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Eutex
> 24 hourVery portable, nicely made, easy to use and effective.
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Eric Blumenau
> 24 hourWorks fine! Im not gaming on it but seems to be as fast as old moving parts internal drive. I love extending the live of old computers and this did the job.
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Ronald Bak
> 24 hourGreat SSD and fast shipping
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Eugene L Godwin
> 24 hourWe use this for tesla cam storage. Its perfect.
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kip
> 24 hourvery easy to use
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Melissa Chau
> 24 hourThis works to store dash cam footage and if you want to play your own music (mp3s). You just have partition the drive. Works perfectly!
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richard
> 24 hourUpdate: drive is now not working on either USB A or USB C port on multiple laptops so dropped to one star I had better luck with the Sabrent Rocket Nano 512GB USB 3.2 so if you have a dell laptop maybe try that one. I have no non-dell PCs to try it on but have 3 Dell laptops and it is not working on any of them. =============== I leave this T7 drive plugged in all the time as a hard disk extension on a work PC (cant upgrade PC hard disk) so wanted fast transfer speeds. But after all windows, Dell, and Samsung upgrades are applied it still does not work on USB C port on an older Dell Precision 7520. Disconnects quickly after connect or never connects when plugged into the USB C port. This is older PC HW so maybe the USB C port on the laptop is the issue. This was a review to warn others with older PCs. The USB C port does work fine to drive a 4K 60Hz display (but display worked fine on the real display port connector so thought USB C port could be used for a fast hard drive. Maybe Dell (?) had to compromise on the USB C driver update and picked display port emulation part of the USB C feature set over hard drive working well. Probably a good choice for most people as not too many display port to HDMI cables available that do 4K @ 60Hz . It also has had problems with random disconnects but think that was due to the silicon cover I had bought to cover the drive contributing to the overheating issue this drive seems to have. I removed cover as it is not a spinning disk so cover was really used for cosmetic reasons. So USB 3.1 speeds on a traditional USB port (good thing both cables are included) will have to be good enough.
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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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Ryan
> 24 hourBacking up using time machine takes less than an hour for 30/35gbs.
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Sheryl S Lonsberry
> 24 hourMy computer would not recognize the drive.