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Best large file collaboration tool on the market
What do you like best about the product?
Sharing files and working on projects...
What do you dislike about the product?
None. It is a fantastic tool that I would highly recommend
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Sharing of large files quickly
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Dropbox does everything I need or want it to do with elegance and style.
What do you like best about the product?
Not only can I store important documents and videos on Dropbox, but I can share them with my colleagues easily. I also love the way Zoom meetings are automatically sent to Dropbox and how easy it is to share the meetings with others.
What do you dislike about the product?
I’m still on the hunt, but so far, I haven’t spotted a single flaw in Dropbox!
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Dropbox solves the problem of storing and sharing important organizational documents and meetings and does it for a reasonable price.
DropBox is very good at what it does
What do you like best about the product?
The software integrates well with Mac OS. Solves a variety of problems for users, such as sharing files in work groups and transferring files too large for email
What do you dislike about the product?
Free account is too small. I am routinely over-filled. There used to be free options to upgrade that, but not for years. Now, the least-expensive plan to join is over $100/year, and I have not felt like buying that.
I also resent that DropBox attempts to automatically backup media from all disks attached to the Mac. And, I resent that DropBox attempts to automaticaly "back up" all the photos on any camera or card that I attach with photos -- it does this silently and automatically, which results in accounts filling up. Most Mac users are already using Apple Photos; this creates an awkward redundancy that can be difficult to resolve.
I also resent that DropBox attempts to automatically backup media from all disks attached to the Mac. And, I resent that DropBox attempts to automaticaly "back up" all the photos on any camera or card that I attach with photos -- it does this silently and automatically, which results in accounts filling up. Most Mac users are already using Apple Photos; this creates an awkward redundancy that can be difficult to resolve.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
1) Sync files for small work groups. How to share among geographically dispersed groups of employees. 2) Large email attachments, solved. 3) automatic backup target for my hosted databases, providing automated 3rd-party backup
Easy to Use
What do you like best about the product?
It is very simple and easy to navigate around.
What do you dislike about the product?
Sharing files with other can sometimes be difficult
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Sending mass photos and videos between people
Simple method of delivering content to my clients.
What do you like best about the product?
For my current use case, using Dropbox to deliver finished projects for dowloand that can be password protected is by far the most useful. It's also a great way from me to store backups and other assets so I can easily access them anywhere, especially with its integration into Finder on Mac. I use Dropbox daily.
What do you dislike about the product?
As of now there isn't anything I'd say I dislike about Dropbox.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Dopbox solves my problem of being able to share and deliver full resolution video/photo projects to my clients. With Dropbox's macOS integration it makes importing and sending Dropbox links seamless. It fullfills the role of doing what I need it to while at the same time "staying out of my way" so I can keep my focus and energy where it matters most.
One of the Best Cloud Storage Options Out There
What do you like best about the product?
Dropbox is easy to use, easy to get started with, and makes cloud storage accessible. It's been this way for years - even when cloud storage was a very complicated thing for most to wrap their minds around. My favorite features are how it makes it easy to share a link with others, and how it's pretty easy to understand what caches/syncs locally on your device and what doesn't.
I had a free/personal Dropbox account for many years. I primarily used it to shared files with friends and those who I had done photography for. Dropbox is super accessible to people with most levels of IT knowledge, so even though Google Drive and OneDrive exist, Dropbox has worked the best for me over a diverse amount of users, customers, friends, with different operating systems and devices.
A few years ago, I changed my workflow with incredibly imporant data - my music collection. As a DJ for 25 years, the first 20 were spent carrying duplicate external hard drives - primary and duplicate. After 20 years, I moved everything to Dropbox - DJ application settings, archive, and music files were finally synced locally, along with the help of some symbolic links in MacOS. GAME CHANGER. I could have used OneDrive or Google Drive, but I trust Dropbox to handle my collection and be reliable.
I had a free/personal Dropbox account for many years. I primarily used it to shared files with friends and those who I had done photography for. Dropbox is super accessible to people with most levels of IT knowledge, so even though Google Drive and OneDrive exist, Dropbox has worked the best for me over a diverse amount of users, customers, friends, with different operating systems and devices.
