Review on 1 TB External HDD Silicon Power Armor A80, USB 3.2 Gen 1, blue by Wiktor Redziski ᠌

Outstanding physical build. There is no backlash, creaking, or gaps, and as a result, I believe that the thirty minute submersion time is pretty accurate. Two laces are provided, and a shorter lace can be easily secured with the other, which is a concept that is both intriguing and practical. When it comes to the actual operation, vibrations can only be felt (if you place your palm on a disk that is sitting on the table) during tests for random reading and during defragmentation, which are both moments when the head is flying all over the disk. The apartment's background noise at night (the home in the yard plus the double-glazed windows) is noticeably louder than during the day. Only by positioning your ear in close proximity to the box itself will you be able to hear it. To my regret, the USB 3.0 controller has not yet been obtained, and as a result, I can only evaluate USB 2.0; however, the bandwidth of this port is expected to determine everything else. In terms of power, it operates quietly and without falling off, and even if you connect a long complete cable to the connector on the front panel of the computer case, the total length of the wires to the connection on the motherboard is more than one and a half meters. This is true even if you connect a long complete cable to the connector on the front panel of the computer case.