Macrium Reflect vs. EaseUS Todo Backup Home

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dalchina said:

Hi Matthew...

Just a few thoughts on Easeus ToDo Backup: just thought I’d have a quick look around to see what guides are available..
I used to use this for a time many years ago.. no current experience of it.

Youtube:
System Backup [EaseUS Todo Backup Personal Edition] - YouTube

this seems to be one produced by Easeus– not 100% certain.
note the voice has a significant accent, although the grammar is good

It’s somewhat superficial – an overview.

Difference between Full, Incremental and Differential Backup - YouTube

similarly – contrasts incremental and differential imaging.

A search for
easeus todo backup manual
offers this brief overview
Detailed user guide for data backup and restore - EaseUS Todo Backup

and this 76 page pdf
https://www.todo-backup.com/download...User_Guide.pdf

I note the quality of the English needs review for general use: random examples:





Here’s a page comparing the Free and Home editions:
[Edition Comparison] EaseUS Todo Backup Free and Home - EaseUS

The free edition seems to offer features similar to those of Aomei Backupper free – i.e. more comprehensive than those offered by Macrium Reflect (free).

Whilst comprehensible, again note some of the English is evidently non-native.

Glad to know that you discussed what a company EaseUS is. And we hope we can give an answer by offering better products. And I'm actually a market member of EaseUS. Your professionalism reminds me to post here for product advice. Since then, I've posted three product-related threads.

Yes. That's our YouTube Channel. And to be specific, all the videos on that channel are made by our support team, whose English is not so good but with the advanced ability to solve our products related PC issues. Thanks for pointing this out， which let us know that native presentation really matters. And we will invite more native speakers to join us. And you can check another channel of us - EaseUS Software - YouTube

Thanks again for this info, Dalchina.

Here is a summary of key features of Paid versions of Macrium Reflect, Easeus Todo Backup and AOMEI Backupper. I have all three paid versions and tested them.

Also included is summary free version of Macrium Reflect

A minor negative of Macrium Reflect is the GUI is not so easy for new users but for paid versions, users are normally quite experienced (new users would start with free version).

In my opinion, it is clear that the Paid version of Reflect is much richer in features than the other two packages, and is simply far superior.

AOMEI does have a nice file synching feature. I bought it just for this feature alone, and use it occasionally.

AOMEI also has ability to use its own VSS method rather than relying on Windows VSS. I have never needed this.

Easeus is a good tool but is not really any different to AOMEI (but lacks two above features).

Also, you can see free version of Reflect has most features of paid Easeus / AOMEI versions.

I have not shown features of free versions of Easeus and AOMEI but there are some feature restrictions - you would have to check their websites.

mngerhold said:

A useful table - as it is somewhat fuzzy and hard to read, could you provide a text version, please?

Best I can do as it is a picture of an excel file

I am using EaseUS because of PreOS, Aoemi has recently removed it from the free version and creating bootable USB also fails, Macrium does not work on my PC. EaseUS free unfortunately does not allow to disable compression, so it takes a toll on my SSD and makes creating system backup to last 60 secs vs 40, but that is a little price to pay .

Macrium does not work on my PC.

- just curious... CRC error? VSS error? when restoring? imaging? - or something else.. thanks.