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- Up to 256GB: Ideal for quick transfers and everyday storage of essential files. It offers a very economical and flexible solution so you can always carry documents, presentations, music, and your personal photos with you.
- 500GB: Ideal choice for basic storage expansion and easy data transfer. It can hold tens of thousands of photos, documents, music, and essential backups, offering an economical solution for your everyday needs.
- 1TB: The most popular choice for gamers and professionals. Easily fits many "heavy" next-generation games, large programs (Photoshop, Premiere), and thousands of files.
- 2TB: Ideal for demanding users, content creators (Youtubers/Creators) who manage large 4K video files, or gamers with huge digital libraries.
- 3TB: Professional capacity. Suitable for photographers, editors, servers, or streamers who need a huge data archive and never want to delete anything.
- 4TB: Ideal for professional creators (video editors, photographers) and content collectors. It offers ample space for securely storing backups of entire systems, as well as for huge high-definition video libraries.
- 5TB: The maximum capacity in portable external drives (2.5") that do not require an external power supply. Ideal for those who travel frequently and need massive storage space with them everywhere.
- 6TB: Excellent choice for desktop external hard drives (3.5"). It fully meets the needs for long-term archiving (Archive), local backups of multiple computers, or storing large volumes of data in small businesses.
- 8TB: Designed for demanding work environments, home media servers, and serious archiving. It can store hundreds of hours of uncompressed 4K/8K video, RAW photos, and full historical backups for years.
- at Least 10TB: The top capacity category for power users, data centers, and professional studios. Ideal for automatic daily backups, massive databases (RAID/NAS), and complete freedom without worrying about running out of space.
- SSD: Modern disk technology that offers high speeds, reliability, lower consumption, weight, and size compared to HDDs
- HDD: Older hard disk technology that lags in speed and reliability but offers great capacity at an affordable price.
- USB-A: The classic rectangular USB connector. It is compatible with most computers, desktop PCs, televisions, and older devices.
- USB-C: The newer, small, reversible connector. It is designed for modern laptops (such as MacBook), new motherboards, smartphones, and consoles (PS5). It offers higher data transfer speeds and ease of connection.
- with USB: The disk is powered by electricity through the USB cable.
- Wall Power Plug: The disk requires power supply from a socket for its operation.
- USB 3.2: Faster data transfer (20 Gbit/s) compared to previous versions, when connected to a USB 3.2 port.
- USB 3.0: Faster data transfer (5 Gbit/s) than USB 2.0 when connected to a USB 3.0 port.
- USB 3.1: Faster data transfer (10 Gbit/s) than previous versions when connected to a USB 3.1 port.
- USB 4.0: Top data transfer speeds (up to 40 Gbit/s) from previous versions, when connected to a compatible USB4 port.
- 1.8": They offer great portability with their small weight and size.
- 2.5": The most classic size of an external hard drive.
- 3.5": They are not recommended for frequent movements due to their volume and weight.
- Multi-Bay: They consist of more than one internal hard drives. It is recommended to use them primarily as desktops.
- M.2: Smaller than 2.5" and close to 1.8". M.2 is a type of SSD that is slightly faster. They offer great portability with their small size and weight.
- Large Files & Backup: Ideal for large files, photos, and videos. The most cost-effective solution to free up space on your computer.
- Transport & Laptop: Drives that operate without an external power outlet. Lightweight and small in size, they fit in any bag so you can always have them with you.
- Speed & Gaming: For those who want lightning-fast file transfers, instant game loading, or work with image and video editing.