iCloud Reviews

I like iCloud since this service gives me the opportunity to save and sync files such as images. photos, documents, videos, contacts, books, audiobooks, and the best of all is that they are in a safe place, the best thing about iCloud is that it syncs very well with all apple devices and has one of the best securities compared to other cloud storage services.

I don't like that they only give 5 GB of free cloud memory, since google drive give 3 times more cloud storage.

Using iCloud to saving all my contact information, photo, video, audio and document to the cloud storage is very smooth and effective with this application. It has no file size limitation on how small or big the files that i am uploading to the storage. Changing from my old phone to my new phone is no problem as i can access to my files back as long i am using the same apple id with it.

Managing the files and emails on this application is quite headache. The searching feature is too slow in showing the result and often, it returned a result that are not matching with the keyword that i have entered. The synchronized process also quite slow and takes some time for it to be shown on the my other device.

I use Apple products daily. This product is great for having adequate backups for all devices without having to sync. The price is low for what it provides too!

There is nothing about iCloud I don't like. I am a happy Apple customer.

I find that iCloud is convenient and easy to use. The ability to store documents and backup important files in real time is extremely relevant in today's busy world.

What I least like about the iCloud platform is that due to high volumes of data. pictures and other documents I have a hard time freeing up space and that's when you can get ready to pull out your wallet.

I love the fact that it is 100% integrated with my Macbook, apple watch, iPhone and apple TV without the need to always be manually changing settings or doing manual actions

Sometimes when the pictures are on the cloud and I want to open it in the iPhone library, it takes too long to load

Seamless use between devices. Works great as a backup storage system, particularly for when I'm working from home.

The ratio of of price to storage capacity could be better. I've had to upgrade my plan twice despite my use for it not changing much.

ICloud its the easiest thing to use about access and storage from all of my Devices

On my own experiences there are no cons to this Feature

What I like most about Icloud is that I am able to use one device and log into another and have same information in the cloud.

There is really not much I do mot like about Icloud

I absolutely love using iCloud. This software ensures that my images or documents are stored.

N/A I don’t dislike anything about using iCloud!

Uploading photos to the cloud is easy and frees up space on my phone.

I have yet to run into any issues with iCloud.

It is very easy to navigate, locate and organize files. The layout is very clean and flexible, both through the web view and the native app.

iCloud naturally wants to group files by their Mac application type rather than prompting to save in a user created folder. Due to the excellent search features, this is not a problem and I am coming to appreciate the logic of this system.

It takes the stress out of carrying your phone and laptop with you, you know your work is going to be safe and easy to access.

Sometimes it’s too limited on what you want to do, but the benefits outweighs the cons.

I've used other cloud storage services before but iCloud is my favorite for a few reasons. I use only Apple products so iCloud is extremely convenient. The integration is seamless on iPhone and Mac. You can set it up easily and quickly and access the cloud on any of your Apple products. There is a free option that offers a good amount of cloud storage and the paid option is very reasonable for the amount of storage you get.

I've encountered a few problems with iCloud like my photos not automatically being added to the cloud and not being able to access documents from my Mac that were stored on the cloud from my phone. Most of the time iCloud runs smoothly but every now and then I experience one of these glitches. Luckily customer service is excellent and they always solve the problem fast.

I recently need to upgrading my iPhone to a new one, and the iCloud really helping me in transferring all the notes and contact list on my old phone to the new phone. No need to to transferring all of my files to my computer first like the old way. It really saving my time in setting up my new phone.

I don't like the structure or process when deleting the files on the cloud storage. It will need to be selected manually one by one and no option to deleting it all by bulked. The free storage is quite small compared to other cloud storage software has offered.

What I like most about iCloud is the security. The features outside that are impressive as well and the pricing is good.

What I like least is the fact that when searching for something you must be very specific in what your looking for. And also the file conversion is a bit difficult when sharing across platforms

I have first introduced to this software freely as i have purchased my iPhone. It has been provided freely but with some limitation on the space that i can use, but can be expanded to have a larger storage space quite cheaply. A user that has multiple Apple product will benefit the most, as it will collecting and synchronize all the data from the Apple device on single storage space.

It has only one basic option for sharing and sending my files and document on the storage space to others, which is not good for business purpose. I will need a more secure and password protected option when sharing and sending my document, as it containing sensitive information of our business.

One thing that I really like about iCloud is the fact that everything is uploaded and stored automatically and you can have access to any file whenever you need it. The automated file management lets you download the files that already have been uploaded to the cloud at any time!

