Find The Large Files In Linux

Back up files, music, photos Using with Linux and windows no issues

I use these mainly when I want to make bootable USBs for various flavors of Linux, but also for sharing files when internet transfer is not practical (it is true! Sometimes "the cloud" is impractical!) I have not noticed any slowdown in data transfer relative to other USB 2.0 drives. I keep them on a keychain-or rather, several keychains, as I can never seem to have enough of these small-capacity, compact drives. I wish the 16GB size were not special order. It is getting harder to find small USB keys, and it seems a waste of admittedly cheap space to use half to an eighth of a thumb drive that will only be used to boot from a modest-sized OS. Of course, instant gratification/shipping is not always absolutely necessary. I mean, theoretically. I suppose.

I have bought 4 of these now over the past 2 years to back up my files. They work super easily on windows 7 and Linux mint. I have had no failures or corrupted data so far. They are very lightweight and thin.

I use this SSD to move large files from one computer to another.

Handles large video files well

Great for moving large files from one computer to another.

Easy set up. Large enough to hard many files!

It's cheap and has large storage perfect for backing up files.

I used it to transfer large video files between two computers, no problems at all.

I bought three of these for use in a Linux RAID 5 setup to hold large amounts of engineering simulation data. They've been solid so far. No errors reported via smartctl so far, and they're not running hot or reporting anything odd. They are a little louder than other Seagate drives, but not significantly so. They're certainly heavier (1.72 lbs each) due to having six platters inside each unit. I noticed the weight difference when I put the system back on its shelf after installation was complete.