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Awesome cloud base storage
What do you like best about the product?
Easy to use, easy to install, great backup, never lose another file even if you have deleted it by mistake. I like the conveniece of it being connected to mey phone and as an option to save my work and have access to it any time and from anywhere.
What do you dislike about the product?
It's a bit more expensive than some other cloud storage tools and apps but the benefit outweighs the higher prices so I gladly pay the higher price to use all the benefits it is offering.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Accessibility to my files, documents, and movies from anywhere and at any time. It also helps with sharing files with my team or just a link to a file, document, or a movie as one-off.
Drop Box is great!
What do you like best about the product?
I like that drop box allow for the share of large files without occupying too much space on my computer or harddrive. I also appreciate you can share across different organizations.
What do you dislike about the product?
Sometimes it is challenging to find old documents from drop box, or download them for permanent use to a device. Accessing a former file from drop box can be challenging.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Drop box allows me to share large files with colleagues without compromising our storage space on our devices. It makes our tasks easier and increases productivity.
Best software to organize all your files and projects in one place
What do you like best about the product?
Dropbox is an excellent cloud platform for storing, organizing, and collaborating. Thanks to Dropbox's all-device support, you can store files for as long as you want, which you can upload from any device. Dropbox allows file-sharing in two ways: email and URL. You can take control of your storage and organize your files to find anything at will using folders quickly. Folders as a whole can also be shared, which you can download as a compressed file. You can request files, where you can enter the user's email, and they'll be able to send you the file directly via Dropbox. Dropbox also allows you to view files of any type. You can preview images, play videos, and view the data inside text files, spreadsheets, documents, etc. You can also edit the spreadsheets using Excel for Web. If you've made your folders viewable for other users, they can join you in editing the files in those folders, or you can invite them to edit individual files. If you have Dropbox installed on your portable devices, you can view your files offline. When you open a file for the first time, Dropbox on mobile phones automatically downloads the data for them so you can open them quickly the next time. The same feature allows downloading files without an internet connection if you've already viewed them. This feature is handy when your internet connection is limited or intermittent.
What do you dislike about the product?
Other than getting only 2GB for file storage, I don't dislike anything about Dropbox or its features.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Since we work remotely, we were initially limited in file sharing and collaborating. Dropbox solved these problems as it's a free-to-use platform with multiple features to make it convenient for cloud computing and project collaboration. It also systematically backs up important information, so there's always a secondary copy if the primary one is lost or changed beyond repair. We can use Dropbox anywhere, which is a massive plus as our files are available to us everywhere. It has also lessened the need to store documents, sheets, and code files on a local device since they're very lightweight. We keep them on Dropbox, allowing everyone to edit the files to implement the necessary changes. With Dropbox's support for Microsoft Office, Google Workspace, etc., we can easily create new files from scratch and work on them in collaboration.
Dropbox ix great!
What do you like best about the product?
The thing about dropbox is that it's super easy to use and quick. If you're new to using FTP sites and looking for a great and easy one to use, use dropbox as it's also free too.
What do you dislike about the product?
What I like least about Dropbox is that it doesn't allow more than 10 gbs sometimes I have graphics or video files that need more space, so I have to use something different or a paid account.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
I hope they are solving the more space issues for free accounts as this is a bit of a pain, but a paid account is not much more $$$ so it's better to have a company that you work for pay for a paid account.
Unraveling Dropbox: A Comprehensive Review of the Most Popular Cloud Storage Platform
What do you like best about the product?
I absolutely love how easy it is to use Dropbox! It's so reliable and works seamlessly across all my devices, which is a huge plus for me. I also really appreciate how well it integrates with other productivity tools I use, like Microsoft Office and Google Docs. Being able to share and collaborate on files with others in real-time has been a game-changer for my team's workflow. Overall, Dropbox has been a great solution for my cloud storage needs!
What do you dislike about the product?
While I appreciate the overall functionality of Dropbox, one thing that has bothered me in the past is the pricing. I find that the cost can be a bit high, especially for the higher tiers that offer more storage space. Additionally, there have been some concerns about security and privacy with cloud storage in general, and although Dropbox has made efforts to address these concerns, it's something that still makes me a bit wary. However, despite these drawbacks, I still find Dropbox to be a valuable tool for my storage and collaboration needs.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Dropbox is solving the problem of having all my important files and documents spread out across different devices and platforms. By providing a reliable and easy-to-use cloud storage solution, I can now access all my files in one central location, which has been a huge time saver for me. While I do have some concerns about the limitations of file sharing with non-subscribers, overall I find the sharing and collaboration features to be very useful. The ability to quickly and easily share files with others has made working with my team much more efficient. In short, Dropbox has been a great solution for me in terms of organization, convenience, and collaboration.
Lifesaver, easy to use
What do you like best about the product?
