Desktop Storage Drawers

[100 lb / 45 kg] These drawers work great for storage on rack systems and are quite a bit less expensive than other similar models. I've got 10 of these now and will continue to use them to outfit my studio and mobile trailer. ...

[0.1 lb] These are just perfect for me for moving slides from trays to a much more compact yet searchable storage that can go in either file drawers or binders.

[10 TB] I've come to trust LaCie drives more than most for desktop storage. This drive has a respectable capacity, connects easily to newer devices, and doesn't take much space on my desk.

[2 TB] Bought to add storage to my new custom desktop running Windows 10 off a SSD. Quick install, setup and off we go! Very fast!

[Yes] Using this as a second SSD in my gaming desktop for extra file storage. It's a quick, reliable SSD. No complaints here!

[ 3.5" HDD ] I like the mybook. When attached to the desktop it adds volumes of storage! I have a spare that I back up to on a regular basis!

[0.85 lb] Excellent option for anyone wanting/needing a local storage option. Synology's DSM desktop application is user friendly. Added a Western Digital 6TB WD Red Plus NAS HDD. Very pleased with this purchase. B&H Photo provides A+ customer service.

[8 to 90%] Tons of storage space, very reliable consistent. I use it for video editing, and it communicates with my desktop effortlessly.

[4x 2.5" ] I am really happy with this product. Modern and stylish complimenting all your other desktop accessories and providing ample storage for all your files into a compact design that is easy to use and understand.. Definitely a must have.

[27 dBA] Have to agree with Cheshire, this unit is a bit noisy when operating. We got to the point that we couldn't find archival material without wrangling through about a dozen external desktop drives, including a mix of Firewire drives, and a bunch of 1TB and 3TB drives for storing digital audio and video archives. Purchased this little box from B&H along with 4 Seagate 16TB drives, and set them up as RAID 10 for 32TB of archival storage. Yes, they are slow (there's a lot of data being loaded and RAID processed for storage!). But this unit was easy-peasy to setup, and it does the job needed. It clunks along next to my desktop, and is a bit of a noisy annoyance with almost continuous activity. BUT, it apparently can also be daisy-chained to increase storage capacity, which may become necessary once we migrate all our digital recordings, and then start transfer of a boatload of legacy analog reel recordings (after baking tapes for playback!). All in all, a nifty box, simple to setup, and easy to configure with QNAP software to get an archive process started on over a half-century plus of live audio concert recordings. And if 32TB isn't adequate, we'll likely add more to expand storage capacity with similar products from QNAP via B&H (B.T.W. B&H sets the industry standard benchmark for quality, knowledge, super service, and competitive cost; it doesn't get much better than this outside of free!)