Transcend2TB External SSD, Up to 1,050MB/s, Dual USB Hard Drive for Tesla, iPhone15,16&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

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.

Excellent, fast, portable storage at a good price. It heats up a bit with intensive usage.I installed a Linux distro on it to boot notebooks with my personal environment.

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.

I'm glad I pulled the trigger on this little 2TB Bad Boy. It's super-fast and just works. Depending on your use, you may get different results. First, don't pay any attention to the speed specs of any stick or SSD drives. They all base their exaggerated speed claims on best-case scenarios. That being said, I use mine for storage and playing movie files on my Samsung Smart TV as I no longer use disc drives. It plays a full 2-hour to 3-hour movie without getting very hot and without a hiccup. When transferring movie files to it, I regularly got 200 to 300 MB/s write transfer speed (my Samsung T-5 and T-7 SSD drives write at 30 to 35 GB/s). If I transferred 200 to 500 GB at a time, it would get very hot by the time it wrote 150 GB's or so. If I blew air on it while it was writing, it cooled down considerably. And after a hundred GB or so and hot temp, it would slow down to around 80MB/s speed for a while but pick back up in speed, especially if I blew air on it to cool it down. So, I would recommend transferring about 100GB at a time instead of half a TB at a time. But either way will work fine. Don't let the hot temp bother you. It's designed to operate at the extreme temp. My Patriot 500GB and 1-TB sticks gets super-hot as well and they have never failed me. So, this is not abnormal. I also love the USB "C" connection it has on one end. Now I can finally make use of my "C" connection on my laptop and keep the other 2 USB-3 ports open. I use this Transcend stick to play movie files and my Samsung 2TB T-7 as the backup SSD drive for my movie files. But the Samsung SSD movie file transfer speed is only about 35 GB/s while this Transcend stick writes movie files at 200 to 300GB/s. So, I'm definitely going to get another one of these Transcend 2TB sticks. The hot temps and occasional slow-downs are really not a big deal when you consider the small size, convenience and extreme speed of this stick. And the end caps fit on snug. No issue there. If you've been thinking about this little gem, just get it. You'll be glad and impressed.

This USB stick is a fantastic blend of speed and portability, making it a great choice for anyone who needs to transfer files on the go. I was particularly impressed with the transfer speeds. Moving large files, like videos and steam games was quick. If you're tired of waiting around for files to transfer, this drive is a definite upgrade.Beyond its speed, the compact size of this USB stick is a major plus. This is perfect for me, as I often need to carry files between my home computer, steam deck, phone and other devices. The lightweight design also means I don't even notice it's there.So far, the drive has performed reliably. I've used it extensively for several weeks, transferring various file types and sizes, and I haven't encountered any issues with connectivity or data corruption. This gives me confidence in the drive's ability to store my important files safely. Reliability is crucial for any storage device, and this USB stick has proven itself to be dependable.However, there's one small design element that I find a bit frustrating: the dual-sided cap. While the idea might seem practical, in reality, it can be a bit fiddly. Because the stick itself is so small and compact (which is a good thing!), trying to remove one cap often results in accidentally knocking off the other cap. This can be a little annoying, especially when I'm in a hurry and just want to quickly access my files. It's a minor inconvenience, but it's worth mentioning. Perhaps a different cap design would have been more user-friendly.Despite the minor issue with the cap, the overall performance and portability of this USB stick far outweigh this small drawback. The fast transfer speeds, compact size, and reliable performance make it a valuable tool for anyone who needs to carry files with them. If you're looking for a fast and portable USB drive and the cap design doesn't bother you, I would definitely recommed.

This looks just like any other flash drive (with USB-A and USB-C)... but this thing is FAST. It truly is a flash drive sized SSD, and it does not suffer from the bottleneck of most flash drives in 2025 where the memory chips are too slow to keep up with the USB speeds. I've used it on my PC, Mac, and Android phone for direct file transfers and I couldn't be happier.

I'm glad I bought this.Speed comparison: in my PS5 Slim, a 128 GB Sandisk Ultra Dual Drive Go USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-C drive took 2 min and 15 seconds to copy a 1 hour (8 GB) video file. This Transcend drive took 20 seconds.It gets a bit warm in the PS5, but so does the PS5, so I don't regard this as a problem.