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FactEaseUS Data Recovery WizardKernel for Linux Data Recovery
Company historyThe page says EaseUS was founded in 2004 and covers 160+ countries.KernelApps says it began in 2005 as part of Lepide Software and became a separate entity in 2019.
File previewUsers can preview files before restoration and before paying for recovery.Yes
Founded20042005
Free planYesNo
HeadquartersChengdu, Sichuan, ChinaNoida, Uttar Pradesh, India
Operating systemsWindows 11/10/8/7; Windows Server 2025/2022/2019/2016/2012/2008/2003; macOS 13.x-10.6Windows 11,10,8.1,8,7,Vista,XP,2000,98,NT,95,and Windows Server
Recovery sourcesIt recovers data from PCs, USB drives, SD cards, cameras, and other devices.Linux partitions and file systems; USB,SATA,ZIP,SCSI,EIDE,PAN,FireWire,and DE drives

EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard plans

  • One-Month$69.95 a month
  • One-Year$99.95 a year
  • Lifetime Upgrades$149.95 a month
  • Pro One-Week License$39.95, paid once
  • Pro One-Month$69.95, paid once
  • Pro One-Year$99.95, paid once

Kernel for Linux Data Recovery plans

  • Home License$49, paid once
  • Corporate License$129, paid once
  • Technician License$199, paid once

Pick EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard if…

It suits people trying to recover files from a range of storage devices, including memory cards, RAID, or NAS. The free edition may suit users who need to recover no more than 2 GB.

Pick Kernel for Linux Data Recovery if…

You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.

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