Hard Case Compatible with SanDisk Extreme PRO 500GB 1TB 2TB 4TB Portable External SSD. Carrying Travel Holder for Crucial X8 Solid State Drive (Box Only)-Orange Zipper

Fast fast fast

No complaints

I'll be carrying this SSD back and forth to work in a Pelican case filled with tools and other items, and I was concerned about garbage getting into the USB-C socket.Nice Job

I transport my SSD drives on a weekly basis and even though they may have the best “coating” exterior in the world- they can still be beaten by wear and tear. This case helps prevent that wear and tear. Plus/ my cords are with my drive also!

I compared five hard cases for the SanDisk Extreme Pro Portable SSD: the Husky Bucket Jockey, the YINKE Case, the Khanka Hard Case, the Lacdo Hard Carrying Case, and the GWCASE Hard Case.Of the five, the Huskey Bucket Jockey case and the YINKE Case were slightly over-sized, which would allow the SSD to move around a bit (not a problem in my mind), while the other three cases all had the "fits like a glove" feel. More on that, later.The fit was important to me, as I also am using a LEFXMOPHY Case Replacement Silicone Portective (sic) Cover on the SSD, both to give me some extra grip when handling the SSD and to protect the SSD in case I still manage to drop it. As I'm using this particular SSD in support of field photography, this extra precaution seemed wise to me.As a consequence of my putting the SSD in the LEFXMOPHY protective case, the three smaller SSD cases wouldn't work for me. The YINKE case swallowed the SSD in the LEFXMOPHY case with no problems; the Huskey Bucket case was a bit of a tight fit (I had to be sure to not push the leading end of the SSD too deeply into the HB case as I was inserting it).So why did I ultimately choose the HB Jockey case over the YINKE case?* The HB case has extra padding over in the accessories side of the case (where data cables go)* The HB case lining is a bit plusher (OK, not a big deal)* The HB case zipper tab is rubber-coated, making it easier to grab, particularly if I'm outdoors and wearing gloves (the YINKE's zipper tab is flat metal)* But the biggest reason is that the fit of the SSD in the protective case is VERY snug in both the YINKE and HB cases, but only the HB case has a removal strap that goes under the SSD, making it easy to pop out the SSD from the HB case.Truthfully, the HB's removal strap wouldn't be a big deal at all if I weren't using the LEFXMOPHY protective case, as the fit without the protective case is loose enough that it's easy to get a finger tip under the SSD to remove it. With that protective case on the SSD, though, the removal strap makes the process far, far easier.In fact, the biggest issue that I had with the three smaller cases is the extra effort and manual dexterity required to get the SSD out of each of them (because of that "fits like a glove" thing). Beyond that, all three have noticeably inferior interior cushioning compared to the HB and YINKE cases. Finally, the Khanka case has a very coarse exterior material, which may make sliding it into and out of a laptop or camera bag or backpack pocket less convenient than the others.

Quality is not as good as cases I’d gotten years ago, I think quality and materials have just sort of dropped in the last 5 years. Also, it is a very loose fit for my Extreme Go 1tb drive.