Hi @cliffordmpaulick,
Dropbox and Google Drive are both good services, offering good performance, versioning, robust trash options, and activity history.
I tend to like Google’s interface better than Dropbox and prefer that they do not auto empty their trash. I also like Google Photos, which will allow you to upload unlimited photos and videos (although possibly not in the original quality if they are too large), and can be linked to Google Drive for management and viewing.
If you are considering migrating to another service, you can take a look at this thread for some info on that:
If your local disk is not large enough to pull down everything, you can approach it in a piecemeal fashion, where you download a section of your data in the old storage, copy it over to the new storage, then unsync it on both the source and destination, to clear that space once you have synced the data up to the new storage.
Some folks have used cloud compute (AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud, for example) to facilitate an easier migration, but this is a bit more advanced. There is a post at the end of the thread above that mentions this method.