File Syncing and Backup

Latest File Syncing and Backup

• Nero BackItUp

  Nero BackItUp offers good-looking clients for PC, Web, and mobile, but it's slower than most competitors and lacks some key capabilities.

  6 years, 4 months By Michael Muchmore
• MyPCBackup

  MyPCBackup offers many of the usual online backup features, but its quirks and high price make it a hard sell.

  6 years, 4 months By Michael Muchmore
• ADrive

  ADrive tries to win over users with the promise of an exquisite amount of free storage space: 50GB! But there's no such thing as a free lunch. ADrive comes with a lot of caveats, and it's difficult to recommend to most users.

  6 years, 4 months By PCMag UK
• JustCloud

  Cloud storage, backup, and file-syncing service JustCloud doesn't actually offer the "unlimited" space that it advertises. Because users probably won't get what they think they're getting, JustCloud is hard to recommend.

  6 years, 4 months By PCMag UK
• Box (Personal)

  Syncing and storage tool Box is easy to use and highly customizable, letting you integrate your account with a wide range of apps and services.

  6 years, 4 months By PCMag UK
• Apple iCloud Drive

  Apple's iCloud Drive cloud file-syncing and storage service is a worthwhile service, especially if you're entrenched in Apple's ecosystem, but it doesn't quite measure up to the competition from Google and Microsoft.

  6 years, 4 months By Michael Muchmore
• Microsoft OneDrive

  OneDrive, the default online storage and syncing service for Windows 10 and Office 365, offers a wealth of powerful features, as well as apps for more platforms than any of its competitors.

  6 years, 4 months By Michael Muchmore
• Google Keep

  Google Keep is a free note-taking and syncing app with a nifty OCR feature, but it lacks the features and mobile apps offered by the competition.

  6 years, 4 months By PCMag UK
• MozyHome

  Big on simplicity, but light on features and performance, the MozyHome online backup service doesn't offer a whole lot for the money.

  6 years, 4 months By PCMag UK
• Backblaze

  Backblaze is a true set-it-and-forget-it online backup service. It's good for novices, but it may frustrate expert users who want more granular controls.

  6 years, 4 months By PCMag UK
• Norton Online Backup

  Norton Online Backup can quickly back up your data across multiple computers, but it's pricey and lacks industry-standard features.

  6 years, 4 months By PCMag UK
• OpenDrive

  Online backup service OpenDrive offers customizable pricing plans and good collaboration options, but it can be confusing to use and needs to improve its mobile functionality.

  6 years, 4 months By PCMag UK
• Carbonite

  Carbonite is an easy-to-use, reasonably priced online backup service with unlimited storage and good mobile apps, but the desktop and web interfaces lack advanced backup options and sharing features.

  6 years, 4 months By PCMag UK
• SugarSync

  SugarSync is an intuitive file-syncing service with good mobile apps, but it's expensive and lacks advanced collaboration features.

  6 years, 4 months By PCMag UK
• Livedrive

  Livedrive works well and delivers unlimited online storage, but it doesn't offer top-level backup options, such as separate scheduling and a truly continuous option.

  6 years, 5 months By PCMag UK