status on all internal hard drives, external hard drives, and solid-state drives (while on EaseUS, this feature is limited to only internal HDDs).

Also, this tool can be used to monitor S.M.A.R.T. Moreover, Disk Drill comes packed with all other features that EaseUS lacks, for example, the auto-resuming scan feature, data protection, and lost partition scanning. Disk Drill also gives better results than EaseUS when recovering data from FAT32 partitions and it even has basic support for EXT4 partitions (meaning you’ll be able to run only a Quick Scan on such partitions and there’s a 50/50 data recovery success rate). This data recovery tool outdid EaseUS for Mac in terms of support since it can perform a deep scan on M1 and M2 Macs and restore data from iOS devices. So basically, you’re getting two products for the price of one, while with EaseUS, you’ll have to buy each of them separately. Moreover, when you purchase the Disk Drill license for a Mac, you also automatically receive a license for Windows-based computers. First of all, it has a better price since you’ll have to pay only once for the pro version, but with EaseUS, you’ll need to pay almost the same price but on a monthly basis. Disk Drill does a better job than EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard in all of the criteria mentioned above.

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