Netac 256GB Portable External USB Solid State Drive, up to 1,000MB/s Type-c and USB 3.2 Dual Interface for Different Data Storage, Expansion of Storage for Photos/Videos/Music/Files, US9

Love it. Nice heavy, little data value.

where good read and write speed, sleek design but unfortunately too bulky, I had to return mine because i had to push it in the Macbook pro port when the other port is occupied , so if you are buying this to use it on your mac be mindful that you may damage your usb port over time

The first image is on a 3.1 USB c port, second is on a 3.1 USB a port, and the third is on a 3.0 USB a port. 98% of advertised speed is awesome, and very good random write performance, worked great with windows 11 to go.

This external SSD is fast, especially over USB-C, but it’s not quite as speedy as it could be. It handles data transfers well, but performance over USB-A drops significantly, so if you’re stuck using older ports, don’t expect blazing speeds. The metal build is nice but adds some unexpected heft, and while it works well for PC storage, compatibility with other devices can be hit or miss. It’s a decent drive for the price, but if you’re expecting flawless high-speed transfers across all devices, you might be a little disappointed.

This product allowed me to connect directly to my phone and record high-definition videos seamlessly via cable. The ultra-high-speed transmission ensures fast read and write speeds, making it perfect for handling large files efficiently. Its compact and portable design is an added bonus for on-the-go recording and storage.

I was using this to transfer music from a PC to the radio in a vehicle.It worked fine for the computer and has plenty of room.Unfortunately, nothing besides a PC was able to read it. I was unable to use it for my intended purpose, but it does function well if you're only using it for PC transfers.

I got this drive for transferring stuff from my iPhone and computer. This gives a lot of storage and supports both the interfaces as well as a good speed.First and foremost, it is a fully metallic drive that has quite a heft to it. In modern day plastic USB drives, it is both a welcome change and a surprise. The drive actually complements my Macbook pro gray in many ways in terms of material, finish and the weight.The speed between the two interfaces is quite different though. I got 700-800MB/sec on my Mac on USBC but on my workstation it barely hit USB 2.0 speeds. I tried this on a galaxy book with both USB-C and USB-A interfaces to discount the machine issue and yes, the difference is huge. This means, I can happily use this on my iPAD and phones for backup but would refrain from using this as a backup device on workstations where I don't have USB-C.Apart from that difference, it is a great drive for the money.

This drive is perfect in almost every way.1.) all metal design2.) both USB A and C 3.0 with a foldable coversIt is a smidge big and has some mass to it. Not a problem for me. The download speeds were over 110mb/s for mixed files of .mp3, documents, various video formats up to 5.7 gig, .wav audio files and pics. The folder totaled over 110GB. I was happy with the down load to drive speed from the usb c and the up load to a different computer with a USB A3.0 was around 70 mb/s and both lap tops had ssd drives.It did get warm but I was not concerned.When I plugged it in for the first time I used the it was seen by win 11 in Chinese but I did an X-FAT full reformat ASAP. NO ISSUESCON.) the price, $60 US is a bit much,