On the downside, EaseUS Todo doesn’t give you PC-to-PC transfer, command-line driven backups, and Outlook backups. It allows you to run the software before Windows starts without having to use a flash drive or a disc to run it. One of the most notable features of this free system backup software is Pre-OS.

If you want, you can also password protect your data. Differential and incremental backups are smaller than full backups - and hence faster to make - but take more time to restore.ĮaseUS Todo can compress your data to save disk space. The tool lets you select a backup schedule and backup type (full, differential, or incremental) according to your requirements. You can choose to back up your data on DropBox, GoogleDrive, or OneDrive. It allows you to restore files up to two weeks in the past - and even lets you back up your files to the cloud. There’s also a “Smart Backup” option that monitors selected files for changes and automatically backs them up. So you might want to first give it a try - unless, of course, you really need those exclusive features of the Pro version.ĮaseUS Todo can backup your entire system, whole drives or partitions, and individual files and folders. That said, the free version covers almost all the important bases. It offers some useful features, like file synching, and comes with an affordable price tag. VerdictĪomei Backupper Pro is a decent local backup tool. If you like it enough, you will have to shell out $49.95. PriceĪomei Backupper Pro has a 30-day trial period. So play around with it as much as you want. However, since it runs in the background and has a light CPU usage, the lack of speed doesn’t really matter. While it made disk and partition backups faster than any other local backup tool I reviewed, it was the slowest in backing up individual files. PerformanceĪomei Backupper Pro performance was a mixed bag. I contacted it a couple of times and received a satisfactory reply within 24 hours each time. That said, the rich Knowledge Base and Help Documents archive pretty much make up for the lack of a community forum - and its email support team is helpful and efficient. SupportĪomei doesn’t offer phone support, nor does it have a support forum. There’s a free version, too, but it lacks the aforementioned tools and certain other features, like System Clone and Differential backup.Īomei Backupper Pro is compatible with Windows 10, 8.1, 8, Vista, and XP. Included in the Pro version are various useful tools that allow you to create a bootable USB or CD drive, check backups for errors, open image files, and merge multiple image files into one. Also missing is the option to password protect your data.įeatures like Compression and Splitting (which splits large files into smaller ones) make it easier for you to save disk space or upload files to a portable device. However, there’s no provision to schedule event-based backups. Various options for scheduling backups are available, like hourly and daily. The tool supports file synching, which ensures you don’t lose important files. You can backup data to a local drive, an external drive, and a network storage device - and have a choice of making full, differential, or incremental backups.

FeaturesĪomei Backupper Pro allows you to backup your entire system, hard disks, partitions, and individual files and folders. Thankfully, the layout and workflow are intuitive, so even beginners will find it easy to use. The user interface, with its retro look, didn’t impress me much. Regardless of this, it took me less than 5 minutes to download and install it.

Ease of UseĪomei Backupper has a fairly large installer (104 MB). Is that so? Let’s dig deep into it to find the truth. They also assert their tool provides the most reliable way to keep data secure. This PC backup software claims over 93 million people have used their product, which is pretty impressive.

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