Reasonable, predictable "personal" pricing-$60 per year for 5TB, from any number of devices.Aggressively cross-platform-Windows, Mac, Linux, Android, and iOS are all supported.Advanced options for advanced users-SQL, Exchange, Oracle, Sharepoint, VMWare, Hyper-V, System cloning, and more.Archive depth (as file versioning), with easy access to older versions of files.End-to-end encryption keeps your backups safe from prying eyes.Continuous backups (that actually work properly) as well as scheduled backups.Fast backup speeds (relative to other cloud providers).We found iDrive to be the clear winner among the five cloud backup services we tested, ticking every box on our list:
For most people, backup speed isn't a big issue for day-to-day use, but when you first adopt a cloud-based backup service, higher throughput can mean the difference between one week and six months to complete the first full backup! We were also interested in additional features, including but not limited to cross-platform support (our test platform is Windows 10) and end-to-end encryption. We tested each backup service for backup and restoration speeds as well, though this wasn't our primary consideration. It also needs to operate reliably in the background, offer easy recovery, and provide archive depth-meaning you'll have backups to previous versions of your files in addition to the current saved copy. Beyond ease of use, our preferred solution needs to be affordable and have a simple billing model. Backblaze: Fast, feature-rich, but not the bestįor a backup service to work, it needs to be easy to install and use.Why iDrive got the “Ars Archivum” backup award.
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