Baidu Netdisk Launches Overseas Version Dubox with 1TB Free Unlimited Storage

Although Baidu Netdisk has been controversial due to speed limits, it remains the market leader in China. However, with the launch of Xunlei Cloud and the internal testing of Aliyun Cloud, the cloud storage business is becoming lively again. Baidu Netdisk has now launched its overseas version, Dubox, which offers 1TB of free storage upon registration.

Registering for Dubox

• Dubox Official Website: https://www.dubox.com/

The official website supports Chinese voice. Currently, login methods include Facebook, Google, and Apple ID, as shown below.

Note that Dubox does not allow access from domestic IPs. Xiaoz attempted to access it using a Tencent Cloud Hong Kong lightweight server but failed, likely due to inaccurate IP recognition. Switching to a US IP allowed normal access. Users wishing to register for Dubox should prepare their own proxy tools.

Exploring Dubox

After registration, you can see 1024GB of capacity in the bottom right corner. The backend interface is identical in style to Baidu Netdisk but appears even more concise.

Dubox does not support offline downloads. The client supports Android and iOS, but there is no PC client available yet.

Xiaoz tested the upload speed, which reached 4Mb/s. The download speed was disappointing at only 100Kb/s, though this may be related to the proxy connection and should be taken as a reference only.

Conclusion

Dubox is currently in the public beta phase. Its features and client support do not yet match those of the domestic Baidu Netdisk. Interested users are encouraged to try it out personally. Personally, I believe purchasing Microsoft 365 for overseas cloud storage is more reliable. It costs only a few dozen yuan per year for shared use, offers 1TB of OneDrive capacity, provides decent speeds, and includes free access to the full Office suite. What do you think?

Dubox Official Website: https://www.dubox.com/