Silicon Power 2TB Rugged Portable External Hard Drive Armor A80 - Waterproof USB 3.0 for PC, Mac, Xbox, PS4 - Blue | Enhanced SEO Review

As expected, there is a Samsung HM500JI inside. The temperature is only 33°C at 25°C room temperature after 20 minutes of downloading movies. The test was conducted despite the USB 2.0 interface's speed limitation (image). I would like to point out that an external drive of this caliber has a reasonably floating quality. This is demonstrated by a design flaw where there are plastic fractures close to where the screws are located. The four screws are likely overtightened by the Taiwanese (the…

All of the side covers cracked during the first few days of use, which was. Pay attention: the screws holding them in place are deteriorating! I did not scale Mount Everest with him or swim with him along the Pacific Ocean's floor. I had to put glue around the edge. Although it is metal, the two coverings on the sides are made of the cheapest plastic, which instantly fractures. People should not be duped by these devices' incredible dependability and invincibility. I gave in to it. So why…

Inside the Toshiba MK6465GSX disk, after half a year of fairly active use, 8 bads appeared, it was moved to zalman ve200, it has been working for about 2 years, the number of sectors has increased to ~ 70, but it seems to be no longer increasing I was pleased with the full-size usb, mini- and micro- on most drives loosen quite easily, the 2nd cable in the case sometimes helps out if you forgot the main one I was upset by the unreliability, after six months 2 corners broke off at the places…

Delighted with the purchase. Weighty and solid Hard. The metal becomes cold if the Hard lies a little. Speed ​​3.0 pleases: I have never waited for it for a very long time (sorry for such abstractions). Now for the store: I bought it in Sotmarket for 2600 (at a yellow price) + hooked speakers as a gift. 8816595 (but for this they will also give a discount, in theory). Ordered 08/26/14 was supposed to come on the 1st, but came on the 7th of September. Verified store: took it there many times

AIDA64 shows what's inside ST2022LM003 HN-M201RAD (Samsung it seems). USB 3.0 Read: 128 MB/s max, 86 avg, 56 min, 17.7ms access time They complained about the younger models in the reviews that they squeak - this copy is very quiet, and when it writes, and when it reads it is not audible at all. *It still works, but after 2-3 years it began to work slowly (speeds in the USB 2.0 region: 20-30MB / s). At first I thought about the cable, but the new USB 3.0 cable, alas, did not fix the situation…

The guys wrote that anything could be inside. Even - I will cross! - Samsung! But I seem to be lucky. I immediately took the second one - and also Toshiba! They write about some kind of high-frequency (low-frequency;)) noise. As a scientist and acoustics specialist, I assure you that there is no noise. And you guys, check your hearing! It is possible with us, at our Institute. For free. Although, if you bring a bottle . Yes, are you guys freaking out? Terabyte with Toshiba inside for three…

the disc is a little over a year old, it was covered completely unexpectedly. no manipulations were done with him, he lay quietly at home, from time to time something was added to him, something was deleted. As a result, a lot of photos, videos and video projects are lost. The rest is not so bad. Recovery attempts did not lead to anything, the conclusion of experts: there are bad sectors at the very beginning of the disk, or maybe one of the read-write heads has degraded. So do not count on…

write speed via usb2.0 to fat 32 18-22 mb/s when formatted in ntfs increased to 31-40 mb/s . bought for giving to watch through DVD, but did not go. now to the TV set as archival for the cinema will be. while there are no complaints about the operation of the screw, the recording speed is normal for an external one. Has some pros: Silent screw in a durable case, 2 cords included, one short cord is hidden in the case, the second long one is stuck into the TV set. With its cons: undecided in my

He only worked for three months. The screw itself died (Samsung st1000lm024). In principle, I don’t take devices from samsung, lg and other similar companies, but here I bought it because I didn’t know the insides, and I pecked at the moisture-impact security (although I take things quite carefully and have never dropped or drowned). In general, the hard drive itself was covered just like that, the controller works. For comparison, the old transcend worked for about 5 years. So I don’t advise

