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Apple Doubles Top-Tier iCloud Storage Plan to 2 TB

Jun 6, 2017, 12:41 PM by Eric M. Zeman

Apple has improved its high-capacity cloud storage option from 1 TB to 2 TB while keeping the monthly cost the same at $10. Apple did not change the storage allotment nor the cost of its other two storage plans, which cost $1 per month for 50 GB and $3 per month for 200 GB. All iPhone/iPad users receive free access to 5 GB of online iCloud storage. Apple says subscribers to the 1 TB plan will be upgraded automatically to the new 2 TB plan.

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FlipPhone

Jun 6, 2017, 2:58 PM

Paltry included storage.

And 5GB has been 'adequate' for backing up both an iPhone and and iPad, plus trying store anything else since the beginning of time. Will Apple ever increase the base amount? Probably never....It should index as to the number of devices you actively sync with the account.

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