How it's accessed:

From your desktop computer

Pros:

• Selective sync ensures that files and folders are always available offline
• Can moves files between synced libraries using the native File Explorer experience
• Files automatically sync in the background
• Better bandwidth utilization as it doesn't require to re-download content when opening a file
• You can choose to save documents directly to OneDrive

• Touch-friendly user interface
• You can view all your files stored in the cloud
• You can download files for offline viewing
• You can connect multiple accounts
• There isn't operating system integration, as such you can uninstall the app at any time
• It doesn't impact local storage

Cons:

• You have to select the specific content to sync to your computer
• You can't view files that aren't synced to your computer
• Requires more hard drive space to store data offline
• You can't add multiple Microsoft Accounts

• Requires a reliable internet connection all the time
• You can't sync files automatically
• You can't download folders
• You can create duplicate files as you make content available offline
• Download require every time you open a file consuming more bandwidth
• Large files can take a long time to download