support for many platforms

like MS teams, single sign on is a pain when you need to switch between many different email accounts

i like the reliability of the tool, especially if auto-started with login and in conjunction with Teams. it helps navigate through Teams channels and docs, with the power of Windows Explorer

only defect i have found is that user is not suggested to use the backup function, and, in case of PC replacement, this can be an issue

OneDrive helps in storing a large amount of regular and archived data to use for the applications and future references.

Microsoft support teams need to be a bit quicker in order to give the resolution to the customer queries.

The ease of use in its ability to sync and integrate with other Microsoft products. It's also, as a standalone, easy to use and useful, especially in its ability to hold documents, manage permissions, and share across the organization.

Sometimes, managing permissions can be a challenge if you share items via email or Teams. It doesn't happen often.

Great for teams or personal use. Not cheap but not expensive either.

Sometimes the directory can be strangely organized.

Works seamlessly with other many other products and work elements.

Can take a while to upload files to teams, files load slowly. Sometimes it crashes and my changes aren't saved.

I like everything about OneDrive-it has an intuitive interface and organized design. I cannot forget to say that I like OneDrive because it can be accessed on Mac, Android and iOS.

OneDrive has never offended me even a single time ever since I implemented it.