SABRENT External SSD 4TB, Portable Hard Drive NVMe USB 3.2x2 1500 MB/s Read, USB 3.2 Cable C to A and Type A to C Included, External M.2 SSD Aluminum Shell 2.85 in Length (SB-4TB-NAV2)

I required an external storage device, something compact with very fast access and this fits the bill.It is a half NVME in a steel enclosure and you get a nice silicone sleeve in it too.Very pleased with this and I also bought a Sabrent enclosure for my 3.5 4TB Nas drive. Sabrent is a brand I trust

I wanted this to contain my ever increasing music collection. I did have it all stored on a 480GB SSD but having everything in FLAC format filled it up very quickly to the point where I only had about 12GB of free space left. This 1TB SSD was bought to give me the extra space I need.To date it has performed perfectly. I transferred my existing collection over to this new SSD as soon at it arrived. It took about 45 minutes to copy 460GB+ of music files from the old SSD to the new one which I thought was pretty speedy given how much I was copying.The drive is small and lightweight making it very portable. It measures roughly 7.2cm x 4.3cm x 1.5cm so it really is pocket-sized: and those are the measurements with the protective silicone case in place.In conclusion I cannot fault this SSD in any way. It gives you instant access to your data with no finger drumming like you get waiting for an HDD to spin up and find your chosen file. At a little under £60 I feel it is very fairly priced and I heartily recommend it.

I had the 4Tb version and would not be without it.Great value and super useful.I use it plugged into my computer as a preference library for my work.

In recent days I bought 3 x 1TB portable USB SSDs (2 x Sabrent Rocket Nanos, since out of stock, which have the advantage of having cost over £10 less each than the alternative and came with both double-ended USB C and USC C to USB A connector leads, and a Crucial X9 which only has a double-ended USB C). However, the Crucial comes with drive cloning software that the Sabrent lacks. Both options were more competitive than 1TB USB sticks and much faster and more reliable by reputation. Most unfortunate that the Sabrent has become out of stock at the time of writing and the Crucial has gone further up in price, since.

Just a fantastic ssd at a good price, you'd struggle finding anything at this size, the adata elite se880 comes close but is slightly larger.

This is a decent little disk for external back up of my work laptop. Used bitlocker to secure it then copied all my data across. The speed using USB3 was super quick I am very impressed.Why not 5 stars? the case has a sharp mark on it which was a bit annoying tbh but I cant be bothered to post it back as needed it asap

This is super small and lightweight and goes so fast I have it velcroed to my MacBook Pro and that way I don’t notice it’s even there and as it is so small and light I dont notice it when carrying and it doesn’t make my screen move when it’s on the back of the screen, a cheap relative upgrade to my Mac so I could put more money in to my ram and save a few quid plus if the Mac fails I can just plug this in to a new one and be up and running instantly . As it’s removable I also plug it in to my desktop to back it up so I’m up running fast if anything does fail .As it’s a solid state drive internally it also means no extra noise that you get from spinning mechanical drives.

Bought this is a backup and media device.Have it loaded with many movies and shows found on the seven seas and they load instantly no matter what device I play them through.Transfer speeds are incredible fast, I won't misquote but it's brilliant.It does not heat up even a little bit. It transfered 80gbs of data from my laptop to itself in under 30mins and it was ice cold to the touch. I know the last gen was prone to severe overheating to the point it causes dangerous burns, this doesn't have that issue.It's bloody tiny so make sure you keep it somewhere familiar after every use cos you could easily lose it but when you data hoared like me have a TB of info in your shirt pocket is a dream