Review on Samsung T5 Portable SSD MU PA500B by Aditya ᠌

I only just got the drive a few days ago, so my experience with it is limited, but my initial reaction is that it seems to be of very high quality. I conducted tests with the device connected to a laptop via USB Type C to a Thunderbolt 3 connector and also with the device attached to a standard USB 3.0 port (3.2 gen 1). The outcomes of the screenshot. The speed is still reduced even when the device is connected to a USB 3.0 port. Some pros: 1. A good drive has a linear read speed of 565MB/s and a linear write speed of 525MB/s. There's nothing wrong with randomly reading and writing numbers, either. 2. a cute and well-designed miniature. I have a model with a red cover, and the aesthetic appeal of it is comparable to that of a brand-new mobile device. If you wear it without a case, there is a chance that it will become scratched more quickly; nevertheless, no one will notice if you do so. 3. You get two cables with your purchase: a USB-C to USB-C cable as well as a USB-C to USB-A cable. Length of about 40 centimeters (cm). 4. Capable of establishing a connection with a smart phone It functioned without any issues on the Huawei Mate 20 Pro, and you could start storing files on it right away. Having this drawback: 1. While the price may seem a bit steep at first glance, keep in mind that we are receiving a drive with the same level of performance as a standard SATA SSD, which runs about $5200 for a 500 GB model. I paid 6600 for it; but, if it were offered for 6000, it would be a fantastic deal; however, it was not a poor purchase in any case. 2. There was not a case included in the package. Is there any way in which this may be considered a drawback?