1Tb Mini Usb Flash Drive

The SanDisk 1TB Extreme Pro USB 3.2 flash drive is very well made and durable - great if you travel or carry it a lot. Also, the speed of the drive is fast. Recommended. Also, very fast shipping by B & H Photo.

I used this 1TB HDD to replace the original 1TB drive in a G-Tech G-Drive Mini. �Noticeably quieter operation from initial "turn on drive" moment. �I've been working it very hard lately and its performing well, not running as hot as the original HDD.

I have been using a 1TB Passport USB Hard Drive for Mac by WD for second backup. The first is a fatter 1TB WD drive with a useful Firewire connection.Recently, I noted a surge in digital photos in my files that I have been backing up regularly. I am approaching the 1 TB, so I decided to but this modest 2TB drive.It is literally plug-and-play. I shall probably buy another one soon for the sake of making redundant backups. At the current prices, this is a modest investment in securing my digital files.

Update can be done without old CPU with USB flash drive only.

This 1TB Gold Anniversary Edition is another great hard drive from Western Digital.There are only two things that I do not particularly like about this drive.1.There are no rubber feet on the underside of the unit2.The USB cable is thicker and stiffer than the earlier modelsThese two combine to cause the drive to sometimes slide around when it's sitting on a smooth surface particularly when the USB cable is plugged into my MacBook Pro.Apart from those two minor complaints I really like this drive.1.This unit has so far performed flawlessly. 2.Compatible with both PC and Mac 3.USB 3.0/2.04.It's extremely fast and quiet5.Huge capacity6.Great price 7.Stays cool8.It looks awesome, has great form factor9.Contrary to what another reviewer has stated, this drive is extremely easy to reformat to the Mac platform, it took me all of 2 minutes10.Oh Yes, and there's Free Expedited Shipping, gotta love FES

We are using a flash drive to store and playback videos on a portable projector. I tried with a USB 3.0 Flash Drive, thinking the newer version was better. But the projector had a different idea. I learned from the professionals at B+H that this unit requires an older USB 2.0 Flash Drive. I never would have thought of that but sure enough, when I used this Verbatim 64G Ergo USB 2.0, the projector recognized the videos and played them flawlessly.

Great 1TB Drive!

I ordered and am now using a LaCie 1TB Rugged Mini external hard drive for a number of reasons: I need to be able to travel with a reasonable amount of moving image that I can share with my co-editor (also a LaCie user), so the product is not only changing hands, but also has to sustain travel, in various contexts. My first LaCie back-up drive (20 years ago?) has survived all kinds of conditions, and many years of service, so I prefer to rely on brands that have served me well! It is honestly not portable, gone are those early days of bulky, heavy equipment, at least for me! I would buy another LaCie tomorrow if needed.

I was looking for a 1TB, Firewire, bus powered portable drive. I was attempting to keep the cost between $100-150. After looking at several products on the market, including USB bus-powered HDDs, I decided to bite the bullet on the G-RAID mini. $was a worthwhile investment. I shuttle my files to the G-RAID mini and keep my SSD with plenty of free space. My video editing friends suggested this model. I like the compact size of it, and the one cable plugged into my 13 MBP is very convenient! It's perfect for traveling. Although I would invest in Thunderbolt, I don't have thunderbolt, so FW800 is perfectly fine for my needs for now (backup & archiving). And FW800 doesn't seem to be disappering anytime soon...

Easy to use and durable USB flash drive