One of the reviewers paid $49.99 for an Essentials subscription, and then tried to upgrade it to the $89.99 Advanced subscription. One annoyance we found with Acronis Cyber Protect has to do with its pricing.
Read our warnings about that feature later in this review. An offer called Try&Decide lets you use your system as a protected sandbox, so you can visit sketchy websites or install software that you’re not sure you trust-and then, with a few clicks, either return your system to the way it was before or keep the software that you installed while using the feature. You can upgrade one-computer subscriptions to cover three or five machines.Īll versions include disk-cleanup and system-cleaning utilities. The Premium version at $124.99 per year gives 1TB of cloud storage (upgradeable to 5TB), plus options for blockchain certification of files and digital signatures on files in case you don’t have a certificate supplier of your own. It includes backups and restores to local and network devices, plus ransomware (Opens in a new window) protection.Īn Advanced version costs $89.99 per year and adds 500GB of Acronis cloud storage, more malware protection, and backups of Microsoft 365 files from Microsoft’s cloud to Acronis’ cloud. (Opens in a new window) Read Our NovaBackup ReviewĪ low-cost Essentials version costs $49.99 per year for one computer. On the other hand, Acronis Cyber Protect's offers an annual subscription that includes a ton of security features, some of which did well in our hands-on tests. It's also not a high-value online storage solution if you compare it with others on a per-gigabyte basis. Most of the features in the latest version work perfectly, but some didn’t in our testing, and we'll spell out some reasons you may not want to make it your first choice as a backup app. Like all modern backup software, Acronis Cyber Protect Home Office can create a restorable image of your system while you’re using it. It can also sync folders between computers or between your PC and the cloud. It saves backups to local or network directories or, if you’re willing to pay for it, Acronis’ proprietary cloud service. Formerly known as Acronis True Image, it can back up and restore your entire PC, or clone individual drives and partitions, or back up any set of files and folders. If you’re looking for online backup and security software, you’ll find a feast of features and options in Acronis Cyber Protect Home Office-probably more than you’ll need and some that you may choose not to use. How to Set Up Two-Factor Authentication.How to Record the Screen on Your Windows PC or Mac.How to Convert YouTube Videos to MP3 Files.How to Save Money on Your Cell Phone Bill.How to Free Up Space on Your iPhone or iPad.How to Block Robotexts and Spam Messages.
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