I wish Google had a plan between the 200 GB and 2 TB options, say 1 TB for $4.99 a month because that’s likely the sweet spot for me and my three family members. If possible, the 200 GB for $2.99 a month is what I’m aiming for. But once they come online, I’ll assess how much storage I and my family need. And the icing on the cake is included 24/7 Google Experts support for help via chat or phone on any Google consumer product or service.Ĭlearly, with only 39 percent of my Drive storage currently used, I can wait for the new plans.
What makes this an even better deal though is an additional sharing feature: With Google One, storage can easily be shared between six people using Google Families. I’ll likely wait for the new pricing because these are my current options on the smaller plans - I don’t need 10 TB or more: Google says the new plans will be rolling out over the next few months, starting in the U.S. 2 TB for $9.99 (Was $19.99 prior to Google One).Here’s a rundown of the new Google One storage plans and monthly prices, per TechCrunch: Google announced the consumer product rename on Monday, along with cutting some plan prices and adding a new plan. Luckily, it’s getting cheaper for Drive space thanks to Google One. But all good things come to an end and my 1 TB of free space from the 2015 Chromebook Pixel purchase - just ran out. With so many Chromebook and Nexus / Pixel phone purchases in the past, I have yet to pay for Google Drive storage.
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