Backblaze Computer Backup vs Huawei HiSuite

Backblaze Computer Backup backs up computer files to cloud storage without storage limits or restrictions on file type or size. Native backup software is available for Mac and PC, and iOS and Android apps provide access to backed-up data. Files are encrypted before leaving the computer and remain encrypted in Backblaze data centers; users can choose an additional private encryption key. All accounts support two-factor verification through TOTP or SMS. Files can be restored through the web, mobile apps or a shipped hard drive, and individual backed-up files can be shared. The personal monthly option costs $9 per month for unlimited cloud backup for one computer. The yearly option is listed at $8.25 per month when paid annually, and the two-year option at $7.88 per month when paid bi-annually. A 15-day trial is available, but there is no free plan. Business features include multiple-user management and administrative controls, with deployment tools and SSO options for business and enterprise accounts.

Huawei HiSuite lets users manage a HUAWEI device from a computer. It handles contacts, messages, pictures, videos, applications, and other data, and can manage files on internal storage and SD cards. Users can export files to a computer, import them to a phone, back up phone data to a computer, and transfer backed-up data to devices. HiSuite also offers mobile system upgrade and rollback functions. If a device's system crashes and it will not turn on, System Recovery can restore it to factory settings. Messaging functions include sending and receiving messages on a computer, exporting messages, and mass texting. Connecting requires enabling HDB, approving phone authorizations, and entering an eight-digit verification code; the HDB authorizations can later be revoked. HiSuite is free for Windows and Mac, but the Mac version supports only picture, video, and file management, plus backup and restore. Listed Windows requirements include Windows 7, 8.1, 10, or 11 in 32-bit or 64-bit editions, 500 MB of available disk space, and 1 GB of RAM.