Review on 2 TB External HDD ADATA DashDrive Durable HD650, USB 3.2 Gen 1, Blue by Alvin Sia ᠌

bought recently, opted for a lengthy period of time. Because two external disks have already "passed away," reliability is the primary consideration at this point. One dead man in verbatim format, stuffed with Samsung (as it turned out). Absolute nonsense. After working for a few months, I got to the point where I stopped reading half of the files. The second WD subsidiary to utilize external power. Even though it was loud, it worked well until it fell from a height of only 30 centimeters, was caught "on the fly," and almost did not hit, but after some thought, it buzzed and died. After that, it did not work at all. Because I had created backups, I was able to get all of the material back without any problems. I enjoy what I've heard on this disc so far. In a safe position. Instantly identified by each and every one of my devices. In a normal situation, negotiations take place with both Windows 7 and Windows 8.1. The files on my laptop are copied over USB-3 at a pace of about 80-90 megabits per second, which is quite clever for me. At a rate of 30 megabits per second, data is transferred from one external drive to another using a computer. Who exactly slows down is a mystery to me. To this point, I have no complaints about the purchase.