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Performs well, doesn't seem to get hot. Keeps in the 300 Mbps range and a little higher when writing to the drive used in a 3.2 Gen 2 connection (I don't need trailblazing speed). Got it when it was $80 (two months ago), so made good sense. It has a basic plastic housing which is see-through enough to see the LED when it is in action.

Very fast backup of my Mac Mini. What once took the better of an hour using an external hard drive now takes minutes.

I got a great deal on this because it was on sale. I needed big portable storage. I had another 2TB thumb drive, but when my laptop fell it nearly broke off the plug. I'd been using an extender with multiple sockets to avoid that, but this was way better. The yellow loop comes off, and then one end goes in the drive and the other in the USB-C port. Connections are firm. It feels extremely durable--metal casing and no projecting or moving parts to break or wear out. I feel like I could drive over it and it would still be OK. I can't speak technically about speed, but it's plenty fast for me. The little light at the end is always flashing colors while it's plugged in!

Small, fast, reliable product

Samsung leads the industry in these drives. I haven't looked at CNET recently, however all drives I own (Samsung (860 Evo & 970 Evo M.2) have never once failed me, two years running now. My confidence & experience leaves me no reason to change unless a superior product is manufactured, tested and recognized.

I'm using it for my Phone back up for futter Phone replacement instead of cloud. With both tips of USB can even see what save by using the PC

Very Portable storage. Millions of pictures and all my records fit in a pocket.

It's just a good device to back up files, I added the USB-C-to-USB to connect it to my computer, and it's a modern equivalent to the external hard drive, but very compact and efficient.

Easy set up, worked right off the bat, bought as a faster network storage for my router so it is easier to copy files from one computer to another on the same network. Small, light weight, usb C and normal usb adapter. For most uses, like PC's it'll just self configure and be ready for use when you plug it in, giving you a choice to add i'm assuming encryption sw for the device like other USB thumbdrives, for mac or windows.