Dropbox Reviews and Ratings

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We use Dropbox to share secure documents with our clients, and for them to share secure documents with us.

Likelihood to Recommend

Dropbox is well suited to sharing secure documents and files with our clients, and them sharing with us.

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We use Dropbox as our server. All of our documents are stored there and retrieved as we need them. We were also able to replace our backup system, knowing that Dropbox uses multiple locations. Despite an occasional time lag, the system has been flawless. Moving to Dropbox was a game changer for us!

Likelihood to Recommend

Dropbox is great when you are working remotely. We love being able to retrieve information wherever we are, and to upload files from anywhere.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Sharing and synchronizing files and documents across multiple devices and collaborators

Likelihood to Recommend

Dropbox is excellent in sharing files, and allowing offline access

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I use it as cloud storage to store much of my work data. It interfaces well with my desktop , creating a seamless experience. I find Dropbox particularly useful for sharing files with colleagues. It appears to be much easier to use than other sharing platforms such as OneDrive. I have never encountered an issue with accessibility when sharing files.

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Dropbox is particularly well- suited to sharing files with multiple individuals. Dropbox works seamlessly with my laptop, making it easy to save and retrieve documents.

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I use Dropbox to electronically store client files. It assists be in not having to maintain physical files or have to print things out. I am an attorney and it is an efficient way to stay organized and there are so many useful features in one place.

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Overall the program is easy to navigate and has a lot of features so you do not have to have multiple programs.

I do not like that the documents do not open in a separate window and I do not like that the features such as docsend are not on home page instead.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

I utilize Dropbox Pro in my overall workflow, allowing it to be my primary file archive in everything I do. It’s extremely easy to share documents or request files from others that either have or do not have a Dropbox account. I use Dropbox both for personal and business purposes, allowing me to flow data between contexts smoothly and efficiently without any problems or hassles. The biggest problem I found with other cloud providers that Dropbox address is a significant number in integrations with the many platforms I use. This makes it vital to my workflow.

Likelihood to Recommend

Highly recommend. I use this platform for both my professional and personal needs. I don’t think I trust any other platform as much as I do Dropbox. Their user experience and customer experience are exceptional. Dropbox has the best integrations in the market! The cost is very reasonable for what features are offered, too. I highly recommend Dropbox for anyone in the market for a cloud solution.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

All my personal files, papers, notes, photos are on Dropbox. I have rarely had a problem accessing them and can do some from various devices. I have used it for many many years now, soon after it came out, I think. I always recommend it as the safest way toback up things. I occasionally forget how to download to print,but finally figure it our.

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I already did, so well suited to safe storage

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Use Dropbox for sharing research documents and drafts among colleagues. Improvements over the years to Dropbox's tracking of who has a file open, and alerts to avoid conflicting versions, have helped immensely. I used to use this also for sharing readings and the like among students for classes; better course-management platforms have made that use less necessary.

Likelihood to Recommend

Collaborative research projects (compiling sets of background documents or research data) or publications are the most obvious use, in my world. That said, for live collaborations on specific documents, many colleagues prefer GoogleDocs. (I'm not always able to be online, and find GoogleDocs' interface a bit annoying, so still default to Dropbox, myself.)

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

I have been using Dropbox for years. It provides a reliable, secure data repository for client files that I can access anywhere, which means I don't have to worry about whether I am using my desktop, laptop, or iPad. It's also the ideal way to share content with collaborators.

I find myself storing critical material on Dropbox rather than my hard drive. I have lost too much data over the years from hardware failures and I know my data is safe with Dropbox.

Likelihood to Recommend

I tend to use Dropbox as an external hard drive without issues.

I have worked with clients to share files and content, which can be more efficient than using Google docs or sharing files via email.

I have also used Dropbox to store data in transit, that I am moving from one machine to another. It works but is slow and less effectice.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We use Dropbox to store photos from job sites that we work on so we can have the photos organized by location and send them off to the appropriate customers as completion photo evidence.

Likelihood to Recommend

Relatively easy to use for our purposes