1TB Portable External SSD, USB 3.1 Gen2 500MB/s High-Speed Data Transfer, Metal USB C Mini Portable External Solid State Drive for PC, Laptop, Phones and More

Very nice, sleek, easy to set up. Comes with a little cord and a keeper of some kind. Also, the fittings are very tight, a sign of good tolerances. Also, its just a plain c drive input, not that STUPID bi c drive wierd thing.

Durable, portable, great storage space, great value/affordable, easy to carry around due to compact size, highly recommended.

Decent 1TB external flash drive but it seems not to register or appear on older generation devices.

Good and very small SSD. Its just what I wanted, and just about twice the width of a standard flash drive. This drive does exactly what its supposed to do and fast enough for anything I'd ever use it for. I took a chance on a cheaper, no-name drive and it seems like I made a good decision. My belief is that they're all made overseas (and we know where) and are all much more alike than different. I'm not saying this is the case, but they're all likely made in the same couple of factories over in that Asian country. Last, it comes with a small fuzzy carry case, with a drawstring. For the price, I'd buy this drive again.

WOW!! These SSDs are SOOOOO COOOOL, I purchased three 500 Gig drives and one 1TB drive for everyday backups! I wanted a device to EXCLUSIVELY keep an individual "CLONE" of each of my two PC's drives, with NO additional backups allowed on either one! They worked GREAT right out of the box!!! When you need to replace EVERYTHING to EXACTLY the way it was (partitions, OS, hidden files, everything!), THESE MIGHTY MOUSE SSDs ARE P-E-R-F-E-C-T! ... along with some cloning software. Never have to worry EVER again about computer failures, theft, or damage! Plus, these SSDs can be easily hidden and/or stored offsite. Video is backing up a PC to this 1TB SSD ... max write is 550 MB/Second, faster with compression! (see video).

When I went to install it on my laptop a warning came on from Chrome that said not to install....so I returned it. Not sure what the problem was....but I didn't want to take the chance. It may be my laptop.

Portable, easy to use, carrying case, compatible with most devices

Tried to use these as a SSD on a Raspberry Pi and They were not stable enough to run reliably.. I tried them with just plugging in to a usb3 via usbc adapter and would run about 10 hrs and crash. My son had the same problem I tried a powered hub and they ran longer but still crashed. They may work on a regular PC but I didn't try but my son is using his in that application and seem to be OK. They sent a cable and an adapter which was a nice addition. Which they would have worked for my Rasp Pi4