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Fehsinger
> 3 dayItem arrived timely, in good condition and was as advertized. I did not need tech support nor to contact the seller thus the average rating for support, otherwise, everything was top notch all the way. I recommended both the product and seller.
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Xela220
> 3 dayI bought it back in October 18, 2015. I have it connected to my pc all the time, and it never misses a bit.
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jsix
> 3 daythis is a great hard drive I have purchased a few for different purposes, they all run great and the storage capacity is great.
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Robert Page
> 3 dayGreat hard drive, works seamlessly with my Macbook Pro, I used it for ultra high res music... disappointed that a short fall from only 4 feet and my computer no longer recognized it, the data wasnt being read.
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c.t. bradley
Greater than one weekSilicon Power gets my vote for the best digital storage solutions on the market! This is the second unit I have gotten. The first one I bought a few years ago for travel and was a 1TB unit. As an underwater photographer I need to free up my memory cards for each dive. With this unit I upload my picture files to my laptop, then to the SP drive. That way I have two copies, one on my computer that I can edit, and the other is backed up on this solid state drive. Even if my laptop is stolen (God forbid), I havent lost any of my work. I bought the first one after my camera was stolen ( I work a lot in 3rd world countries) and I lost the last day of pictures which could never be replaced. I now use it as storage for my older laptop and use the new 2TB one for storage on my newer machine. These are military grade, a little larger than a pack of smokes, and have no moving parts to break. They are rugged and small to pack. Why would you risk someone hacking your files from the cloud when you have a better, safer alternative? 5 Stars all the way!!!
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Swervin
> 3 dayI think it’s amazing! Wish someone would have explained what it was to me better! It’s basically a flash drive with a processor.