What you need to know
- Office 365 subscribers can now get up to 2TB of OneDrive storage.
- Subscribers can buy additional storage above their included 1TB base in 200GB increments.
- Microsoft is also upping its 50GB OneDrive standalone plan to 100GB for the same $2 per month price.
- Office 365 Home subscriptions are currently on sale for $80 per year.
If you've been wishing for more OneDrive storage, Microsoft is delivering today with updates for both Office 365 and OneDrive standalone subscribers. The biggest change comes for Office 365, which will now let you upgrade to up to 2TB of storage for the first time. Previously, Office 365 users were limited to the free 1TB of storage that is included with their subscription.
You'll still start with the base 1TB of storage with Office 365. However, you can now purchase additional storage in 200GB increments starting $2 per month. If you want to max out at 2TB, you can purchase the additional 1TB of space for $10 per month.
While that's good news for anyone using a ton of space with Office 365, OneDrive standalone subscribers are getting a bit of a boost as well. Microsoft has increased its 50GB plan to 100GB of storage for the same $2 per month price. Microsoft says that the upgrade will roll out "soon" and subscribers will have the additional storage automatically added to their accounts.
All of Office for one subscription price
Office 365 gives you access to the constantly updated suite of Microsoft's productivity apps, all for one subscription price. Whether you go with Home, Personal, or Business Premium, there's something for everyone.
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