Transcend 2TB External SSD, Up to 1,050MB/s, Dual USB Hard Drive for Tesla, iPhone&iPad&Mac, Steam Deck, ROG Ally, MSI Claw, Windows&Android, PS5, Smart TV, 2-in-1 Type C &A, USB 3.2 Gen2 Portable SSD

Does what it says on the tin! It's blazing fast USB storage. Easily keeps up with my internal PCIe SSD. Runs circles around my internal SATA SSD.Pros:Sequential reads and writes around 1000 MB/s (8 Gbps)Plug and play on windows 11.No junk software preloaded.Cons:Easy to lose the caps, but I won't hold that against it.Costs 2x a SanDisk Ultra, but delivers 8x faster reads and 20x faster writes so it's worth the price to me.

These work great for our purposes. I love that they have both USB and USB-C connectors on them and the transfer speeds are butter than many of the thumb drives we use. So they’re great for quickly transferring large files or for even playing video from. I’ll keep buying these as we need them since they’re one of the best values out there.

I’m blown away by how much faster this drive is versus every other USB stick that I have used previously. Granted, I’m usually getting the cheapies from Micro Center or whatever somebody else has laying around, but I can’t believe just how much of a difference having this fast drive makes. And I really love that I can use the usb-c side to plug right into my iPhone 15 without needing an adapter. I will not hesitate to recommend these to my tech buddies!

I can't believe I've been using USB flash based memory cards when these SSD's exist. The data transfer speed is literally 10 times faster. And, this device has the dual end, which is outstanding for moving excess files from phone to SSD. I appreciate the design as well, looks and feels nice, end caps are reversible but they don't line up perfectly smoothly if put on the wrong way, which is fine. So far, so good, very happy with the purchase

If you are connected through a USB 3.0 Hub and transferring large amounts of data, it can crash your system. I was transferring from my USB 3.0 HDD to the USB SSD, both are 2.0TB, when this kept happening. At first I thought it was a DELL laptop Or MS update, but it kept happening. Then I realized it might be the USB Hub, which is USB 3.0 compliant, causing a bottleneck. So, I swapped it with my USB HDD, which was connected to a port on my laptop. It copied a large amount of data without a crash. Then I copied smaller chunks of data, to be safe. It took most of the work day to do this, but the drive is working fine. I just wanted to put this out there for others who may experience the same issue and for people looking to buy this. Overall, I think the product will work well and there is a noticeable speed difference. I do a lot of math in my spreadsheets, which are also very large. So each spreadsheet ranges from 30MB to ~120MB. On a USB HDD, this is a very slow process. While I still have to wait on very large spreadsheets, the USB SSD is quicker, much in some cases, and therefore saves me some time. I have not tried transferring through the USB C connector yet. I am curious how well this will work for my phone.

This USB is a beast, ultra fast transfer with both type of connection. Highly recommend

USB 3 and USB-C that‘s very useful!

Very excellent