Deleting videos you might have wanted and purging apps you could have used are some of the worst outcomes of seeing the dreaded notification that your device is running out of storage. Additionally, it’s hard to use your phone, laptop or tablet how you want when there’s always a limit to how much you can save.
You can make those problems disappear with a lifetime subscription to Koofr cloud storage. It offers a full terabyte of easy-access cloud storage, so your devices always have room. And for a limited time, it only costs $169.99 (regularly $2,700).
1TB of cloud storage
You shouldn’t need to purge an app every time you want to download a new one. Koofr gives you a place to store all your large photos, videos and other files, so your storage space feels unlimited. Upload whatever you want, with no file size limits, on an unlimited number of devices. Store your photos from all your devices to create a library that you can access anywhere.
From Koofr’s dashboard, you can manage your files and take advantage of many useful features, including powerful encryption. You can find duplicate files, rename or share links, and much more.
And all of this is available to you for life. If you get a new phone, upload all your files from the old phone and quickly access them on your new one. You can transfer files between friends. And you can rest easy, knowing that the videos and files you cherish don’t depend on you not losing your phone.
A G2 reviewer pointed out yet another little quality-of-life feature Koofr offers users: “[Koofr] incorporates its own recycle bin, which allows you to recover deleted information from up to 7 days ago.” So your files are safe, even if you accidentally hit the Delete key.
Save on Koofr cloud storage
Save space without limiting your files. Get a 1TB lifetime subscription to Koofr cloud storage, on sale now for just $169.99 (regularly $2,700).
Prices subject to change.
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