Samsung Toaster Microwave

I like how it can be regenerated using a microwave oven.

small, quiet, fits in your toaster sized pc

I think I could plug a toaster in and get good audio out... seriously, I shoot in Churches, hotels and other locations where I have to or need to tap into the soundboard I find. Sometimes I get lucky and it's easy, sometimes the only thing is a phono plug out that's hot as heck. On occasion there is a ground loop that's has to be fixed. If you have this little box, you've got that converted, covered and fixed. Built like a tank, this thing is not delicate, you can drive a nail with it so it'll stand up to a lot of abuse with no problem. If you have to deal with a lot of different inputs and outputs, this packs most conversion solutions into one box and lets you tap in for mono or stereo ouptut.

This 5212 Toaster indeed is a UNBEATABLE copy machine. I tried to copy 33GB of video from the 8bay highpoint 762 tower to a Samsung 840EVO SSD that installed in 5212 Toaster, the copy task completed in 56seconds. Surprisingly fast huh!

Was looking for a low cost hard drive toaster to clone my hdd to a ssd. Hooked up via usb, transferred my files and was up and running in no time

I call this my toaster, HD cloning is a breeze with this little gem! Two button pushes with this little guy get's you on your way to duplicating your current image with a new Solid State Drive for a quick upgrades & backups. Brilliant!

It's great not having to buy the air cans to clean keyboards, desktop inners, toaster (outside to avoid crumbs all over). Powerful, fast and hope it will last a long time. Somewhat loud but I knew that from reading reviews. Great Price and top value. Fast shipping.

Ignore the one-star review on here. That guy didn't know what he was buying. It's like saying I bought this toaster to jumpstart my car, and it is HUGELY ineffective. I don't have the PO-35 Speak, but I have the PO-137 Rick & Morty (purchased from B&H Photo), which is 99% the same thing. This Vocal Synthesizer Pocket Operator from Teenage Engineering can do a LOT more than it appears on the surface. Pair this with the PO-33 K.O! sampler and you've got a really powerful music-making setup. Highly recommended.

Seems expensive, but it's made of airline quality aluminum (or something like it). I'm using it more like a toaster. Drop the M.2 stick in just to read files off the old drive. I would not use it as a permanent drive attached via USB-A/B/C. Works great for IT people who need to access old drives.

I use a large mixing bowl, filled with filtered water. I use the microwave to warm the water, 2-3 minutes, and mix about half the powder. Repeat for the remaining powder. Let it cool over night.