To have it as a USB stick is just right, however I would not recommend it as an external drive for any device

While it worked very well, at some point (after about a year) it started losing connection until eventually my computer could not recognize it at all. Fortunately, I managed to save most of my files, but from what I understood, the board was burned, so repairing it would be both difficult and I would probably lose everything. I would say not to prefer it, maybe another ssd will last longer.

Honest in its job until it fell from a height of 20-30 centimeters. After that, it stopped working. It seemed to me that it broke very easily

As a photographer and videographer, I work daily with large photo and video files, so speed and reliability are essential. This particular SSD has impressed me – fast transfers, consistent performance, and the confidence that my time is used to the fullest

Beautiful and compact... It came formatted in exFAT, I didn't change it... I copied a folder with videos, ~43GB in size. First, I tried it connected to the USB-A. Average speed ~270MB/s, without major fluctuations. I delete, restart, connect the USB-C, and copy and paste the same folder again. The result was the same, 2min 43sec for the folder with 42.8GB. At the end of the process, it wasn't even warm (room temperature around 27 degrees). I will return in the future after using it for transfers and see how it goes.

It arrived in the yellow and black box from the photos, but USB 3.2. I have 3.1 ports. On the drive, there is a Micro-B port (it looked like Type-C in the photo but I don't care at all, since it obviously came with the corresponding cable).

From an ancient 3.5" HDD with a SATA to USB 3.0 adapter, I transferred three partitions of 20 GB each in about 40 minutes with rsync, along with some waiting time and dry runs in between. One of the three dry runs took almost as long as the actual copy.

It will be used as a storage device to pull things from it into my main workstation. I can't comment on the drive's durability regarding write and erase.

Durable because as soon as I got it and connected it, it survived the first drop from a height of 1m, so it works fine. The laptop recognized it immediately and I was able to transfer backups (photos/videos) from Windows 7, although at a very slow speed of 17.1 Mbps. I'm not sure if it's because of the laptop still running Windows 7 and not being the latest model. Also, I don't think the laptop has a USB 3.2 Gen port, so maybe all these factors affect it (I'm stating everything clearly so as not to unfairly judge the product). I will come back with a new post when I have something fresh to tell you (purchased for €80.70 for 1TB)

Small in size, lightweight, connected to the dock in no time. It comes with its complete cable, in packaging that protects it quite satisfactorily. I loaded it with 90 gigabytes in one go at an average speed of over 2 Gigabits per second. If it breaks, I will rewrite, but it seems well made. I don't know how long its electronics will last. EDIT 13 months after purchase. I have it in the car's glove compartment, permanently connected to the sound system. The car is always parked outdoors, and even though the temperatures inside the cabin are uncontrollable (2-44 degrees external temperature in the shade), the drive has never frozen and works perfectly without issues.

The purchase was made 2 weeks ago. It reaches speeds close to 300 MB/s but.. S.O.S Before using it for the first time, it needs to be formatted to the NTFS file system and not the default exFAT. With exFAT, it barely reached 90 MB/s.

Very good hard disk. I use it on my ps4pro for heavy games. Quiet and doesn't heat up at all. It is faster than the playstation's hard drive but slower than other more expensive SSD hard drives. In both cases, you only have to wait a few seconds. It has a small cable that fits well. I don't know if it's suitable for desktop (due to the length of the cable) but it's very good for consoles and laptops. Also, it is very small, like a credit card. In terms of durability, it hasn't fallen down and I don't want it to. I highly recommend it.

It does not reach the high speeds it claims and promises, but it is affordable, small, quiet, and seems to be well-built because it fell and nothing happened to it. So I also bought the 512, which is dirt cheap at 31 euros. I filled it with movies and I carry it wherever I go, and wherever I connected it (TV, PC, tablet, mobile), it played perfectly.

After approximately 8 months of use, I would like to mention what I have observed about this SSD.
Positives:
1. Size
2. Build quality
3. Does not heat up significantly during file transfer.
4. Etc.
BUT as you can see from the photos, the nominal write speed does not apply in any case (my purchase). The first photo shows the speed of the disk when it is empty, referring to its write speed, while in the second photo, when I have copied various data such as videos, photos, etc., and the disk is occupied by more than 40% of its space, the write speed drops by 80%.
In other words, where file transfer from the computer was initially very fast, I started to see a significant difference in the copying time from the MacBook Air with M1 to the external disk.

It comes in exFat format out of the box.
Its MAXIMUM write speed is ~320-330 MB/sec, but it doesn't maintain that speed throughout the entire write process. It generally has significant dips down to 2-3 MB/sec, but then recovers.
I will update if I notice anything else.

It shows that it is very durable, very fast, small in size, and lightweight. If it also withstands the test of time, it will be value for money.

I tried to connect it to a TV box, but it didn't recognize it.
In the end, it needed formatting because it is standardized for Apple.

I bought the first meter, but it didn't work from the beginning. I returned it and got another one, but it still didn't work. I only used it as a backup a few times. I don't know what's wrong, maybe it's the controller inside. Don't waste your money, fix one yourself, it's worth the same amount of money today.

Very good, quiet, fast, very small and lightweight device. I use it for storing photos and videos.

Very small! Aluminum construction! Very fast! What else do you want? It's worth its money!

I am a typical user without much knowledge of hardware, I got it to store videos and photos from family moments, the first impressions are generally good since the previous one I have and still works is a maxtor 500 hdd 12 years old, large in size and with an external power supply where I am too lazy to connect it to see old photos and I am afraid that at some point it will give up and I will lose data. Small hiccup in connection, the only thing I didn't see is speeds and I give it a star, maybe of course my old 5-year-old laptop is to blame, but otherwise it gives you a sense of security due to the ssd since you don't hear the "turntable" sound that hdd have.

I haven't had it for a long period of time to judge if it's durable or worth its money, but it's very fast, quiet, and lightweight.

I've had it for about 3 months. I use it as an external storage drive. It's definitely quiet (since it's an SSD) and quite fast in transferring large files (movies, programs, etc.). It has fallen a couple of times, but I don't think that's a problem for drives of this type. Its size is about the same as two regular flash drives, while its strong point is the design...it stands out! Highly recommended.

Beautiful, it seems to be of high quality construction, fast in data transfer, and small enough to fit in your pocket. A fair choice.

I was very satisfied with the external hard ssd, it is small and lightweight, it transfers data quickly, I believe it is the best choice!!

Excellent disk! Fast, silent, lightweight, very small in size, can be used as a very fast flash drive. It was read instantly by all the PCs and TVs I tried it on. Only time will tell how durable it is.

Amazing speed. For a specific transfer of jpeg and raw files, it reduced the time from 4 hours to 20 minutes. Honestly, I didn't expect it.

I have this 1TB memory unit where the actual capacity is 953GB, so I can't speak to its durability as I've only had it for a short while. It's small, lightweight, and of course, quiet. Personally, I don't like the oval shape at all and would prefer a classic square, but that's irrelevant to its performance.

The read and write speeds are good in practical terms, although I haven't done any specialized measurements. The only thing I've noticed is that it takes a few seconds to become "available" when connected to the computer.

The only serious drawback is that I can't transfer large files to it, perhaps it's a formatting issue. I used it as is, but if I have any updates, I'll edit my review.

Top product, especially at this price point (25€). Literally value for money! I formatted it for my MacBook and even used it to upgrade MacOS. It works perfectly, quickly and quietly.

She makes fast file transfers and I am very satisfied.

Very good! I got the 256GB. Exceptional speed and excessively stylish. I was impressed with the size!