A number of times the media that was well protected were lost. The disk is operating nicely. With its positives being: Excellent drives for USB 3.0. I purchased two units for the price of one for more than one and a half years. I use it for work approximately twelve hours per day, and the disks, most of which are from Toshiba, perform without interruption inside. Keeping the USB3.0 switch disconnected from the drive provides an additional layer of data security. The customer is happy with their

Got pros: In addition, there are no scratches on the body. Disk volume. Because of the reliability of disks produced by this brand, I've already purchased my fifth external disk. The first disk was a 500 GB drive with a double tail; I have had it for more than ten years, and it is performing perfectly even now. Cons: The rubberized case, which attracts dust and lint particles that attach to the rubber shell; however, if you clean it down with a moist towel, it will be as good as new.

If we remove ourselves from this, we find that most things are satisfactory. Plastic is pleasant, construction is solid, it is silent, it is cool, and it is cheap. The default box for SMART is green. No testing will be conducted because I am an outcast and a relic, and because I do not have any accessible USB 3.0 ports. They say they'll keep you safe from blows (I really hope I don't check). There are no more questions for them after three years of consistent plowing with three external…

I recently acquired a German case and another comparable HDD for myself. I enjoyed Hard a lot. There are many cables in the identical models: 1. a 3990 buy. The hard drive came with a cable that was about 50 cm long and had two USB ports on the PC side (for extra power). 2. Purchased for 3287R, the least expensive price. The hard drive had one USB connector and a wire that was around 45 cm long, which accounts for the short cable. Hards are of the same caliber.

On a dated motherboard (Asus P5G41T-M LE), Win7 32-bit works perfectly through this controller with an external hard drive (on USB 3.0). Nearly 40Mb/s are written. Prior to that, I attempted to use splitters and converters to connect an external drive to two USB 2.0 ports (to have enough power), but the attempt was largely unsuccessful (it only worked when one of the two USB 2.0 connectors was linked to a USB port on a different card reader rather than the mother). And now everything runs…

Five of these discs are mine. That's right: four fours and a two. The first one is a whopping 2 TB in size. He is a young lad of seven. The two-year-old model has a storage capacity of four terabytes. There were no malfunctions, freezes, or corrupted data. The drive's vibration and noise levels should be checked prior to purchase. No miracles will occur if the first disk is in good working condition. It's important to put the disk in its functioning position before plugging it in, and to avoid…

I have had this disc for three years. Unlike other brands, it did not burn out after a year. Works fast enough. Got pros: Worked well for several years, unlike other brands. I want to replace my old one with the same one Some cons: Three years later, the usb port loosened up. Once again it is better not to touch and not be chained to the disk, it is disconnected.

This is my original review. However, I searched Transcend for a broken Transcend hard drive and the service was fantastic. They were able to take all my information off the hard drive, put it on a new Transcend hard drive and ship it to me for free. I am very happy! (Original Review - Transcend Military 2TB USB 3.0 H3 External Hard Drive (TS2TSJ25H3B) was drop tested and worked fine for about 6 months and then stopped working. None of my laptops or computers recognized it. However, I have tried

Had high hopes after reading some positive reviews - but it's nonsense, doesn't work and almost meets expectations and was sent back Software Transcend has Problems recognizing the device. After 10 attempts to just back up the files, I gave up because I got a "Backup Failed" error about 1/3 of the way through each time. Tried different files and folders but failed to back up every time. Lost several hours in vain. Instructions, website and documentation p. A simple backup device in 2017…

Update 6/10/20: Reinstalled software and earned one-touch backup. But all of this was done through trial and error. The documentation that comes with it and is available online is TERRIBLE. Transcend: Hire a native English speaking technical writer and have them rewrite all your content. Please. Original, hard drive boots normally. Good luck finding Elite backup software installation instructions. Dig around the site for a while and you won't have any luck. As for one touch backup? Steam. That…

For some reason this Transcend drive wouldn't work with my Mac. No matter what I tried, I couldn't get the Mac to accept it for use as a Time Machine backup, so I just treated it like a giant USB drive and dragged all my files onto it. Not exactly what I intended to use the 1TB drive for. I don't know what the problem is. I have a Macbook Pro 13" 2016, a properly formatted Mac drive, and the Mac specifically told me I can't use it for Time Machine. I think I'll have to buy another Toshiba for…

I bought this to archive files from several old hard drives. The tag worked perfectly, I transferred 75 gigs with no problems. Then it started giving me error messages and stopped working. I can transfer data from there but not from inside. Replaced with something else. I wouldn't even bother writing a bad review if I didn't have to spend an hour on the line with Revane just to get return authorization from some idiot who kept giving me command line crap to try that didn't once a computer I…

This is a bit disappointing. I bought a Transcend 4TB USB 3.1 Gen 1 StoreJet 25H3B SJ25H3B Rugged External Hard Drive TS4TSJ25H3B external hard drive so I can extract some files that I don't always use on my two computers but don't want to delete. First the features: The disc is small, light and fits well in the hand. I could put it in my purse or pocket and I highly doubt the extra weight would kill me. The drive is actually a little less than 4TB (3.93TB) because it has a driver/program…