Ssd Flash Storage

[500 GB] Superb mass storage back up to my 500GB SSD which now over halfway full

[32 GB] It's fast and has just the amount of storage I like on a flash drive - not too small or too large.

[4.925 lb] I have been using this drive bay for over 2 months now set up as RAID 5 and it's performed quite well. It's fast enough for my needs (graphic design, front end web development, photography and vector illustration) and works well to archive files to once I am done working on my SSD. Keeps my SSD 'light' and I have more than enough storage for the type of work I do. I can rest easy knowing that the drive is expandable and can be daisy-chained if necessary. I would say that having this hooked up to the iMac makes it seem as if I'm still working w/ internal storage on my old mac pro, which is essentially where I pulled the drives from. I did have to do a bit of setup to get the RAID going (copy drives, wipe drives, reformat and then configure into RAID 5, then copy data back over.) Wasn't real difficult though... just took a little time.

[Yes, RAID 0/1] It's a good little SSD, just an extra terabyte of storage for gaming on my laptop. Good speed, and I don't really have to worry about the thermal-issues that can arise from putting a 4.0/5.0 NVME in an enclosed laptop chassis. (The differences between 3.0, 4.0, and 5.0 SSDs are negligible when it comes to everything besides transfer of large files)

[0.79 lb] I'm impressed with the Lexar SL600 Portable SSD. The 2TB storage is perfect for storing all my photos and videos, and the transfer speeds are insanely fast. I love that it's tough enough to handle being tossed in my bag without worrying about damage. Plus, the fact that it works with both my laptop and phone is a big win. If you need a reliable drive that’s fast and durable, this is it.

[ 2.5" SSD ] Used the Glymph as my time machine back-up and files storage for my iMac, as my iMac only has a 1TB SSD storage. Speed I am getting is as advertised, which was what I was looking for in an External storage.

[48 TB] It is Better than internal SSD in my MacBook Pro (Mid 2012). It may give the best solution for storage your music.

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[0.175 lb] so far so good. Fast low cost and huge storage for an SSD drive. I am just amazed that these drives are now under $200 for 4 TB.

[ 3.5" HDD ] This is exactly what I was looking for to increase my speed over my previous Thunderbolt HD RAID. I spread my photo storage across the 4 SSD units and have my main catalog on my MacBook Pro. Lightroom runs super quick this way. I use Carbon Copy Cloner to backup the 4 SSDs back to my Thunderbolt RAID for redundancy. Also, have the Transport is convenient for taking just part of my library on the go.