We also really value the fact that iDrive will send you one (Personal) or three (Team and Business) free physical backups per year sent on a temporary storage device, for those times where you may not have Internet or your broadband connection is too poor. That said, the individual plan is meant for just one user, so families will want to consider multiple individual plans or a Team subscription, depending on how many people they need covered. Personal and Business users can create backups of an unlimited number of devices, while Team members are limited to just five each. All paid plans also allow external hard drive and NAS drive backup, while top-tier Business subscriptions add server backup, so there really shouldn’t be anything left untouched. There are desktop clients for Windows, macOS, and even Linux, as well as mobile apps for iOS and Android which can be perfect for personal users who are trying to free up some storage from an overcrowded photo library. Backups are typically performed to create a secondary copy of a computer’s hard drive in case of an emergency, like disk failure, however files can also be stored in iDrive only, eliminating the need for them to be kept on a potentially smaller hard drive. IDrive (opens in new tab) is best seen as a computer backup tool, with plenty of plans that can be tailored to your storage needs. Though this may not be of particular bother to some, media companies dealing with large files like videos could find it troublesome. The service is let down by its file size limitations, though, which range from 250MB on free plans to 150GB on expensive customized plans.
Businesses will love the team management controls available, like file access, collaboration, and history, but these are nothing unique to Box.
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