Customer Reviews (10)
Amy M.
Reliable syncing wins out
I tried Google Drive and OneDrive before settling on Dropbox, mostly because its syncing is way more reliable for me. The interface is straightforward and I’ve rarely had issues with files not updating across devices. The only downside is that it’s a bit pricier than some alternatives, but the stability made it worth it.
Grace P.
Reliable file syncing solution
Had trouble keeping track of all the design files we shared with clients across different devices. Dropbox made it easy to sync everything automatically, so I never had to worry about missing versions or sending outdated files again.
Gareth D.
Solid for team file sharing
Our team of about 15 uses Dropbox to share files quickly, and it’s really helped cut down on email back-and-forth. Getting everyone to consistently use it took a couple of weeks, but now collaboration feels way smoother.
Adam G.
Reliable and improving over time
Started using this about 7 years ago and it’s come a long way since then. The sync is super reliable now, which wasn’t always the case in the early days. I like how easy it is to share files with coworkers, though sometimes the app feels a bit heavy on my older laptop. Overall, it’s gotten better with every update and still my go-to for cloud storage.
Zach O.
Streamlined team file sharing
Our team of about 15 switched to Dropbox last year, and it definitely made sharing files smoother. Getting everyone used to it took a couple of weeks, but now collaboration feels way less clunky, especially on bigger projects.
Darcy H.
Quick and easy setup
Setup was super quick, had it running in just a few minutes with hardly any confusion. The onboarding walked me through the basics nicely, so I didn’t feel lost at all.
Ronald M.
Reliable and fast syncing
I switched to Dropbox after trying Google Drive and OneDrive for a few months. While Google Drive has good collaboration tools, I found Dropbox's syncing to be faster and more reliable, especially when working with large files. OneDrive felt a bit clunky and slower on my Mac, so Dropbox ended up being the smoother experience overall. The interface is straightforward and I appreciate how easy it is to share files without messing with permissions too much.
Daniel D.
Simplified file sharing chaos
Our team was drowning in messy email attachments and version confusion until we started using Dropbox. It made sharing files way easier and kept everything in one place, which really helped during tight deadlines. That said, syncing sometimes lags and can get frustrating if you’re offline a lot.
Octave B.
Hard to get team on board
Our team of 8 had a tough time getting everyone to actually use Dropbox consistently, and syncing issues caused a lot of confusion during projects. Collaboration felt clunky and slowed us down more than helped.
George G.
Reliable and improving over time
Started using this about 7 years ago and it’s definitely gotten smoother and more reliable over time. The syncing rarely fails now, which is a huge relief compared to the early days. Wish the mobile app was a bit faster, but overall it’s been solid for storing and sharing files without much hassle.