Ashampoo Backup Pro 27 review: Easy, effective PC backup, but not ‘pro’
With an easy interface and covering all the common end-user needs, Backup Pro 27 is a great total backup solution for the average person. But it's a couple features shy of "pro." Credit: Jon L. However, some features that would render it truly “Pro” aren’t included.
- ▪With an easy interface and covering all the common end-user needs, Backup Pro 27 is a great total backup solution for the average person.
- ▪But it's a couple features shy of "pro." Credit: Jon L.
- ▪However, some features that would render it truly “Pro” aren’t included.
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| Canonical URL | https://www.pcworld.com/article/2516007/ashampoo-backup-pro-review.html |
| Publication time | Wed, 30 Sep 2026 15:00:00 +0000 |
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With an easy interface and covering all the common end-user needs, Backup Pro 27 is a great total backup solution for the average person. But it's a couple features shy of "pro." Credit: Jon L. Jacobi At a glanceExpert's Rating Pros Friendly interface Drive, partition, and file/folder (plain and compressed) backup with versioning Support for network sources and destinations Supports some cloud storage services Cons No more true real-time or continuous backup No backup using the recovery media Our Verdict Backup Pro 27’s friendly interface helps new users through imaging, versioned file backup, and disaster recovery. However, some features that would render it truly “Pro” aren’t included.
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