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Eutex
> 24 hourVery portable, nicely made, easy to use and effective.
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Corbufan
> 24 hourThese are always a great item, and a great deal. I have several and use them prolifically
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Kristie D. Taylor
> 24 hourNice speeds, looks clean runs well. affordable. Yeah SSD ftw
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Shonda
> 24 hourThis thing is super small and so much faster than I expected. I mainly got it to store pictures on, and I’m super happy with it so far.
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Ryan
> 24 hourBacking up using time machine takes less than an hour for 30/35gbs.
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Joe D.
> 24 hourThis thing is awesome! Super lightweight, can pack in anywhere for traveling, and it doesnt get very warm at all. I use it on my Xbox One S. Load times for my games that I transferred to it were cut drastically. No longer am I the last player to load into a match or fast travel to a mission. My only regret is that I didnt buy the bigger storage version and put all my games on it. Deffinately recommend for any gamer looking to reduce load in times.
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Fred Merlo
> 24 hourWorks fine, in my case MacBook Pro 16 2019 with USB-C 3.1 Gen 2 (Apple claims 3.1 is AKA 3.2), IRL speed for moving files from the MacBook Pro onto the drive is ~350 MB/s. I did erase the drive and converted the file system to APFS, so this might account for the discrepancy in the I/O metrics. I was moving a total transfer load of 350GB with a combination of small files (1k-4mb) and large files (5gb - 150gb). Overall way much faster than USB3, however not quite 1GB/s as advertised, still this was well within my expectations. Several buyers mentioned the unit runs hot, however from experience with other external drives over the years, I think it runs about as hot as any other device Ive previously owned, so not a big deal IMO.
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Russ Walberry
> 24 hourWas charged restocking fee on a defective item!
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David A. Schultz
> 24 hourMight be my imagination, but it was slightly slower that its big brother (1 TB). But still, pretty fast for writing. I dumped a 112GB directory tree into it (pictures of various sizes). Could sustain 320MB/s, with peaks of 800+ MB/s. Not bad. It was missing the USB-C to USB-C cable, but Amazon was willing to work with me on that.
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RS
> 24 hourBackup external disk drive. Will transfer massive amounts of data from internal disk drive quickly