iObit vs Ashampoo

iObit

Users have mixed opinions about iObit uninstaller. Some find the free version effective in uninstalling programs thoroughly, even those not listed in Windows regular uninstall list.
- "I use the free version of iObit uninstaller and have never had an issue with it not being able to uninstall a program."
There are concerns about the reliability of iObit as some users question its effectiveness and potential association with adware and cryptominers.
- "Please do not use any of those… You want adware and cryptominers installed?"

There was no direct discussion about Ashampoo in the given comments. However, users indicated a general hesitation towards using third-party system utilities, questioning the necessity of such tools and expressing concerns about potential issues with them.
- "You don’t need third party system utilities."
- "I prefer not being fleeced for software that’s useless."

Revo Uninstaller receives some positive feedback, particularly for the paid version, with users mentioning its effectiveness in thorough program removal despite some minor limitations.
- "I use Revo Uninstaller paid version, I know nothing of iObit. It's good-ish."
Some users highlight that Revo Uninstaller may miss removing some programs and can be slightly tedious in handling file/registry removal.
- "Sometimes the file/registry remover is a little bit tedious, but it REALLY gets in there."

Several users advise against using iObit and Ashampoo altogether, suggesting that unnecessary software can potentially lead to issues.
- "No need for either here."
- "What do you need either of these for? What feature do you use?"
Users also emphasize the importance of caution when using third-party software, especially in relation to potential risks like adware or cryptominers.
- "I work in cybersecurity...You don’t need third party system utilities."