MediaFire Reviews

Mediafire provides an enterprise-level file cloud-based storage solution. It's the best cloud-based file backup software I've ever encountered.

The main reasons I still use it now and thus, recommend are because:

- it is because it's super fast and from personal analysis, I think it runs on ultra-fast servers which tremendously speeds up file upload and download processes.

- file sharing is easy as the user interface is easy to navigate
-It's easily accessible, mobile friendly, and provides robust file security solutions with cutting-edge technologies that protect users from account hacking and data phishing. It's a safe place for my files tho.

It only supports a few integrations and lots of my favorite apps seem to not be supported yet.

I've used MediaFire since it first started in beta. Since that's the case, I have extra storage space as it started out with way more space, if not unlimited, at the time. They've changed that up but it's still affordable. It functions really well and is even great for image sharing. I like that it gives you instant links to share the picture directly with anyone else. The download and upload speeds are really fast as well.

I'm pretty sure that it originally had unlimited storage when it first came out. I understand why they changed it up and started charging for it but it's still really affordable and it's still my favorite hosting website to this day.

Media Fire offers free uploads and simple file sharing options. The interface is easy to use and share when giving access to files.

The free plan is limited with storage amount limits and can have slow download speeds.

Uploading and sharing files is quick and straightforward, with no unnecessary steps

Lack of advanced features like automatic file syncing or integration with productivity tools. Limit for free users.

I am very happy with mediafire since I can use it in 2 easy ways, as a public link or as a storage for myself.
The types of view as a search engine and as a unique link is what seems perfect to me.
Uploading documents simultaneously is one of its best virtues.
That they have a stable and available mobile application for IOS which is something that not everyone has.

I can't find anything wrong with Mediafire, I would rank it as one of the best online storage services.

Mediafire is fast and the interface easy to understand. There are not a lot of ads as for the others file sharing software. Also the download speed and upload speed are amazing

Maybe it would be very useful to have a major upload limit for file sharing, as you need to be premium.

MediaFire has always been my first choices for years at this point; both upload and download are amazing, especially the download speed. I usually use it for cloud-storage and it never disappointed me. I consider it the best software, my files have never been lost or damaged and thanks to the simple friendly-user interface, it's really a pleasure to use.

I have nothing to complain about, it works perfectly.

Mediafire is an easy to use software, which is rather useful when it comes to cloud storage and to share files. The upload is amazing and the download is really really fast, I love it.

Would prefer if there was an option to stop and resume the downloads from where I stopped them. Sometimes my internet is awful and, even though the process isn't that slow, I would prefer to postpone the downloads/uploads and it's really difficult. I am forced to uplolad/download from 0 everytime.

No advanced features like sync or backup; ads on the free plan can be annoying.

Easy to use, good free storage, simple file sharing with links.

MediaFire allows you to easily upload and share documents and folders that are too large to be emailed or cannot be compressed. The interface is very user-friendly and intuitive. Simply drag-and-drop or browse and upload, then share files. MediaFire also gives you 10GB of free storage for files up to a bonus of 50GB.

For multiple large files, I prefer to use Google Drive as I have more features to manage files, modify folders, reupload documents and manage permissions without the need to resend the document.

Mediafire is amazing when it comes to quickly upload/download any kind of files. It's a really valid cloud-storage software with an amazing speed and it's easy to use thanks to its intuitive interface.

I honestly love everything about Mediafire, maybe i would add an option to stop-resume the downloads in a simple click, but that aside it's perfect

MediaFire is intuitive and easy to use to share files across the web.

Download speeds can be slow when servers are congested.

Service speed is very fast and easy with long time of storage

Advertising and pop up pages, with some times limited size of files

I've been using MediaFire for a long time. Because I started into it so early, my first storage was limitless. Several years ago, my free account was "downsized" to 15GB of storage. Although my upload and download rates have always been excellent, keeping my assets in folders has allowed me to maintain complete control over my data.

MediaFire's main flaw, in my opinion, is a lack of intuitiveness. This makes it harder to transfer data with younger individuals, as services like WeTransfer and Dropbox offer a more straightforward user experience. MediaFire links might be confusing for specific users. This software has an outdated understanding of the file transfer environment when you can't build or download batch operations.

MediaFire is a really common website for file-sharing or file storing, I'm using it for a very long time, and the thing that I like most is that you have up to 11GB for free to store your files which is good for free versions. and there is a paid version really cheap you can get up to 1TB of space, No captcha codes, Long-term storage, and many more good features. In both versions, you can upload your files and share links, you have cloud storage so you can store your files and back whenever you want. If you are a MediaFire user, you have a really good interface easy to use so you can see all uploaded files.

to be honest as a user, I upload files, and I have never seen something wrong on the website, But if you are a user who downloads people's stuff, I can't guarantee if the files can be harming your device or not, of course, the website is taking care of this stuff, but always give attention, you will never know.

very easy to use
good price
Great transfer speeds big files

poor Support users
low data protection
use some better enterprise management tools

Mediafire is amazing, it is intuitive and allows for unlimited file sharing, regardless of size, which is really helpful to download games, movies and series. It has a good pricing too.

It would be great if it had a desktop app, file previews and at least encryption to avoid so many redirect links.

The best of Mediafire: easy of use, trustworthy and many years in the industry.

The worst of Mediafire: Could be faster, other solutions give more security and privacy

There's very fast upload and download speeds without delay. Extremely simple to share files with anyone else. The user interface is also very easy on the idea and has a very quick learning curve.

There are the occasional ads that may pop up when downloading a file but they can be easily closed