SSK Portable SSD 1 TB, up to 2000 MB/s External Solid State Drives, USB 3.2 Gen2X2 NVMe SSD External Hard Drive, Ultra Low Power for iPhone 15/ MacBook/Pro/OTG Phone/Laptops

These are nice and compact. The speed is good, though a bit slower than expected. Overall, a good value and working well.

Bought this SSD, a couple months back, and waited for it to age at least a bit before reviewing it. So far it's been pretty solid. Ad the title says, it's way smaller than I expected it to bit, almost to the point of losing it inside a bag. The full aluminum body is pretty sleek, and it is blazing fast. It does get a little bit hot, while writing large files for a long time, but it is manageable. This SSD's main reason was to be used with my phone, which the small size has made it pretty convenient to just plug it in and forget about it.

I was very excited to receive my solid-state hard drive in two days. The drive is super fast using the USB-C by USB-C cord on my Mac. It gets a tiny bit warm like some SSD drives but nothing to worry about with no moving parts and not hot. The size is amazing, very compact. The price was amazing. I’ve never found any solid drives at this size or price. I got the 2 TB l. I was so pleased with it that I bought a second one for my son. He uses it on his Windows machine with a USB-C by USB-C, and it flies on his machine too. Neither of us had to format the drive for both of us. It was plugged and play immediately dropped over a few gigs of data in literally seconds. thank you for true advertising and following through with your promises.

at first I was happy because it worked well but even old 3.5 hard drive can last at least 5 years and this one lasted only 10 months, I find it is not worth even $20 because one year of durability is not enough to be happy with this product

I used the USB-C to USB-C cable so data transfer was very quick. I was transferring around half a terabyte of data and noticed the drive got very hot. It would be nice if they included a small bag to carry the drive and cable in. All of the other drives like this that I own came with a bag.

I needed to back up my computer before a reformat and needed a 4tb external SSD. I'd been watching Samsung, and SanDisk for a sale, but ran out of time. This came up in my search and I'd used SSK products before to take extra M.2 Drives and turn them into external SSD's.What sealed the deal was it already had reviews and the price point was much less than the competition. I couldn't justify getting the more expensive options. So I pulled the trigger.It was smaller than I was expecting and a pleasant surprise. I can't speak for the speed. For that you have to plug it into the right USB port I doubt the one I was using was the full 3.2 Gen 2x2. But it was fast enough.People complain about heat. Yes it does heat up. That didn't slow mine down but I wasn't plugged into the faster USB ports that might cause thermal throttling to kick in. I was much faster than the HDD it replaced.

After about a little over a month of owning this little 1TB SSD, it is fantastic just for my needs. As a college student, and owning a gaming laptop with about 500GB, I needed an external storage device for my games, I like to play games from time to time especially games that have a lot of storage, Elden Ring + SOTE, Lies of P, High on Life, DBD, R6S, etc. Luckily, I have a USB-C Gen3.2 to fully utilize the 2000 MB/s Read/Write, and least to say it does not disappoint, if I need to transfer a file it is lighting fast, and the games load up at a relatively fast speed. While it may not be at speed of the NVME pre-installed in my laptop at around 6000MB/s read 4000MB/s write, I still would say that I noticed negligible load up times as when I did transfer my games the first time they would still load up extremely fast. One thing to note is that if you are downloading/transferring huge files it will heat up, and sometimes just using it too, but I did not experience any throttling, or lower performance, just a quick little note.

The media could not be loaded. This drive is small and fast! The downside of being so small, is it could be easily lost. The upside is that you can take it anywhere, and you could store bunch of these in the same space as a traditional spinning disk hard drive. But the speed blew me away. I transferred 245 GB from my action cam (DJI Osmo Action 4) to my laptop (MacBook Pro M3 Pro), assuming it would go faster to do that before sending it to the drive. That took 1 hour and 50 minutes. Then I transferred those exact same files from the computer to the disk and it took 11 minutes! Next time I'll try to go from the camera to the SSD. I have a feeling the camera will be the bottleneck either way. But as far as the drive goes, I'm extremely impressed with the speed of transfer. Eventually, I plan to do some 4K editing with it, but that will have to wait until after my next trip.