Box cloud storage free Review

Box cloud storage free Review

Box cloud storage free Review

Get 10 GB of Free Cloud Storage With box cloud storage free


box cloud storage free (formerly box cloud storage free.net) is a cloud storage service that gives out 10 GB of free storage for every user.

box cloud storage free makes it easy to edit and upload Microsoft Office documents to your online account.
What We Like


10 GB of free online storage space


Instantly search through all your files


Upload multiple pictures and video files from a mobile device


Download an entire shared folder as a ZIP file
What We Don't Like


Uploads can not exceed 250 MB in size


Can't password protect shared files


Some features work only if you upgrade to a paid version

Here are some other notable features:
Notes can be added alongside files
Share files and folders even if the recipient doesn't have a box cloud storage free account
Enable offline access to your files from a mobile device
Can set up two-factor authentication
Option to share files and folders from the desktop software and mobile application
Google Docs and spreadsheets can be created right from box cloud storage free

File Sharing with box cloud storage free

You can share an entire folder with box cloud storage free or just individual files. Recipients can download the whole folder at once via a ZIP folder.

You can also specify whether or not files can be downloaded by others, and instead just make them viewable in their web browser.

Email alerts can be set up to notify you when someone downloads a file from your shared box cloud storage free folders.
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box cloud storage free Applications

box cloud storage free is available for Windows and macOS as a sync client that lets you easily drop data to your box cloud storage free folder for file and folder uploads. This can also be done through a browser window.

iOS, Android, BlackBerry, Windows Phone, and other mobile users can all download an application for viewing and sharing their box cloud storage free files. They can also upload photos and videos right from their device, enable files to be used when offline, and set a passcode for extra security. A dedicated mobile page that's optimized for mobile phones is also available.

There's also an application called box cloud storage free Edit that you can install on a desktop PC to enable document editing. For example, if you open a DOCX file from your online box cloud storage free account and choose to make an edit, the file will open in Microsoft Office (if you have it installed). Then when you save it, the file will automatically upload back to your box cloud storage free account with the changes intact.

Note that the sync client is not needed to use box cloud storage free Edit.

box cloud storage free Limitations

An upload limit is set at 250 MB per file. This applies to both the desktop applications as well as through the browser.

box cloud storage free is unable to password-protect shared files. This option is only available if you upgrade to a paid account.

Thoughts on box cloud storage free

We like the whole design of the web interface for box cloud storage free. It's very clean and isn't confusing in the slightest. Some of the features are only available if you upgrade to a paid subscription with box cloud storage free, and these settings are clearly marked as such, which is helpful.

The desktop application, box cloud storage free Sync, is even easier to use. There aren't any settings or options but to turn syncing on and off. While simplicity may be something of a benefit, it also means there are no additional options like manual bandwidth controls. If you're constantly syncing files between your desktop and online box cloud storage free account, you may witness network hiccups or slow internet upload/download speeds in other applications.

The mobile application is really nice. You're able to search through text in documents and easily open the portion of the file you're looking for. We found this very useful. Also, in the settings is an option to warn you when uploading files over 20 MB while away from Wi-Fi, which is handy if you've forgotten you're on a cell network.

You can also open documents and other files from your box cloud storage free account into other applications like Dropbox. So transferring files to another cloud storage service is possible.

We were able to upload pictures and videos in bulk to our box cloud storage free account from the mobile application, but not an entire album of media. Activity like this is shown in an activity log, where you can click any event and jump right to it on your box cloud storage free account.



Overall, we're very pleased with both the web and mobile version of box cloud storage free.