Dropbox Business vs OneDrive Comparison

This can be a huge benefit, now that is also is fully integrated into gmail- if you prefer using google apps choose this over onedrive

There is a lot of advertising and its best to pick your email preferences carefully, they do like to email people a lot

This is one of the best cloud storage apps out there.

Expensive compared to Google Drive and OneDrive.

Easy File sharing. Multi platform support. Great file sync speed.

Expensive storage compare to OneDrive and Google.

I loves the features and all possibilities given. UI and UX are on point. Overall a great software.

The pricepoint is way to high. I switched to OneDrive and am happier now. Moreover OneDrive connects with everything way better. Sorry Dropbox :-(

Very easy to use. Great sharing tools. Great syncing across devices.

Very expensive compared to Microsoft OneDrive & Google Drive.

Very easy to use and cross platform on multiple devices. Highest tier adds great features and benefits.

Free version is stripped on most features. Highest tier is also pretty pricey, but still a great benefit to businesses.

Easy to use Elegant interface Working across several apps across desktop, smart phone platforms as well

Less free storage when compared to Onedrive and Google drive

It's ease in getting things from phone to desktop by syncing

Not integrated, would like a OneDrive fluidity in terms of trasnfers

dropbox is great, it's very similar to onedrive as it lets you sync your files and photos to a backed up cloud

i like onedrive better because it's easier to share files with others, on dropbox it's quite confusing

It is easy enough to use for cloud storage at work. I can save and recover files very easily, and there are few technical glitches.

The mobile app is extremely heavy and the app can't be stored on my SD card. It also asks for way too many permissions.

It is easy to use and keep control of back up of documents

It is getting one step behind compare with onedrive or google drive

It is easy to integrate into my computer files, access them online, and share links with others

Unlike OneDrive, Microsoft products don't allow it to use the autosave feature. Also, since OneDrive is included for free with 1TB of space, I really don't need to also pay for this.

The servers are fast and the software works well. I like that it's accessible from a computer as well as from a phone.

The cost is too high. Microsoft has a deal at a better yearly price that also comes with all of the microsoft software.

- Great integration with Windows - Reliable - Fast cloud

- Expensive - Does not have a powerful option integration like OneDrive and GDrive

Dropbox has been around for a very long time. The name is automatically associated with file sharing.

Difficult to justify cost with Google drive or Microsoft OneDrive free offerings.

You can try the platform for free to decide if you like it. User friendly, especially for business.

Fairly pricey for business use. Standard and advanced is $15-$25/mo per user then enterprise is custom pricing based off needs.

It had a decent amount of storage and was easy to share documents

The price was high compared to similar services like OneDrive and Google Drive

The download speeds are about 5 time what we experienced with OneDrive.

Everything is good so none. :)

The product is very robust and excellent for document storage and sharing.

The cost of the product is a little high compared to OneDrive and Google Drive.

Dropbox does what you would expect it to do. I like that you can drag and drop files to a folder on your computer and it automatically uploads them to their cloud.

It works very similar to OneDrive, and since OneDrive is included in your O365 subscription, it's better to just stick with One Drive and not have multiple file sharing services installed on your computer running at the same time.

It’s a great tool for an individual with less than a GB to store online.

It’s pricey to use as an enterprise tool.

Easy navigation, easy to share file, decent download and upload speed

Sometimes it messes up with OS's download manager, not so friendly like Onedrive or Google Drive

I can share files with other users even when they don't use Dropbox and easy to track who access and see files.

I see the cost of using Dropbox Business is relatively higher than Google Drive or OneDrive.

dropbox is secure allows you to have ifles with you wherever you go. You can send temporary shares to people and it always syncs up perfectly.

The cost of dropbox and limitations of number of users you can sync to a free account are annoying. Playing up for it helps but there are cheaper and free alternatives out there.

It is very good online storage program also mobile app is very good

personal space can be bigger because it not enough for me now

I don't think there are any pros I can give this tool. It integrates with Windows Phone well. Wait, you don't use a Windows phone? Exactly.

Clunky. Outdated. Inconsistent. We had a really hard time using this tool and ended up going with Dropbox Business.

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Probleme ganze Ordner zu synchronisieren, Dateien waren bisher in Größe begrenzt

It's a great alternative to Dropbox, making file sharing convenient between a variety of users in a business setting.

Sometimes there can be more of a lag than one would expect when browsing for files.

We have OneDrive as a part of Microsoft agreement. It is part of our 'system'. We no longer email attachments but rather share the files via this cloud storage. It eliminates the need for sending files - the old fashioned way.

Syncing with your local PC is a bit cumbersome. You have to select which files are and are not synced.

I most like about Microsoft OneDrive is that the client program installed on my computer is very fast, and can deal with multiple small files very quickly.

I dislike that Microsoft OneDrive does not have any Two Factor Authentication (2FA), which is why we ultimately are using Dropbox for Business more than Microsoft OneDrive.

I was a Dropbox business user for many years until they raised their prices considerably. OneDrive offered a much more sensible storage capacity and monthly price for my freelance business needs.

Nothing I dislike about OneDrive. It does use a fair bit of CPU at some times, but much less than Dropbox.

Works similar to dropbox but much more strict. Cheaper than others and generally comes with 1tb of free space if you already have a business plan.

If you have folders or filenames that have special characters, they are not going to get backed up. The client program has historically been buggy as all get out. The latest version fixed a lot of issues. Microsoft makes it so complicated to set up the client program (in comparison to dropbox) most users are going to get frustrated, quit and use another application. Want to share a folder with someone; forget it. Too complicated. Sure you can get it but not until after a few trial and error sessions.

It's basically free as it's included in Office 365 licensing. It integrates well with Office 365 applications. Integrates well with Active Directory because of Office 365.

Clunky. Slow. Dropbox like functionality isn't very good. There are multiple flavours which cause issues for users that have a personal account and a business account. Syncing fails often from Windows.

OneDrive is a great value for users and businesses when included in an Office 365 plan. You get a large amount of storage and features and it can be a good alternative if you already have Office 365. It is easy to roll out since it is installed as part of Office 365 Desktop Applications.

The OneDrive sync isn't as good as Google Drive, Box or Dropbox. Sometimes it is confusing for users to use between all the different versions of OneDrive (e.g. OneDrive, OneDrive for Business, Office 365 OneDrive).

It's not that hard to get it set up initially and it syncs your docs very easily. It also works across devices which makes it easy to use.

The UI is a bit blah and doesn't give you that seamless navigation you'd like. Compared to other file storage solutions like Box and DropBox for Business, it seems to be a bit primitive.