PNY Elite 480GB USB 3.1 Gen 1 Portable Solid State Drive (SSD) - (PSD1CS1050-480-FFS)

Using it as the main hard drive on my Xbox one x. This makes games load way faster than the built in hdd. Ssd is the best thing

I LOVE THIS. BOUGHT IT TO PUT PICTURES ON IT BECAUSE IT IS SO CONVENIENT TO TAKE WITH ME IN MY PURSE WHEN VISITING FRIENDS OR RELATIVES THAT I WANT TO SHOW PHOTOS TO.

does the work, worth the money.

Almost one Tb of external SSD storage for under $100. Works well, small, lightweight. >14,000 songs stored and access is faster than conventional internal drive.

Great little SSD. Uses a standard USB Micro-B 10 pin connector that can be replaced provide connection to USB type C or A. Comes with an A connector. Depending on you computers USB port speed this drive can be used to host applications or VMs.

Just started using the drive today. So far so good. However, trying to register the drive was very frustrating. There isnt a serial number printed on the drive anywhere and there is no sticker or label either. Theres nothing in the packaging showing the serial. I had to use the cmd prompt in Windows to find the serial so I could register the thing. For anyone else who needs to find this, you can use this command: wmic diskdrive get Name, Manufacturer, Model, InterfaceType, MediaType, SerialNumber. Cant guarantee this will be the right number, so you may need to verify this with the manufacturer, but thats what Windows reports and what I went with personally. PNY should get this resolved.

the PNY has a short dongle, its smaller than a credit card. Very convenient to transport and works smoothly. I will purchase again.

Versatile, light weight and capacious. i like it.

I faithfully do monthly backup imaging of my computers with weekly incremental backups. The portable drive I was using was filling up as my data has expanded with lots of travel photos and videos. So I got this SSD as the new backup drive, which is then copied to an off-line NAS. (Never rely on a single backup.) Its super fast, especially when backing up another SSD. Gets a little warm after a 50GB backup, but its moving a lot of bits and I dont think thats unreasonable. Obviously long-term reliability is not known, but Ive had other PNY USB storage that never had any problems.

Appears to work fine