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Nick
Greater than one weekHas good speed and works well. No issues. Fell and is still working fine.
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DoubleFault
> 3 dayUsing Silicon Powers rugged 1Tb external hard drive on Windows 11, USB 3.2 Gen1, with type A included cable. Accessing a Word, PDF, JPEG, any folder etc. is as fast as accessing it on your C drive. No exaggeration with that statement. Im totally impressed. The description says it comes formatted FAT32. Mine came formatted NTSF which is what I would have changed it to had it come FAT32.
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JB
> 3 dayThis enclosure worked to its spec. I got a bit less than 1000 MB/s R/W throughput from it. However, it has some weird designs to achieve its smaller size. First, it uses friction to hold down 2280 SSDs, although it has rubber holders for other sizes. Second, its height can barely fits a thin SSD. I cannot fit a SSD with a thin piece of heat spreader into it at all.
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Foster Family
> 3 dayWhen I looked at the reviews, I thought this was gonna be really fast. It turns out the first two minutes were extremely fast. After 30 minutes of using the hard drive, it was useless and only got up to 200 Mb per second. I was extremely disappointed, thinking this was gonna be the right one. I’m here making this review so other people don’t make the same mistake I did. This hard drive is cheap and a waste of money. I mean it does work, but it is very slow and I thought this was an SDD hard drive, which it seems to not be working like one. Thank you for reading my review have a good day/night.
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Amy Keller
> 3 dayProduct came fast and met all my needs
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Joseph Gossel
> 3 dayI got an average of 1GB read and 750 write on a 3.2 gen2 hub. Went to work and expecting a long transfer was done in 5sec. If the price was $50, Id roll a nas with them.
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David Groves
> 3 dayI like the ease of use and that its easily carried anywhere.. However I have a big problem with this drive as far as transferring large files to the drive.. It will start out at well at over 300 MBs and then after a very brief period of time drop dramatically to a snails pace of 2MBs and stay there for several minutes before resuming its higher rates.. This can be very annoying at times.. wish it was more stable in that department but thus far it been solid. I can only give it 3 stars due to the unreliable transfer rates...
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re-pete
> 3 daySaps battery life from computer. With no moving parts, why is it killing my battery.
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Jordan
> 3 dayThis thing is solid. I reformatted it before use for my Mac and the transfer speeds are great. I’ve no complaints so far.
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G
> 3 dayI used other silicon power ssd storages they worked good and costed not much