Customer Ratings & Reviews

Very compact and easy to use. Since it’s solid state it’s very fast.

This hard drive is fast and built with a rubber-rugged exterior. It's built to be on the go and survive!

This is ssd external drive is the fastest and way more reliable, I will buy again. Love it!

A great little drive. Super compact, fits in your pocket. And so so fast - I moved a whole bunch of large video files, and it was so smooth!! I thoroughly recommend!!

Works perfect so far. High speed transfer, easy macos connection. Reasonable price.

This SSD is fast and very durable overall excellent

Not sure how the rubber finish will last over time but, it feels solid now and also “locks” itself to the desk when placed which is nice. Transfer speeds are great. The only negative is that the included cord is too long for my use case. Irs probably 8-10 inches long when all I need is 1-3 inches for laptop usage. I swapped the cord out with another USB-C fast cable that is smaller so it works great for my setup now.

I was skeptical to use this for storing my steam games. After using it for a while I found it works great.

Great external SSD from Samsung. It comes with fast reading and writing speeds up to 1,000 MB/s. It's anti-slip, thanks to the rugged surface, and also IP65 water resistant. My favorite go-to external SSD.

Bought this to backup my photo library. Works very well and has plenty of room to grow my catalog of photographs.

This Samsung SSD drive is great, no problems - although we've only been using it for a month. Easy to use and no issues.

I needed ore space for my PC. I kept hearing about SSDs coming down in price. I waited and then I pounced. it is fast and does what it suppose to do. I use it for gaming and the games just load like butter. it isn't magic so the games that take long to load still take time to load, but like 3% faster. It is easy to use. it comes with a cord to hook it up to your PC. it is a great device

Great product for price and is a work horse. Durable and easy to carry.

I love these. Easily my favorite SSD External. Super light, super fast, and easy to travel with.

I've had a great experience with Samsung SSDs in the past and this is another stellar performer. I typically edit at home but if I need to travel I grab my laptop and work drives and hit the road. I have some other-branded SSDs which have been fine but I think I may replace those with more of these for reliability as well as shock and water protection.

Working great so far for backing up photos and videos on my Mac

Based off the first couple weeks of use, this hard drive is very user friendly and easy to use, seems very reliable! would definitely recommend

This upgrade replaces 3 old external hard drives. While fast, I wasn't able to get near the claims of its speed (until a new PC). It doesn't play well with older USB ports. Using it on the old PC It was actually faster using USB 2.0 over 3.0! USB 3.0: It would start fast on 3.0 (up to 350mbps) then after only a few terabytes (on large file transfers) it would slow down to 30kbps! Yes kilobytes! Sometimes it would speed up again (up to 100Mbps) but would average about 1.5Mbps! I couldn't even use file syncing software to mirror my main drive; it would lock out and freeze. USB 2.0: It would steadily remain at between 20-40Mbps and could file sync. Format By default, it is formatted as exFAT instead of NTFS, so I reformatted to NTFS. It is no longer throttling, the speeds are more consistent, but slower for 3.0 (100-200Mbps) On the new PC This one has USB 3.2, which ran about 180-560Mbps. USB 3.1 runs about 260-400Mbps. USB 2.0 runs at 40-50Mbps. Testing My results were based on the highs and lows of a large transfer of about 1tb. That being said, I also ran DiskMark and the results were always higher there compared to real-world testing. For instance, DiskMark did reach 1060Mbps for USB 3.2, so it is now reaching the right speeds. Also, one of the cords that it came with intermittently lost connection, so the USB to C cable was no good. I discovered this early on, so it is not the cause of the throttling. I am wondering if there are bad sectors in the drive or maybe an issue with the controller. I could never replicate the issue on command. It seemed to only happen when you didn't want it to. I could have sworn it still throttled a few times since reformatting, but hasn't for the last month even when retesting. I never had so many issues with a device right out of the box. Regardless, as of now, it is working and runs fast on USB 3.2. I have tried a dozen cords and ports, and everything seems to be working as intended. If I had gotten it after a new PC, I may have never run into these problems and would have given it 5 stars.

Compact storage drive with ease of use on both windows and Mac without really installing any additional software or formatting.

Great product. Does what I need it to do in a convenient size.