SanDisk Professional 4TB G-DRIVE PRO - Enterprise-Class Desktop Hard Drive, Thunderbolt 3, USB-C, 7200RPM Ultrastar Drive Inside - SDPH51J-004T-NBAAD

When this drive is seeking it is really Loud (teeth chattering type sound loud). I wouldnt use it in the same room as one in which youre doing audio recording in. Otherwise, it seems to work well, looks good, etc. Basically loses one star because of the loudness.

Fast seems reliable many ports. I like it. Works with old usb and thunderbolt

This is my 5th G external back up... that should say it all ... Love em

My purchase was for the G-Drive PRO, which is a mechanical hard drive, not an SSD. There are some reviews for this drive on Amazon that say the speeds are terrible. Do not listen to them. They do not understand that this is NOT an SSD, it is an enterprise class SATA mechanical hard drive in a TB3 case. The bottleneck here is the mechanical hard drive. There are people complaining that this is not a 40gb capable drive. This is laughable pure ignorance of the technology and what they purchased. The mechanical hard drive inside is NOWHERE near capable of 40gb speeds. If you need huge mass storage the G-Drive PRO is an excellent drive. If you need the absolute fastest speeds then you should buy the SSD version. Just do your research to understand the technology you are buying.

I have the 12Tb version, works with no issues, not loud at all for a beast this size, I’m just zeroing it right out, it’s taking a bit of time but no issues at all. The guy that gave it a one star review, did you format yours? This are preformated for mac only.

Work, it’s a great drive.

Defective product. Customer service was horrible. Bought replacement somewhere else.

I use this for video editing on my M1 MacBook Pro and Im happy with it.

Have a bunch of the older silver thunderbolt models but have favored using multiple SSDs as of late. These new ones are much faster! Will be switching back for a lot of uses.

I work as a professional filmmaker, and G-Drives have always been my go-to when needed to edit off a drive (backups are handled by slower ones). Thunderbolt is speedy as always, and handling workflows with cinema camera footage doesnt clog it up one bit. A solid recommendation for anyone on the fence.