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I tried borg (with borgmatic) and restic - personally I like restic a bit more. There are lots of comparisons between these tools and your use case might differ, but for me restic just seems a bit more modern: It supports more remote targets (e.g. S3), multithreading, better encryption and it's written in Go.
That being said, borg is not bad software. It's reliable and I actually still use it for a ~20TB repository that I couldn't be bothered to migrate yet. It's just that for me restic felt slightly better overall.