
pCloud lets you sync, back up, and store files with ease. You get a virtual drive in Finder, and it behaves like another folder on your computer. You can also purchase military-grade encryption for the Crypto folder.
File syncing between your computer and your pCloud online account is SUPER fast - almost as fast as working locally on my Mac. It honestly doesn’t feel like cloud storage at all. It also has a great iPhone app, plus a built-in scanner.
I’ve now removed Dropbox, Google Drive, and OneDrive from my Mac, backed everything up with pCloud, and doing that has also noticeably reduced my RAM usage. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
While you can back up Dropbox, Google Drive, Facebook, and OneDrive, there isn’t really universal management, and you can’t move files from one of those storage services to another.
It’s also a little costly for those who pay monthly.
The mobile app scanner needs improvement. It doesn’t have many settings, and it doesn’t remember the settings you used last time.
Public links for sharing look pretty ugly, and there’s no link shortener. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.




