💪 Ultra-durable 10TB MiniPro Dura RAID USB 3.1 (USB-C) Portable Rugged Hard Drive - High-performance Storage Solution! Review

This is a really great product, the data I transferred to it transferred faster than I thought I transferred a lot of photos and videos and everything I wanted took about 3 days. wanted to transfer to this disk and he said a total of about a week. I just appreciate that I didn't transfer everything at once, but one folder at a time, so I recommend this product to anyone who needs a new external hard drive.

Fast, small, works as expected. Update: 14 months after installation, one of the two drives failed. The warranty covered a replacement and the company sorted it out very quickly. This is a backup and works. So I still think it's a great product and I'm happy to see the company supporting their product. It was also nice that one of the two drives was fine and came back intact with all my data. I didn't expect that and of course I backed up all the data somewhere else before this failure.

I switched from a PC to a new Mac mini and wanted a new raid box for the new system. After searching for many options, the Mini Pro Raid V3 seemed like a good choice. First I had to change the file type of all my files on the PC. I copied the old raid to a 4TB hard drive formatted as XFAT. This new raid box is 1/5 smaller than the old one and very well made. I ordered one with 10TB of storage and prepared it as RAID 1 (mirrored) to copy my 2TB of files onto. The process was very simple and the…

Yes, this is a portable drive that can be used as a 4TB hardware managed RAID 1. It is highly portable and can be bus-powered when powered from a Thunderbolt 3 port without the need for an additional power supply. There are switches for bus power and for RAID mode. The body is aluminum and looks solid. I may have a newer version that hides the access screws for the two drives under the rubber feet, but I suspect swapping drives will be relatively easy. One day when I go into moneybag mode I…

review. Just wondering if it can be improved a bit by adding the same silicone skin that comes with mobile spinning mechanical models to further increase durability? I mean, I know this SSD model isn't as shock-prone as the "hard drives" models (the dated, classic name for mechanical hard drives, like "Kleenex" for facial tissue), but it can force me a little better, though I'm lugging around a $2,100 CD. I doubt it will affect the heat since this thing runs cool. 1 MONTH OLD: UPDATE: I'm an…