Share Data Between Samsung Devices And Laptop

Easy to Use! just hook up and you are good to go. I am using it to share a keyboard, mouse and extra monitor Between my desktop and laptop.

I use these to extend the distance between a laptop and data acquisition devices. Normally, I could only get a few feet from equipment like ovens. These let me get a comfortable distance away. They work well and I have had no issues using them.

We use these all the time to connect APs, cameras and other devices when we need them to share Passive PoE.

FLAWLESS!! What I have come accustomed from Samsung devices.

The PR4100 is preconfigured in RAID 5. It was simple to set up and configure, and is really fast. I now seamlessly share data between three computers.

I ordered three SanDisks to share some large video files. They are super compact which is great. If you're a Mac user, you will need to reformat them, however, using Disk Utilities. You simply "erase" all the data and it will reformat it for Mac. If you don't reformat it, you cannot write new data onto the thumb drive. It may give you a warning that says the file is too large even if it's not. Nice product!

I just got samsung SSD 850 Pro about two weeks ago, and want to share my opinion about this product.... Very good looking light SSD works VERY, Very fast..... you absolutely going to notice the difference....especially if you have HDD... Read speed is about: 500-520 mb/s Write speed is about 400-450 mb/s

It connects to USB-C devices. Data flies through the cables like magic.

Facil instalacion con software ( Samsung data migration )

I needed a mic that I could share with several devices for several uses. Most of all, I wanted to be able to use an external mic to be 1. more directional than the built-in one on a notebook or tablet, and 2. not subject to the thunderous sounds of keys clicking and touchscreen taps and the roar of handling the device. I considered a headset, but I also wanted to be able to use the mic to record an instrument. Plus we already had headphones we liked. This fits the bill. It seems to be USB class compliant, so in addition to Windows and Mac listed in the description, it works with Linux and iPads as well. (For the lightning port iPads we have, the apple lightning to USB camera adapter works, despite its name.) Sound quality is fine for the price, capturing speech + amateur singing and instrument performance. With the included accessories, it's a great value.