Mobile apps were tested on a Google Pixel 3 with Android 10. We tested each cloud-backup service using a Lenovo Yoga C940 14-inch laptop with a 10th-generation Intel Core i7 CPU running Windows 10 Home 64. It also supports Windows Server 2003 through 2019, and there are command-line scripts available to back up Linux systems, but you may have to contact IDrive support to get the script bundle for your particular Linux distribution. IDrive offers support for Windows 7, macOS 10.10 Yosemite, Android 5.0 Lollipop or iOS 11.0 and later versions. Even this tier remains more affordable than Acronis True Image for comparable storage or CrashPlan for Small Business with its unlimited storage but high per-computer costs. Other than the storage cap, it's the same as the 5TB plan.įor those that are taking advantage of NAS support, the 10TB limit may be necessary. Pricing jumps up to $74.62 for the first year ($99.50 per year thereafter) or $149.25 for the first two years ($199 thereafter). Backblaze offers unlimited storage for $70 per year, but that's for only one computer.įor those with more extensive storage needs, you can bump your IDrive Personal storage up to 10TB. Tom's Guide readers will get an even steeper discount on the first year.įor at least the first year, this makes IDrive a very affordable online-backup option. The 5TB plan is typically $59.12 for the first year ($79.50 per year thereafter), or $119.25 for the first two years ($159 thereafter). Acronis True Image is the only other service I tested that offers full NAS-backup support, while CrashPlan for Small Business does for Mac and Linux only.
IDrive also backs up external hard drives and network-attached-storage (NAS) devices.
I like to have unlimited storage, but even 5TB will be enough for most users' storage needs. The IDrive Personal subscription plan comes with 5TB or 10TB of storage, depending on price, and can be used across as many computers, smartphones and tablets as you like.
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