Backblaze Reviews

Backblaze B2 Cloud Storage is easy, runs in the background AND gives regular monthly reports which my previous cloud storage vendor did not. The fee also feels very reasonable with a lot of space provided for that fee.

The report they provide on a regular basis is not necessarily written in terms a layperson (aka non-tech) can readily understand. Other than that, I love everything else.

Trusted, safe automatic backup in case I have to do a restore at any point. It's also a duplication of what my external hard drive captures locally, giving me double coverage and peace of mind. I cannot speak to the ease of recovery since I have yet to need that feature, though I have the feeling it will be easy and complete.

Reliable: Backblaze Cloud Backup is a reliable backup solution. My data will always be available when I need it, and I don't have to worry about losing my files due to downtime or other issues.

While Backblaze Cloud Backup is an excellent backup solution overall, one potential downside is that it only offers a single device backup plan. This may be limiting for individuals or businesses with multiple devices that need to be backed up. Additionally, while Backblaze's encryption technology is strong, some users may prefer the ability to use their own encryption keys for added security.

As someone who heavily relies on their computer for both personal and professional use, the thought of losing all of my important files is a major source of stress. However, since I started using Backblaze Cloud Backup, I have been able to breathe a little easier knowing that all of my data is safely backed up and easily retrievable in case of an unexpected loss or data breach. Backblaze's user-friendly interface and affordable pricing have also made it a seamless addition to my daily routine, giving me the peace of mind to focus on what really matters without worrying about the safety and security of my data.

I've been using Backblaze and their computer backup program for years. It's been rock solid, and restores are super easy. It's so good, I brought them to my workplace and used them to back up every single team member's computers for peace of mind. With the increased growth of B2 now, it has become a crucial part of our arsenal of tools to protect our client's secure data.

There's nothing to dislike. My only recommendation would be adding additional EU ingest points for B2 data (and maybe they have that, I don't know.)

By using B2 for backup storage instead of AWS S3, we are saving hundreds of dollars a year in storage costs. Since its S3-compatible, we can use many existing tools, plugins, and APIs to get our data there quickly and easily. Hard to argue with the cost savings.