80
Jon L. Jacobi
PCWorld
“Great stuff, but arguably overkill for the average user.”
Critical Assessment
What Critics Praise
- More backup tools than competing services
- File syncing across devices
- Ransomware protection and malicious URL blocking
- Intuitive interface with clear navigation
- Extensive feature set
- Easy Setup Source Destination Volumes
Points of Contention
- Bugs and confusing messages during use
- Pricing model can be punitive when upgrading plans
- Some menus and dialogs lack clarity
- No Linux support
Professional Reviews
5 reviews from 4 critics80 Whitson Gordon 2 reviews · avg IGN “Acronis is a polished and full-featured package with excellent support, but its high price is a bit tough to swallow.”
Whitson Gordon 2 reviews · avg
IGN
“Acronis is a polished and full-featured package with excellent support, but its high price is a bit tough to swallow.”
All 2 Whitson Gordon reviews, aggregated above
80
Acronis True Image 2018
“Acronis is a polished and full-featured package with excellent support, but its high price is a bit tough to swallow.”
75
Acronis True Image 2020
“Despite being an advanced backup tool, Acronis’ interface is very user‑friendly.”
70
Edward Mendelson
PCMag
“Although True Image is a powerful and useful tool that saves backups to local directories, network directories, or Acronis’ proprietary cloud service, we experienced issues in testing (bugs, confusing messages) that hold it back.”
70
Chris Barylick
MacWorld
“There’s admirable antivirus protection, good copy speeds, and a boot module creation tool that works as well as you could want, but clunky interface elements, some errors while creating archives to the cloud, and a web‑based dashboard with fewer controls than expected make things frustrating.”
