4Tb Ssd Internal Hard Drive

[128 GB] This is a great way to keep using an SSD (which was an internal hard drive) as an external hard drive. The directions are much improved from the same model that I bought two months ago. It's easy to insert the SSD into the case if you keep an eye on where parts fit together..

[1x mSATA] the best for internal ssd.

[0.32 lb] This enclosure works great for me, it's just what I needed, I use it as a external photo drive, with a 4TB SSD.

[Bus Powered] I needed another external USB SSD to handle all of the raw image files I need to work on. I use it primarily as a vehicle for taking my raw files on the road and, when I am traveling, as a means for storing those files. I bought my first Crucial external SSD (the X6 version) for the same purpose and, when I ran out of space (it has a 2 TB capacity), I decided I needed a larger drive that was faster, if that was possible - so I bought my first 4TB XT10 Pro drive. Well, after finding that it's a real screamer and filling that drive with raw files, I decided I needed another one, so here I am, with the second 4TB drive I'm now reviewing. So, what do I like about my two 4TB X10 drives? They are FAST! And they're compact. With their USB 3.2/C connections, I can have both connected to either my workstation or my laptop at the same time, giving me 8TB of extra capacity, especially important on my laptop, which has only a 1TB internal SSD. And, when I'm out shooting, 50GB of raw files isn't uncommon. How fast are these drives? Fast enough so I can edit raw files on my 14-core i7 laptop rapidly without a single second of slow performance. While I'm totally satisfied with my Crucial SSDs, I wish they were larger. Frankly, when those larger drives are available, I'll be buying them. If anyone is wondering what I'm doing with my 2TB X6 SSD, I'm using it for JPG files. So, when I travel, I carry my three external SSDs with me.

[ SATA SSD ] Be sure to avoid NVMe drives as I missed that and had to scourge eBay for a 4TB SATA drive (oops). Bought this to be used on a 21 day safari trip to Africa for the following reasons: - won't be able to reliably charge my laptop - can't afford the 4.7lb weight of my laptop - cheaper than having 2 sets of CF/SD cards for the entire trip - faster than using a phone to transfer between SD and ssd - works with external ssd's (which I already own) - USB-C powered so no extra cables needed to power it I have only tested it initially with backing up some files from a CFExpress card to an external SSD and the copy and verify method was plenty fast for my needs (copied 17GB in ~1 minute and verified in another ~2 minutes). I assume it will be a touch faster writing to the internal drive but will have to wait while my 4TB drive ships from Italy. I will be bringing this along with me for any future trips I take without my laptop as well as any trips where I may be in remote areas or without access to power for long periods of time. Only con I can think of is that the device doesn't work with NVMe drives, which just means you have a smaller pool to pick from, especially when you want more than 2TB. Even still I would heavily recommend this device to anyone looking for a portable backup solution.

[Bus Power] Outgrew 2T drive -needed more space and responsiveness - the Oyen 4TB SSD DELIVERS on all its promises! Lightweight - fast - reliable!

[Bus Powered] The Samsung 4TB T9 Portable SSD drive is awesome. It's practical in terms of size (compact) and very snappy (fast) to transfer data. Only used it for a month, but love it. I keep photos (jpeg and raw files) on the drive. Plenty of storage.

[Bus Powered] Purchased this SanDisk 4TB Thunderbolt SSD for my Lightroom Photo Project. The drive is connected to an OWC Thunderbolt hub.- I have Windows 11 and needed to reformat to NTFS - very easy! Extremely happy with the performane of the drive. High tranfer speed 4 times faster than USB 3.2 gen 2. Doesn't get hot and it is easy to move around. Wouldn't mind getting one more drive.

[ PCIe SSD ] This is my third time to purchase the Samsung 4TB T9 SSD drive, and it has never let me down! Amazingly fast and durable, it's been a workhorse for my data wrangling on set, as well as to act as a working drive for edits. Highly recommend this drive!

[480 GB] Bought this to replace the internal SSD for an old 2015 Macbook Air. Installed the drive, downloaded the OS via USB, no issues, works flawlessly.