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

Only for a period of three months did he work. The problem was with the screw itself (a Samsung st1000lm024). In general, I do not use products manufactured by Samsung, LG, or any other company that is comparable; nevertheless, in this case, I purchased it because I was unfamiliar with its inner workings, and I was intrigued by its resistance to moisture and impact (even though I handle my belongings with great care and have never lost anything or been submerged in water). In general, the hard drive controller was functional, and the actual hard drive was simply covered in the same manner. To put this in perspective, the previous Transcend was functional for almost five years. As a result, I don't give advice to anyone, and if I ever find myself in a sticky situation, I make it a point to avoid repeating it. As a result, Silicon power goes to desktops that are on a personal "black list," such as Samsungs, Skis, Mysteries, and Supras.