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No, I don't think one is needed. It is a desktop harddrive inside a plastic housing with a usb 3.0 adapter attached. If the port was ever damaged, you could take out the harddrive and either install it in a desktop or connect a SATA to usb cable to access it. If you use it standing up on its end, just make just it doesn't fall over or just lay it flat.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.no - it is solidly built. I've dropped mine twice and a-okay
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