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Looked at this recently because I'm on the verge of upgrading my Dropbox to a bigger tier but even though files were syncing they changed the dates. Maybe it wa
by haunter 4y ago
Looked at this recently because I'm on the verge of upgrading my Dropbox to a bigger tier but even though files were syncing they changed the dates. Maybe it was a bug but that instantly was big no for me. Honestly I just wish Dropbox has a "consumer" tier, I don't need 2TB and don't want to pay 12€ for that. Something for 3-5€ would be much better
- toomuchtodo 4y agoIs that much money a month really a concern? It seems prudent from a business perspective for Dropbox to not cater to price sensitive customers. (I have a Dropbox annual plan)
- haunter 4y agoIt just feels like I'd pay for something I don't need. I don't even pay now, I'm using the free storage which is great and I _want_ to pay but to me there is a lack of option between the free 2GB or the paid 2TB. Even though the byte/cost could be higher with a lower tier (say 200GB for 5€)
- toomuchtodo 4y agoValue is, admittedly, subjective. I once felt the same (this much for storage!?) but let us enumerate the value: 2TB of durable storage with highly reliable syncing services, web interface, mobile apps, selective sync, sharing/links, etc. Is that enough to make 10€ palatable? To each their own value decision. For me, the time savings using the product and the piece of mind are worth the cost (although I also pay Apple $10/month for iCloud storage, and would move from Dropbox is iCloud files reached parity wrt sync/selective sync).
- Dylan16807 4y agoIf 200GB is enough, you can use Google One.