While Apple’s built-in solution has definitely upped its game over the last few years by introducing certain useful features, it still has a long way to go. Until recently, there wouldn’t have been any competition when it came to choosing between Dropbox and iCloud, the former was a clear choice. Let’s find out which platform managed to steal the thunder from the other. Today, we’ll discuss iCloud and Dropbox cloud storage services in more detail, including their similarities and differences. But now that Apple is allowing file and folder sharing, Mac loyalists are getting tempted to let their Dropbox subscription expire. More so, for Mac users who know the challenge of picking the right cloud storage solution.ĭropbox was the clear pioneer when it came to cloud sharing and storage services for the longest time. However, the availability of different platforms, each claiming to be the best, can make narrowing down choices difficult. Any pros and cons? Should I spend my €100/year on iCloud iso Dropbox? Or continue to combine both? Thanks for your insights! Ps, my daughters are on 1st and 2nd gen iPads as they are still young, but I like the screen time options so I think it's possible that I'll get them second hand iPhones once they've reached the right age.Cloud storage services can solve limited hard drive space and file organization problems without the expensive price tag. I'm not sure I can replace my iPhone for an Android though. I'm even contemplating on getting a cheaper laptop when my MBP dies. My MBP might die soon and I only use it for things I can't do on my iPhone, so no work, collaborating, etc, just saving pictures really. Now that I stopped uploading my pictures to Google photos, I use Dropbox but I miss the functionalities of Google photos so I'm wondering if I should switch from Dropbox to iCloud completely. I also pay 1 euro a month to back up my iPhone on iCloud and within a few years I'd add my daughters probably. I've been paying for 2tb on Dropbox and it serves as a back up for all my data on my MBP. Now that I can't use Google photos anymore (they gave me three weeks until they expect it to be full 😛) I'm reconsidering my backup options. I used to backup my photos on Google photos for easy sharing, but I would always download them on my MBP and only sync back favourites to save space on my iPhone. I just read this article but I'm still unsure what to do.
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