Netac SSD External Drive, Portable SSD 250GB for Type C, Up to 980MB/s, NVME SSD PCIE, USB 3.2 Gen2 10Gbps External Solid State Drive

Gets very hot and write speeds drop to less than 100mb per sec. I doubt it will last very long.Pay the extra for a Samsung or SanDisk!!

This product works well. I have used it to transfer pictures from an android phone to a MS Windows pc. The device is very small and lightweight.

Excelente disco duro portátil. El único detalle negativo que encontré es que calienta mucho. De resto es una buena inversión.

Was not able to get this to connect to computer. Tried to format with no luck. Returned due to being faulty

It can now be started in 15 to 20 seconds, compared to 2-3 minutes before. Everything can start faster, the SSD gives the impression that for a faster computer I used clones, cloned each drive, and used an external hard drive box to quickly swap the drives, just in case.

Runs hot which concerns me but otherwise works fine.

Awesome price amazing speeds. all I got to say.

Very Lightweight but nice finish and build quality. Seems to be an all-metal enclosure, which means it DOES get toasty warm. Make sure it’s on a hard flat surface; avoid cushions and soft, insulating fabrics.Comes with both USB-C and older USB-A cables. I needed both, as it turns out!Came formatted ExFAT; Win / Mac compatible out of the box. Reformatted to macOS Extended (Journaled) without issue. Time Machine recognised it as a suitable backup target, either way.Used BlackMagic’s Disk Speed Test for a quick benchmark and repeatedly got around 409/415 MB/s (R/W) speeds. I never saw it dip below 400MB/s. Now, this is a far cry from the advertised performance BUT bear in mind I’m connecting to a 2012 MacBook Pro with USB 3.0 ports (5Gbps). They have a theoretical bandwidth limit of 625 MB/s but.. I doubt they can ever reach it. I’m just chuffed to be getting above 400 MB/s RWs from an external drive hooked to an 8 year old Mac! This held true with real-world file / folder transfers and 2GB flew across in a better of seconds. Nice.Next test is to hook it to an even older 2011 Mac Mini.. which has a CalDigit TS3 Plus dock and greater bandwidth via its Thunderbolt port (10Gbps or 1250MB/s). I’m connecting with the USB-C cable into the TS3 Plus’ dedicated USB-C 3.2 10Gbps port. Here, I’m seeing around 600/630 MB/s R/Ws. Still not quite advertised speeds BUT… it’s a 9 year old Mac. I’m delighted that the underlying architecture can even support these speeds and at how fast this little drive is.No negatives to report. It’s 500GB of very fast, portable storage.