I have 3 of these hard drives, bought 2 years ago. Inside Samsung. None of my three hard drives produces any! sounds. They do not squeak, do not creak, despite the fact that my hearing is excellent. Even if you bring your ear close. So, comrades, who have something beeping - you just got Samsung inside with a marriage. And yes, the USB board on the hard drive is not "soldered", as one friend wrote here, it is actually just inserted and removed, so the hard drive inside can be easily replaced if

Nice aluminum external hard drive. It has been in operation for a year and during this time there have been no problems, with the exception of the plastic side plates - the disc fell several times and as a result, almost all the corners of the plates (near the screws) cracked. Through the resulting small cracks, access to the disk was opened. Smeared them with silicone and no problems. Water resistance is a sham from the very beginning - the USB rubber plug does not dampen anything and flies…

I came across an option with the Seagate ST1000LM024, which, to put it mildly, has not the most inspiring reviews. But for now, pah-pah, it works for five plus. I use it almost daily, I take it home from my workplace and mercilessly drive it in a variety of operating modes - both with a constant load and with periodic spin-up from idle time. With its pros: - High data transfer rate. On average - about 100 MB / s - It does not heat up even in hot weather, apparently due to the metal case.…

A brutal iron device, you can’t put it in your pocket. There is Seagate for 1TB - you can gently carry its elegant case with two fingers, the attitude to this is simpler. I am pleased with the standard (!) Non-micro USB connector on the disk case. It is determined on plasma and computer without problems, it works for a month, the speed is normal. I don’t see any alternatives to this disc yet, if only for the occasion I recorded it and put it in a warm, dry place, then you can buy another brand.

I bought recently to replace the broken Transcend TS500GSJ25M3. Very satisfied. No noise, no heat, works like clockwork. The speed on 2.0 is around 28 MB / s. On 3.0, the write speed is about 85 MB / s, reading is about 92 MB / s. That is 3 times higher than the previous generation. I consider it a good result. Has pros: price, assembly, speed, does not heat up, does not make noise, universal wire Its cons: not revealed yet. there may be problems with use on older machines, because no extra…

The disk is good, somewhat more expensive than analogues, but in this case there are a number of advantages over other models. This is a convenient pocket for the wire. and the fact that the HDD uses USB 3.0 Am-Am wires. well, reliability also does not hurt. The wire that comes with the kit, by the way, is quite long, and there should be no problems with connecting to a TV or a stationary PC.

Invalid hard drive. It seems to be cheap for such a protected disk. But it has many disadvantages that outweigh all the pros. Firstly, this terrible low-frequency squeak, which does not allow you to sleep or work normally at the computer when the disk is turned on. Secondly, the plastic edges, which are likely to break if the disc falls. And most importantly, the plug of the USB connector dangles and is not fixed securely, as a result, a gap appears. Most likely, the hard drive will not survive

I bought it literally 10 days ago, I haven’t used it very actively yet, and I’m going to use it exclusively for backups (documents, rare music, photos + system image) and as a multiboot disk. Since the box is easy to disassemble, in the future you can use it for new models of 2.5 inch hard drives 9.5mm high (and Hitachi has already announced single-platter 500GB hard drives, so 9.5mm terabytes are just around the corner), so I am very satisfied with the purchase.

I used this disc for almost everything last year and I really liked it. until this week it unexpectedly failed due to a failed hard drive and it would have cost $1,200 for a "possible" data recovery. I hate not having a backup of everything, but it makes me seriously frustrated with this drive. I have written to the manufacturer of this product and their recommendation of what to do is much less than a real guarantee: ask Revain to replace it, or just reformat the drive (can't be done with a…

Received this to replace an old WD external drive that has failed. It's essentially a $60 2TB drive plus a $25 IPX7 rugged case, reasonable prices for both. I use it as offline backup of my online backup. my google drive (always have redundant backups of important data) so speed is not as important as reliability. The drive will eventually fail, like all drives, but I intend to reuse the case when it does. By then there will likely be higher speed ports, but since this is for archival storage…

I plan to take this as my photo storage device to accompany my laptop when we visit another country known for extremely high humidity, bad roads, sandy beaches and very wet conditions during the rainy season. and it is small, compact and durable. It's also my backup drive the rest of the time. Before you start uploading all your files, be sure to check how it was formatted. If it's FAT 32, format it to NTFS for faster USB 3 speeds (right click and select Properties - General - File System to…