The ability to log in and access from anywhere, and the mobile app, are life savers that I use regularly. Ease of use is also excellent.
What do you dislike about the product?
So far so good! I upgraded to a larger plan, and having everything in one place is very efficient.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Having documents readily available and not scattered across multiple devices local storage.
Excellent storage and file transfer
What do you like best about the product?
Dropbox is straightforward, allowing you to upload files by dragging them to the homepage. You can create folders to organize your storage better and set up the automation to organize your files for you automatically. With 2GB of initial space, you can store many files you don't want to lose and maintain them on Dropbox forever. You can find and download your files on other devices after logging in, making Dropbox an excellent way to work while you're on the go and retain all your work information. Dropbox makes files shareable through links that you can send to people. You can also create a list of people to invite to edit and download your files after moving them to a designated folder you mark as Shared. You can collaborate seamlessly through Dropbox this way. You can create new documents, Excel sheets, presentations, and more using Dropbox. You can invite people to work on them with you to collaborate efficiently. All new files you create are saved on Dropbox by default, similar to Google Drive. You can create scheduled backups with Dropbox for important files if you're worried about losing them.
What do you dislike about the product?
There's nothing wrong with Dropbox, per se. It works perfectly for stage, sharing, backups, and content creation.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Dropbox is an excellent medium that lets my team and me share files easily. Its large storage capacity and cross-platform feature make it easier to send files across any device and collaborate with people quickly. You can make your files shareable by generating links and choosing who to share them with. Shared folders make this more convenient as the authorized users can view all the files in them, saving you time manually sharing the links. Dropbox can be used on the browser, making your storage accessible anywhere on any device if you cannot download the app. Any changes made to your files on Dropbox are easily reversible as Dropbox creates copies of the file for every change instead of overwriting. So, you can revert to a previous edition of the file if you wish to undo any edits. We use Dropbox to create documents, Excel sheets, presentations, etc., over the cloud, which Dropbox automatically saves to your storage. So, this saves the need to screen-share any content while collaborating, as anyone with access can view and edit the file themselves.
Best tool for exchanging non confidential data with external users.
What do you like best about the product?
The UI, ease of configuration, and access.
What do you dislike about the product?
Dropbox should look at options for storing the shared data for a longer period of time.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Limited ways for exchanging data with external users. Since this is a common tool, it is easier to access from your personal account and sharing data externally. (only non confidential data)
Effective cloud services for sharing, storage, and working
What do you like best about the product?
Dropbox is free and can be used across several gadgets for sharing, storing, and working using cloud services. You can use Dropbox to send and receive files between two devices under the same account by uploading from one and downloading to another. Dropbox is practical for long-term storage and constant backups, which you can enable after selecting the necessary files. With 2FA using Google, your Dropbox is safe, and no one other than you can view your files. If you want others to view your files, you can generate URLs for them using which they can view and download the file. You can also authorize permission to edit the file, which will create another version of the file rather than overwriting it. Group editing and tasks can be completed quickly over Dropbox as anyone with access can download the files whenever they please rather than waiting for you to share links every time. You can perform more extensive tasks and create a group work environment using Tools. Seamless integration with other software is what I like best about Dropbox.
What do you dislike about the product?
Low storage would be my only gripe against Dropbox, but it's manageable, and the other features heavily outweigh the cons.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Dropbox enables cloud storage and collaboration during remote work since it works effectively over the cloud. Sending and receiving files has never been more seamless. Dropbox has been an effective medium for long-term file storage and constant backups of vital information. Dropbox syncs across multiple gadgets easily, making it easy to access any cloud file at will. With Tools, there's no task we cannot complete, whether documentation, spreadsheets, presentation slides, etc. We can simultaneously work on completing individual and group tasks seamlessly. For people outside our group, such as clients and temporary contractors, we can share files without granting them editing access, which is more convenient than conventional means. I also use Dropbox whenever I want to move files from my laptop to my phone or computer or vice versa. Certain file types, such as images, videos, documents, etc., can be viewed and read without downloading, thereby saving data. Offline viewing of files also helps when we're limited on bandwidth or the access to the internet is intermittent.
"One of the earliest solution for Cloud Storage, sharing and syncing files across devices"
What do you like best about the product?
My first platform for cloud storage was and still is Dropbox. The interface is very simple to use and works great for keeping your important files as you can access these files from anywhere. Works great when you need to share your file with one or multiple people as you just need to share the link of your file. No fear of losing your important files with the loss of your device or storage!
What do you dislike about the product?
The only downside I feel is the limited amount of storage you get for free and the price you need to pay for additional storage. I would surely love it if we get more storage for free as currently, I get only 2.25 GB of free storage.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Dropbox is helping me to keep my important documents on the cloud so that I can access them from anywhere. This certainly saves time and prevents us from making multiple copies of the same file. Sharing also becomes easy saving your time and improving productivity.
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