Dropbox Paper Reviews

Srivatsa B.Mid-Market(51-1000 emp.)

5.0

If we store files and documents in DropBox, we can access it anywhere and quickly. I term it as a ready reckoner or an instant information centre (I.I.C) . Cloud based file storage and transfer is prioritized by DropBox which has revolutionized cloudcomputing. My storage box in hand is DropBox, which I can trust as it savesfiles and documents securely and safely. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Gordon D.Digital Marketing & Social Media Director

5.0

Dropbox offers some really great features - I can send a link to a file on the service to anyone who isn't on the service; I can share folders and data with select people; and I get plenty of space. (There's the requisite get-free-space-to-have-your-friends-sign-on, but even at a rock bottom $10 month for 100 GB, there's still plenty of value to Dropbox). Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Srinivasan A.Information Technology and Services

4.5

Because it is a content storage software, whenever and wherever I need any files I can easily access the materials which I need as they are stored in the cloud, instantly with the help of Dropbox. I will always trust DropBox as it helps me in the official purposes. All my official documents are stored in the DropBox which makes me stress free. DropBox is my trusted stress buster as all my official and personal data and documents are stored safely and securely in the cloud. All my data including my personal government documents and official documents can be accessed anywhere and everywhere using DropBox. It is user friendly also. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Mostafa H.President

0.0

people's concern with security of Dropbox Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Tom A.Marketing Manager

0.0

Transitioned users from a business license back to a personal liscense. Dropbox deleted users personal documents Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Carl J.Founder and CEO

0.0

I've just spent 11 days playing ping pong with Dropbox customer support and my issue is still not resolved. I own a business account. I expected their customer service to be OK. It's total crap. I get copy and paste answers. I requested my ticket to be transferred to another rep and the rep refused. I can hardly believe it. If customer service is important to you, avoid Dropbox at all cost. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Verified UserDirector

10.0

We're using Dropbox for sharing across the organization. It keeps our documents centralized. Design documents, official business assets, and logos, are housed there. Occasionally larger files are transmitted to entities outside the company.
Tight Integration with OS X. Excellent UX/UI. Simple setup.

Verified UserStrategist

10.0

We use Dropbox to share files and content with our clients. It's a great way to share presentations, ad creative files, large spreadsheets, and pretty much anything that is too large to send through email. Another great plus with Dropbox is that it keeps shared files in one location that is easy to locate -- No need to dig through my inbox anymore to find that one presentation deck sent to me 3 months ago.
Groups - easily allows us to create specific groups or files by client. This helps us stay organized and assures that specific files are only shared with the right clients. Unlimited Storage Space - we never have to worry about filling our Dropbox to its max because there is always more memory when needed! Accessibility - I can access important files anywhere from any device. On the occassion that I have to do some work from home and I left my work laptop at the office, I know I can always log into Dropbox and pull the files I need. It's easy to edit them and just re-save. Everyone can see my updates right away. File Recovery - If you accidentally delete a file, you can easily recover it. This has saved my life on more than one occasion.

Brian MuenchChief Relationship Officer

10.0

We use Dropbox for Business for our internal corporate storage needs, as well as, the storage needs for each of our customers. In total, we currently have approximately 130 customers' mission critical files being stored on Dropbox. The files are segmented by company for security reasons obviously, and we use use an encryption scheme for the directory structures in addition to the Dropbox encryption and security.
Speed: Dropbox file access, for a mass market solution is incredibly fast, almost as fast as if we had our own dedicated servers. Flexibility: From an admin perspective, we can move files, directory structures, close structures off, virtually anything we need to do, from any device we need to it. Cost Effective: For the scope of the solution we have, we could not implement anything like this cheaper ourselves, nor can we buy it cheaper anywhere else and get the same level of service. Believe me, we have checked!

not_cool

5.0

Arguably the most convenient thing about Dropbox is how universally integrated it is with everything. Most websites or software have utilized some kind of Dropbox integration to sync your files or create backups. In regards to those complaining about privacy/security, although relevant concerns, it should be noted that this is a non-issue if you encrypt your data before uploading. This seems to make more sense to me than trusting a third party that "says" they keep your data private. Unless the...

insidesystem

4.0

You do not need 10$ if you're professional and use it really a lot. You need a 20$ plan. 20$ for 2TB - is way too much for features what they offer (mostly nothing). The era of sharing files is over, now must-have option is securing user data on cloud storages. DropBox does not do this. Data is not secure there and asked to pay a lot of money for that. 120$ = 1TB of local SSD where you will have speeds up to 500MB/s with the much larger set of things what you can do with your file...

JohnFastman

2.0

Dropbox syncs your files between multiple computers. It became popular early on in this market and has maintained brand awareness and loyalty, despite newcomers (esp. Google Drive). It's fast and convenient but it comes at a terrible privacy & security cost. See below for details and alternatives. **Privacy and Security Concerns** Dropbox, Google Drive, etc. use a model of storing your data that isn't private. Files are uploaded to their servers and _then_ encrypted using keys that Dropbo...

NuncioBitis

1.0

They offer 2GB or 2000GB, but nothing in between. I know some other companies doing the same thing - offering either something useless or complete overkill for anybody. I could use 100GB and still have lots of room left over, and that's practically everything I've hoarded electronically over my lifetime (and I'm old!)

dbbest

4.0

Confusing interface but all the rest standart features - are awesome

smarttrendse

5.0

i love Dropbox, Bcz its very helpful for me