Usb For Storage

[1 TB] USB-C. Small size. Lots of Storage. What else do you want??

[128 GB] Im using this as external storage for my Chromebook.  It sticks out enough to be able to remove, but not so much that it gets in the way.  And it fits very securely in the USB slot, so Im not worried about it falling out.

[0.685 lb] The 8TB storage is a welcomed addition to my gaming platform. Do not try to run any games off of this drive as it is still not fast enough (I am using the USB 3.0 connector as my rig has no USB-C slots which limits my read/write speed) but, if you use this to free up internal SSD space, then you can benefit from this additional drive just as I have. Do not get me wrong - the read/write speed is smoking fast comparatively speaking to HDDs. It's just that my machine will not allow me the comfort of USB-C speeds. This is my limitation but, if you have USB-C slots, you will enjoy a rather significant boost in performance. For this reason, I give this drive 5 stars!!!

[0.03 lb] Remain one of the most Stylish USB Flash Drive, with great value for 32 GB USB 3.2 Flash Drive storage.

[Aluminum] This USB storage device is well constructed and generously sized. USB type A&C male connectors make file transfer from tablet to PC convenient. Great for use as Windows PE recovery drive. Will recommend to family and friends.

[2 TB] I was hesitant to purchase a custom storage medium, but I really appreciated that this was designed specifically for the Z-Cam E2 F6 Pro and after using it for some few months I absolutely love the performance. It's the fastest media I own! The ease of pulling content from it to my editing PC has been tremendous with the included USB-C cable provided. I used the BlackMagic Disk Speed Test app to verify the speeds this drive will do, and it reported I could comfortably record 12K24 ProRes 422 HQ. It's astoundingly fast. It's well made with a heat dissipating metal body (it does get very hot when I have it connected via USB to my PC).

[128 GB] I recently acquired the Kingston 256GB DataTraveler Max USB Type-A Flash Drive in the striking red color, and I must say, it's been an impressive addition to my digital life. This flash drive combines generous storage capacity with top-notch performance and a stylish design. The Kingston 256GB DataTraveler Max USB Type-A Flash Drive in its vibrant red casing is an exceptional storage solution. It delivers top-tier performance, stylish design, and ample storage capacity, making it ideal for professionals, students, and anyone who values both form and function in their tech accessories. If you're in the market for a reliable and stylish USB flash drive, the DataTraveler Max is an excellent choice that won't disappoint.

[Desktop] Old hard drives laying around in storage because you are afraid to take them to the dump? This tool is perfect for looking at those old hard drives and getting them wiped. USB 3 interface is excellent. Just ensure the hard drive is spun up to full speed before plugging into the USB port, and you'll see your hard drive appear.

[128 GB] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have been using IronKey USB drives for well over 10 years for secure storage of sensitive personal data. Ease of use and compatibility with laptops and desktops with USB ports is a given. Good news is that this drive supports USB 3 and USB 2. The AES 256 encryption ensures data is safe and cannot be accessed even if the physical drive is lost. It is slightly smaller than a disposable cigarette lighter and has a bit of hefty feel to it unlike the others that come in a plastic case and are quite light (comparatively speaking). When plugged into a laptop, the device shows up as two additional drives - a DVD-RW drive with 92Mb of used space and no free space and a second drive that is not accessible. To use the device, the included software on what is listed as the DVD-RW drive is used to set up the storage device. The process lets the use set up a password/passphrase and makes the storage accessible. This process makes the drive really secure but the other side of the coin is that the drive cannot be shared unless others also install the included software on their laptop/desktop. So, not the ideal device for casual sharing of content but for secure transfers and retention of sensitive data, this is perfect. There is no way to accidentally lose the data. The included USBtoCloud capability connects the physical USB storage to cloud storage such as OneDrive, Google drive, Box, etc. This cloud connection is available for 5 years after which a paid subscription is needed. I did not set this up as the USB includes personal financial data which I do not want to store in the cloud. Otherwise, this option is really useful. Your data remains accessible on the cloud even if the physical drive is lost. Overall, a solid drive that ensure safe and secure storage of data with cloud backup option for additional flexibility

[ 3.5" HDD ] All you need to know is what you get the entire storage. Very often you get less storage than offered. I bought 12tb model and was surprised macOS showed that 12tb available. Not 10-11tb like is happens all the time in a 12tb HDD. Things that not reflect my rating: - it makes some noice. Not a lot, but if you do VoiceOver, you would probably want to move this HDD or hide it under desk. Just remember it is not SSD. - Booting time is way too long. 5-6 seconds. Read my next point, why it is not really a con. - For some reasons, the HDD is always stops and starts. It does not spin constantly. And actually, it freaks me out. I am currently on macOS 12.6 and unchecked put hard disks to sleep when possible. I do editing in FinalCut, and it is just impossible to use it with. Why it is not a con? It is more like a software thing and I think it can be fixed, so the disk can spin all the time while the Mac is not sleeping. Or at least it can have like 5 minutes times before go to sleep. - unfortunately, is has a regular, not integrated, external power adapter, not an additional USB-C port for power. Not sure if technically it is even possible, but it would be so cool. - has very nice marked USB-C cable - reading/writing speed depends on the storage amount. Make sure you check it. Currently, 22tb is the fastest. In case every mb/sec is important for you.