Customer Ratings & Reviews

I bought this SSD as a Geek Squad refurbished product. The USB Type C to C cable gave me problems right away when plugging it into my 2017 MacBook Pro. It would give me different results no matter what end of the cable I was plugging in. The blue light indicator on the SSD would be blinking when it was working properly but it would usually either turn solid blue and not be detected by the computer or it would not turn on at all. The cable would also come out slightly if I was moving my MacBook for a more comfortable position and this would mark an error for not ejecting properly (this can cause file problems). The other cable that came with this was the USB Type C to A which worked fine but I needed to use my adapter (a.k.a dongle) which isn’t very convenient. I wish I made this review sooner or made a request for a new cable but my loss can be your gain. Check everything and don’t settle for something that works half the time.

I can't created the pass word for the unit.but the rest OK

What can I say it is storage. I bought it for an xbox s but it isn't fast enough to run games on it so i use it for something else now.

Great hard drive. Only thing is that the usb cable won't stay plugged and would disconnect constantly which is very annoying.

Great product and great customer service. Practically new

I haven't used this hard drive *much*, altho I am looking forward to using it... I'm here today to let you all know, the refurbish of some of these drives was incomplete, and some people aren't going to know how to fix it. This is primarily b/c if you follow the trouble shooting guide for "I don't see my SSD in Drive Selection" (ie, the SSD does not show up as an accessible drive in your File Explorer), and you attempt to follow the instructions for #5, there's this statement: "Make sure that the disk is set up properly". These instructions are for techies. So, to add the remaining actions for anyone else who received drives that aren't showing up in their file explorer, but are listed as Disk Drives in your device manager: 1) Follow the existing instructions to: Right-click the My Computer icon => Select Manage => Select Storage => Click Disk Management 2) Identify which disk is the SSD by disconnecting it and seeing which drive disappears 3) reconnect the drive. when it reappears in the window, right click on it, and select "Initialize Disk" 4) When it completes initializing, go to the lower portion of the window, and right click on the box that says "unallocated" next to the drive. Create a new Volume (Simple) that encompasses all of the available space on the SSD. Most of the defaults in the options to follow should be safe. Just do a simple format and click continue until the end. If this was the only issue, the SSD should now be accessible in the File Explorer

Normal one. Speed normal. Size normal. Everything normal