Dropbox Reviews & Product Details

Security features embedded in this product and how secure my files are are the main reasons why I like this product. Besides the use of unique passwords for accessing the files link this product allows me to set expiration dates on the links that I would have shared with others This is very helpful because I know that I end up being the only one having access to my files after the expiration date. I also find the software helpful because it saves a lot of space on my computer hard drive by automatically making big sized files available only when I get online which means those files can never take up storage space in the computer. It offers a big storage space that gives me a guarantee of storing everything without even running out of space.

I like the features of this product so much but one downside is that whenever I do not have an internet connection that means I cannot have access to my files that have been automatically made available online only.

Control over already shared files has been one of my main concerns since I have for a long time wanted a way to make sure no unauthorized user has access to my files and also lately my problem was that if I shared a link with someone a third unauthorized person would end up using my link and sharing that link as well. Dropbox has managed to solve this problem by allowing me set expiring dates on links and also it allows me to see if the shared file is being viewed and when it was last opened.

It is very had to send the big files via email especially drawings, but with Dropbox Professional it is much easier and the client get the link and can download the files immediately. 100% efficiency

There nothing not to like about this system, it makes your office/work life more efficient and effective

Sending big dwg, dgn and other drawings/files which are impossible to send via email system. Every computer must have this program, it is not an option it is a must!

It integrates with all devices seamlessly

Cost per user could be lesser. It could have a corporate plan

Company document sharing

Access to my documents, photos, videos and music anywhere, anytime.

If you make a duplicate account by accident, it is tough to fix.

Time wasted by not having access to important material.

Dropbox has a 2 GB free option available, which isn't enough these days, so here comes a professional option where you can buy space as per your requirement up to 3000 GB. Moreover, the uploaded data is shareable and can be accessed anytime & anywhere.

It is costly, and syncing with Mac OS is poor.

It is easy to use, and uploaded files can be accessed remotely from anywhere. Data encryption helps to keep your data secure. Even the large files can be shared with anyone from a distance.

Dropbox Business works the way you'd expect. It has yet to fail me and is reasonably priced.

I'm sure there are cheaper solutions; however, you can't beat the ease of use IMO.

Secure storage across devices + providing ease of access to all team members.

I can save lots of my vital files as there is ample of space available in Dropbox Business. It is an absolutely outstanding file store options that is available in the market.

The interface of Dropbox is complex is understand as I have to search my required file exhaustively. I find this very time consuming and annoying.

A lot of my computer space is available as Dropbox Business save lots of my substantial files. Also, the file sharing feature is extremely smooth and very fast on Dropbox Business.

Availability, ease of use, the simple and friendly GUI; share functionality making file transfer and sharing simple with securing it with email and allowing specific partners to view with limited access and functionality.

The limited storage option is a bit something would look forward to being improved with a better pricing plan. Other than that, I have not encountered any dislikes with the functionality of the DropBox.

We are sharing files and documents with different team members and customers, making sure the limited functionality for each profile.

IS VERY EASY TO USE, YOU CAN SHARE AND SAVE A LOT OF CONTENT.

LITTLE STORAGE CAPACITY, YOU HAVE A LOT OF FILES TO SAVE.

1. PROTECT THE FILES, 2. CREAT COMUNITY, 3. EASY TO USE, 4. YOU CAN SHARE WITH FRIENDS AND STUDENTS.

I like that it syncs files continuously. I can work on a file on one computer, and dropbox will update them on all of my devices.

Some files are not very compatible with the platform. This issue makes it so I have to download and upload the new version each time I work on it. The space can also be limited if you have big files. More space is avalible if paid for.

I can now have all files available to me no matter where I am or what device I am working on. I don't have to worry about my data being up to date or sending an old file.

I like having the ability to integrate Dropbox into Windows Explorer via their Dropbox App and the inclusion of the ability to edit documents via Microsoft Office for the web.

I have experienced no downsides to the use of Dropbox.

Dropbox enables me to share documents with colleagues and collaborate on them without connecting to a physical office network. All of our documentation is always available, on any device, directly from the Cloud.

Dropbox is best alternative available for google drive, We can easily drag & drop files from our internal storage & save it to our dropbox cloud

I don't have any cons about this software

nothing soo far

It is simply practical and safe to share information. With the enterprise license you have the option to transfer up to 100GB, it was ideal for installing applications in new locations of the organization and support users at home while working at home.

Integration with active directory for user account management was not what was expected. But in the end we adapted to Dropbox's way of working and it was excellent.

Backup of information on laptops of personnel working outside the office. Effectively we were able to share a lot of information with clients without the need to define workspaces in the document aerial.

The synchronization for the desktop app is almost entirely seamless. I never have to worry about whether or not things are getting uploaded or downloaded. Sharing files is so much easier than through Adobe, iCloud, or OneDrive, literally just one click.

Not much to dislike, only two things. One, you cannot change the names of computers backed up to Dropbox. I have 1 Mac and 3 PCs, and I can't easily tell the difference because Dropbox names them PC (1), PC (2), and PC (3). Secondly, backing up to Dropbox on a Mac removes the unique sidebar icons of folders like Desktop or Downloads. This is a bit nit-picky, but those icons are helpful to quickly identify folders, and they remain intact on the Windows version.

Dropbox saves space on my computer, allows me to synchronize files between my many computers, and keeps my important files in an additional backup.

High marks for Dropbox Professional offering a free tier, although 2GB of cloud storage space isn't much. However, you can certainly try out the service for free forever, which is something a lot of rivals won't allow. This can even be expanded somewhat through referrals of other people to Dropbox, with the understanding that you'll miss out on some of the more advanced features offered by the service, such as offline folder access when mobile. The pricing plan for an individual is $19.99/£14.09 a month for 3TB of space- you can save a bit if you pay annually. There is also a 5TB of space for three users for $45/£31.72. For even more complex needs there is the Advanced plan with unlimited storage, tiered admin roles, and granular sharing permissions.

Dropbox Professional isn't dislike able. Dropbox Professional is at the top at what it does. While it lacks the online office suite capabilities of Google Drive, and the tight iOS and macOS integration of iCloud, it excels when you need to sync files and folders between devices running different operating systems. In short, Dropbox Professional is just about the best in the business – and has been for a while, which is why OneDrive and iCloud have been playing catch up for too long.

With Dropbox installed on Windows or macOS, everything is then put into your designated Dropbox folder to get synced with the cloud. While this function is common currently as Windows and macOS can do this natively now after following Dropbox's lead, but realize that Dropbox was one of the initial apps to enable this. Despite new competitors, it remains one of the best in the business. A limitation of DropBox is that you can't include network drives or external drives in your Dropbox. However, you can certainly select which files and folders are synced to which device, choosing to keep files only in the cloud which saves space on your hard drive. The mobile apps are top notch as well, which can back up photos and videos taken with your phone as needed.