I use OneDrive daily. I use it to store my Music where it can be accessed and streamed to any of my Windows devices (or those devices where Microsoft Music /Groove app is available). I use it to have my Brother MFC printer/ scanner directly upload all documents I scan for access later. I use it for my pictures and other data. It's a great tool and the service is solid. I can't even recall a period where the service was down or impaired and I was in need of my data. The selective sync on desktop is great and the browsing experience is clean and simple. Can't beat! Update 5/17/2016 for UWP version: The app is pretty slow at this point. I'm not sure what it is doing, but it usually makes sense to just use the web interface. Good start, but will need some work it seems. Thanks! My rating remains the same because it applies to the service. Not this app.

I am quite bothered by the only available option on Windows 10 for accessing OneDrive files. This option is called Sync. I don't want OneDrive to keep a FULL copy of all my OneDrive on my Hard drive. I only want it to keep a copy of what I am working on / looking at but give me full access to everything via the internet. I want the real copy to be out on the internet server. Why do I need to dedicate 250MB+ of hard disk space because I want to access my 250MB+ of cloud disk space? The Web interface is great but the integrated Windows 10 version is quite disappointing because of the Sync.