Different pros: Small Rubberized impact protection Auto-backup button USB 3.0 Different cons: Instead of 750GB, there is only 698GB (I read the reviews and realized that this is the case for everyone) But still it's enough

Has pros: I took it two weeks ago. Works great. The case is protected by a rubber cover. no heat, no noise. normal price Has cons: there are no 750 Geeks in it. 51 one apparently remained in stock in the store.

Stories of super-strength, off-site recordings showing how they drop it, and other utter nonsensical statements. There were two 500 GB hard drives, and while working with the first one, it accidentally fell from the system unit to the floor (the computer was on the floor at the time), causing the entire disk to fail. The use time for this drive was approximately one month. It was replaced under the terms of the warranty for exactly the same reason; but, one week later, the son accidently…

Pros: I can write as an ordinary user. Infu saves, uploads, pumps. I have no complaints. Its cons: The rubberized case - you just can't brush off the dust with one movement.

I purchased a superior hard drive, model number Transcend TS1TSJ25M3S, from an online retailer. Sent really swiftly, typically within a week's time. (Gubakha) I enjoy doing business with him because he is quick and dependable, he has been knocked down numerous times but nothing has been wrong with him, he is able to withstand these situations very well, and all of the information that is stored about him is kept in a secure location. In any other case, I have so many nice things on it that it…

Pros: Lightweight, fits comfortably in a jacket pocket. The presence of a rubberized cover gives ease of use and some hope for long-term use. Cons: Until I found it, I work with it for a short time. Unless the length of the wire is too short. Although on the other hand, why a long tail, it's still a mobile device.

Its pros: Nice design, shockproof body, reasonable price, fast file transfer speed. Has cons: The actual disk capacity is 931 GB; the rubberized case clings to dust.

I've been making use of it for close to three years at this point. It is always running, it serves as a media storage, it continuously downloads and distributes a torrent (though not all the time, of course), and you can use DLNA to watch movies that are stored on it on a television. There have been no complaints received regarding the work or the craftsmanship. I never removed the wires from the most difficult one; instead, I simply twisted it and continued on from there. This is probably why…

Some pros: rubberized case, usb 3.0 support, quiet, vibration-free, collapsible case by design Has cons: the connection wire can come out of the screw if it is somehow pulled or hooked.

I dabbled with it sporadically over the course of two years. Could not make it through the ordeal once the electricity in the house was cut off. Winda, XP, and the seven have all reported that they are unable to view files on it. When the disk has been blinking erratically for a considerable amount of time, the operating system will ask you to format the disk. According to the reports, this behavior is quite normal for USB3.0 drives manufactured by Transcend. Even though it works with it…

Pros below: High quality, convenient, fast. Add. the power cord allows you not to experience any problems with the connection anywhere. Has cons: After 4 years of not very active use (used for backups, did not mess around, connected to the computer every three months) began to fail and fall off the system

Pros: Fast, quiet, cold. Rubberized case, adequate price. Works on one wire without problems, backup with a button, 3 year warranty. Cons below: Insufficient reliability of the connector on the drive. After 1.5 months, the contact disappeared, I'll carry it to the SC.

With its pros. The rubberized body is pleasant to the touch and looks good. Easy to disassemble and assemble. Has cons: Seagate ST1000LM024 is installed inside. The disc is quite delicate and tends to break even with careful use. You can find out more in the reviews of the disk itself on the Market.

Make this review nothing more than window dressing for the manufacturer, please! First of all, and I want to get this out of the way right away, DO NOT PURCHASE ANYTHING FROM THIS MANUFACTURER AND ALL THE MORE SO IF YOU HAVE A MAC, the only thing of quality that has been preserved is the brand. On all machines, particularly poppies, the disk is no longer detected. Even I was unable to settle on Windows, and I ended up passing away. It was impossible to recover the data; the only thing that…

On the second day, I stick to all of the guidelines. A computer with port 3.0 is sufficient for my needs; I am not concerned with really high transfer rates. I was able to get it to work out to this: reading at 115, writing at 80MB / s. I was pleasantly surprised to find that it worked without any issues with the Chinese DVB-T2 receiver World Vision T40. It read a 1.5 GB movie without any issues, but I am concerned about how well the receiver will process it when there is a great deal of…

This is the end result of my reading and writing speed analysis. USB 3.2 Gen 2 connection. Mix and match: KingSpec M.2 solid-state drives Both forward and reverse directions had the same top speed of 130 MB/s. The 30 MB/s speed boost over my old WD external is nice, but I was hoping for more given the drive's advanced age.

I purchased it many years ago to copy everything from standard hard drives onto it so that I could use it as an additional portable hard drive (I store data on both a desktop computer and a laptop), and I have never once regretted doing so, especially considering that, at the time, it was virtually the only drive available at an affordable price.

For a long time, I've used a 1 terabyte (TB) drive from this manufacturer. Not once did it ever fail! The disc did indeed arrive by SDEK on the specified day, and it was securely packaged with a lovely box (it can be given as a gift!) and highly reliable damping plastic packaging + cardboard shavings from the seller.

CD purchased; it is a Transcend TS1TSJ25M3. If the volume is really that large, I won't make it through my first day of work. I put in a few hours of effort (until I deleted all of the information stored on the computer). The second connection was no longer functional, to the point where the indicator light on the button stopped lighting up. Also, a lovely disk that costs 5600 dollars is a tad pricey for something that only requires two hours of work:) The disk's rubberized shell instills a…

Its pros: Good solid disc. There are already 3 in the family. Reading / writing - at the level. I used the previous model for 1 TB for more than 10 years (now it lies as an archive). I recommend. With its cons. The dimensions are slightly larger than its predecessor, it is difficult to fit into an old gadget box. And found no more.