A few years ago, I changed my workflow with incredibly imporant data - my music collection. As a DJ for 25 years, the first 20 were spent carrying duplicate external hard drives - primary and duplicate. After 20 years, I moved everything to Dropbox - DJ application settings, archive, and music files were finally synced locally, along with the help of some symbolic links in MacOS. GAME CHANGER. I could have used OneDrive or Google Drive, but I trust Dropbox to handle my collection and be reliable.
What do you dislike about the product?
Dropbox has tried to push out a lot of new features - File requests, Signatures, Send and Track, etc. There are all great features, but tend to clutter up the interface. I don't like having to see a "Free signatures for up to 3 documents per month with Dropbox Sign' banner every time I log in.
Could I use these features? I could probably see a use case for them with my clients, yes. Have I used them? No, primarily because I don't know enough about what it looks like on the receiving end and I'm not sure if I could help someone step through it if I had to.
I used to have syncing issues with Dropbox, but those disappeared years ago. It's been a while since a sync issue has mucked something up. Biggest recurring issues I've had is when Dropbox is syncing/active, it may cause lag in systems utilizing files in those folder, so when I'm DJing, I need to Quit/Exit Dropbox to ensure there is no loading/caching/syncing/index lag.
Unfortunately, Dropbox dropped support for SymLinks/symbolic links so I'm not sure how much longer the main reason I subscribe to Dropbox will be available. For those unfamilair, symbolic links allow me to 'redirect' a folder that is on the local hard drive. So I have certain files that only can be local, but that folder acts as a 'portal' that sends to the Dropbox location, so it's synced. This is the ONE KILLER feature that I have and without it I'd likely move everything to OneDrive and my own NAS for backup/sync.
Could I use these features? I could probably see a use case for them with my clients, yes. Have I used them? No, primarily because I don't know enough about what it looks like on the receiving end and I'm not sure if I could help someone step through it if I had to.
I used to have syncing issues with Dropbox, but those disappeared years ago. It's been a while since a sync issue has mucked something up. Biggest recurring issues I've had is when Dropbox is syncing/active, it may cause lag in systems utilizing files in those folder, so when I'm DJing, I need to Quit/Exit Dropbox to ensure there is no loading/caching/syncing/index lag.
Unfortunately, Dropbox dropped support for SymLinks/symbolic links so I'm not sure how much longer the main reason I subscribe to Dropbox will be available. For those unfamilair, symbolic links allow me to 'redirect' a folder that is on the local hard drive. So I have certain files that only can be local, but that folder acts as a 'portal' that sends to the Dropbox location, so it's synced. This is the ONE KILLER feature that I have and without it I'd likely move everything to OneDrive and my own NAS for backup/sync.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Dropbox is very accesible for most users on most operating systems. One of the main purposes I use Dropbox for is to send links to folders of photos/videos I've shot/edited for others.
It is a very convenient way to save and use daily my files
What do you like best about the product?
The fact that I have all my files in a safe and secured area is great
What do you dislike about the product?
Too many new features that are complicated to use, perhaps a clear simple instruction video will help clarify
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Saving large design files and the easy way to open and access my files from any device is great
Great nut needs some more features
What do you like best about the product?
I love the easy interface and layout.
I like the orgonization!
I like the orgonization!
What do you dislike about the product?
I dont like that when you are listening to audio on your phone if you exit the app the audio stops palying.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
It will help with on the road listening over stereo systems.
Easy, convenient, safe, compatible
What do you like best about the product?
I like the fact it is so easy to install on many devices andwork on files between them via Dropbox cloud
What do you dislike about the product?
Sometimes it can be slow to upload files if very large
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
It solves having to have numerous different files for the same work as everyone can work on same file live.
My experience with dropbox
What do you like best about the product?
First thing i can access my files from anywhere just by signing in and it keep my files synchronized with all my devices.Its easy to implement and I can share the files or folder to anybody very easily and there is also options to send the files using links.Dropbox also provides security for our files which include encryption , 2 factor authentication. Overall its safe to keep our personal files on dropbox. It is a great experience using dropbox.
What do you dislike about the product?
So far things are good for me and not facing any issue as such.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Whenever i have to share some files to our colleague remotely we do it over dropbox as the data is also secure and fast
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