Something that bothers me in my experience with iCloud is that sometimes the sync between each device connected to iCloud is not perfect. There have been times that I needed to access files on my iPad and couldn't find them, even though I was logged to the same iCloud account as my primary device, my Macbook Pro.

iCloud is tightly integrated with apple products, perfectly passable and incredibly convenient for Mac and iPhone users in particular. I get all my pictures, documents, mails and so on on secure and safe place. There are frequently backed up, fast uploaded and accessible anytime from every single device (not even Apple device). iCloud also makes it easy to share photos, documents and more with friends, family, coworkers.

Documents are able to share only with people who have an Apple ID. Unfortunately, access to data is limited from MS Windows devices and we are not able to access all data, but only the basic ones, which is, on the other hand, mostly fully sufficient. Controlling the entire iCloud is too simple and slow in the MS Windows version. Such a design is too simple and does not meet the requirements of the 21st century.

What I like best about iCloud is its fantastic ability to store a wide range of files in the cloud, regardless of their format, whether it be a simple text document or a video made by using a complicated external software. I also very much like that the service is free to use if an immense amount of cloud storage is not needed, and that the service is accessible to people who do not even use the iOS software on their primary mobile device and/or tablet. Lastly, I like that iCloud can be accessed using virtually any device that is connected to the internet, whether it be a smartphone, tablet, desktop, or laptop. Overall, it is a great service for anyone looking for decent cloud storage capabilities.

The one aspect of iCloud that I think can be further worked upon is its ability to sync more information from iOS devices, rather than just the default apps created by Apple such as notes, calendar, photos, etc. In other words, it would be convenient if all, or at least most, of the third party apps on a user's iPhone or iPad can also be synced to the desktop/laptop version of iCloud whenever someone is attempting to access the cloud that way. Other than that one small aspect of the service, I cannot point out anything else that can be considered a con, which is a great thing when considered overall.

I'm pretty happy with I cloud's service. One of the things I love most about it is how seamlessly it integrates with all of my Apple devices. Whether I'm using my iPhone, iPad, or MacBook, my data is always synced and up-to-date. Plus, the user interface is super easy to navigate. Another thing I appreciate about iCloud is the ability to easily share files and data with others.

The limited amount of free storage can be a real pain, especially if you have a lot of data to store. I've had to upgrade my storage several times, which can add up over time. Additionally, while iCloud can be accessed from a web browser on non-Apple devices, it's not as seamless as it is on Apple devices. And if you're not heavily invested in the Apple ecosystem, you may find that iCloud doesn't meet all of your needs.

I am really pleased with using iCloud to store my files and sync my data between my iPhone and PC. The interface is intuitive and easy to use, making it a great choice for users of all skill levels.The automatic sync feature is particularly useful for me, as it allows me to access my latest files and documents from any device, whether it be my phone or my computer. Cloud storage is also very convenient,...

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While using iCloud to store my files and sync my data between my iPhone and PC, there are a few aspects that I don't particularly appreciate:1. Cost of additional storage space: While iCloud offers some free storage space, it may be necessary to purchase additional space if you need to store large amounts of files. This cost can become expensive for some users.2. Internet connectivity requirement :...

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I like that iCloud just works seamlessly with Apple products, especially for storing and syncing photos and videos to the cloud automatically with the Photos app. It is also an excellent option for backing up devices such as an iPhone or an iPad. It is easy to use and only takes a minute to set up.

There is only 5GB of free storage which is significantly less than Google Drive. Also, there is a huge gap between the different paid storage options of 50 GB, 200 GB, or 2 TB with no option in between. iCloud Drive is also not as good for file management as Google Drive. It only lets you sync a copy of your documents to iCloud, rather than being able to move your files completely to the cloud for online storage to save space on your device.

Phenomenal product. Incredibly intuitive and seamless. Incredible integration among different devices

Much more expensive than competitors, and not very good if you are not using Apple products. If you or your company uses Windows, not the best option

Well the pros of this software it's very easy to use I didn't find any issues with it. You are going to like this software because the cloud is very unique than other clouds it's made by Apple and Apple is very unique of its own kind. Easy to navigate easy to set up easy to separate your files all together straightforward.

Well I could tell you didn't see much that I didn't like except for the fact it's real proprietary it's Apple so you're stuck in apple and it's not compatible with a PC which you can use it on the PC but if you're doing stuff with your Apple it's proprietary to Apple and not Microsoft that's the only thing I can think of other than that everything was pretty much easy to use.

I was first introduced to iCloud by my wife who's an avid Apple fan, and since then I have grown quite fond of the App myself. Given my job, I have a lot of data that I need to have stored and readily available to me, and iCloud provides just that. I can store and sync all my contacts, photos, notes, messages, apps, calendars, etc across all my other Apple devices. It's effortlessly compatible with...

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iCloud works perfect for me. I have no issues. However, they could look at making it easy to integrate with other platforms like Android.