Dropbox is a cloud storage solution, equipped with features that help users to save time, improve productivity, and collaborate with others. Users can edit PDFs, share videos, sign documents, and collaborate with stakeholders without leaving Dropbox.
It was too cumbersome and I had to involve IT too much and the cost was astronomical compared to Dropbox. Not having to invest in extra hardware or software is a huge factor in deploying file share architectures, so Dropbox was able to provide a simple solution to a common …
I used to be a Box user - I just liked the interface better, it seemed more modern and visually appealing. However, the preview function on Box is not very good - videos can take a long time to load, and I've never had that issue with Dropbox. For how often I'm previewing video …
Dropbox is more user friendly. I haven't used any other products besides OneDrive and it was with another company and it has been years since I have used it. I don't have any idea how to compare the two because I don't really remember OneDrive and it's probably changed a lot …
I chose Dropbox because it works well with iOS. I can work with files seamlessly with my Desktop, iPad , and iPhone. Microsoft does not seem to share as well with Apple products. Dropbox has not given me any reason to doubt the privacy of my data. I have less confidence in …
I didn't select Dropbox, but I do like how universal it is and how simple the UI is. Brandfolder got really complicated, especially in set up, but Dropbox hasn't behaved similarly
Dropbox was already in use at my organization, so that's really the only reason that I use it now. I am still trying to get more familiar with it, but growing up in a google world makes it a little more difficult to try and get used to yet another platform.
iDrive and Sync don't remove files from your local storage once they've been unsynced, so it's less clear which files are available and which aren't. Plus Dropbox now selectively offloads files when they haven't been used in a while, so it's managing your storage usage for you …
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On my last test, synching on Dropbox was faster than Google Drive, but the price was much higher. Google Drive gives access to a suite of tools that Dropbox doesn’t.
Dropbox is more dynamic regarding versioning and global collaboration. The UI is easier to navigate, which means lower training costs. The storage is extremely reliable, so we need not worry about losing files. Dropbox provides us with both storage and sharing features. Syncing …
We decided to stay with Dropbox just as we have all our files there and well organised, even though Google Drive provides a free storage for not-for-profits. We also wanted to stick with Dropbox as we have links and shortcuts to all our files which would get lost if we transfer …
Microsoft 365 is more expensive at this time and does not yield ease of collaboration. Google Drive can only be used for the Google Suite document version. We need to be able to save other types of files, and Dropbox helps us with this feature. We want a storage and sharing …
Dropbox is straightforward to set up but if you execute on setting up tagging in products like Lytho, Sprinklr, Bynder ETC. it becomes a lot more streamlined to share and find content.
Google Drive is more or less apples to apples but the GUI is prettier in Dropbox. For …