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Originally Posted by Malloric
All Surface devices used to come with one year subscription to Office365 and Office365 includes 1TB of cloud storage (OneDrive). That was a few years ago. They don't anymore and at $70/yr, or $100 for a family plan with up to six accounts each with 1TB, it may not be worth the price. The free version is 5GB, and that doesn't include Office, Excel, and PowerPoint.
That's just software though and works on pretty much anything, Windows 8 or Windows 10, OSX (Apple computers), iOS (iPhone/iPad), Android, Chromebook. Linux isn't officially supported, but it works as well.
Really, you've been in the same space for six months. I get that a lot of people don't need a computer on a daily basis but having one that works regardless of who makes it or what it is. I'd probably be looking at Chromebook.
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I have the bolded (the individual option, not the family option), and I like it. I have the apps installed on my purchased 2018 HP Spectre 15” 2-in-1, my purchased 2019 3rd Gen iPad Pro 12.9, my purchased 2016 MacBook Air 13.3”, and a purchased 2017 iPhone SE that I use re a number of features, but not as a phone (it’s locked to Straight Talk, and I got it new for $99 or $129, never intending to use it as a phone). Microsoft allows up to five devices (and the same five per person on the family plan you mentioned). I ordered a new unlocked 256GB iPhone SE 2020 from Best Buy that is set to arrive in a few days (on Wednesday), and I will use that as a phone from day one, and that will be my fifth device. The only one of the four devices so far where I experience ‘slowness’ re using the apps is on the first gen iPhone SE. If a person thinks they may only use the apps 6 months a year or less, you can also choose to be billed $9.99 per month. Re the months you’d have ithe billing turned off, you don’t lose anything you already have stored, you just can’t add/make any changes.