BUFFALO External SSD 2TB - Up to 600MB/s - USB-C - USB-A - USB 3.2 Gen 2 (Compatible with PS4 / PS5 / Windows/Mac) - External Solid State Drive Stick - ‎‎SSD-PUT2.0U3B

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Adding the BUFFALO External SSD 2TB to my Genealogy class has been a game-changer in terms of organization and efficiency. This versatile and convenient storage solution has made backing up and managing research data immeasurably easier for both myself and my students.Speed and PerformanceThe BUFFALO External SSD offers impressive speeds of up to 600MB/s, significantly enhancing our workflow. Transferring large files, such as high-resolution photographs, scanned documents, and extensive genealogical records, is now incredibly fast and seamless. This high-speed performance ensures that we spend less time waiting and more time focusing on our research.Versatility and ConnectivityOne of the standout features of this SSD is its versatile connectivity options. With both USB-C and USB-A ports, it is compatible with a wide range of devices, from modern laptops to older desktops. This flexibility is especially beneficial in a classroom setting where students might have different types of equipment. Additionally, the USB 3.2 Gen 2 interface maximizes data transfer speeds, making it a future-proof investment.Storage CapacityWith a substantial 2TB of storage, the BUFFALO External SSD provides ample space for all our research needs. It comfortably accommodates large datasets, multimedia files, and extensive project documentation, ensuring that we never run out of space. This capacity has been crucial in maintaining an organized and comprehensive digital archive of our genealogical research.PortabilityDespite its large storage capacity, the SSD is compact and lightweight, making it incredibly portable. Students can easily carry it between home, the classroom, and research sites without any hassle. Its sturdy build also provides peace of mind, knowing that our valuable data is protected from the rigors of daily transport.Ease of UseSetting up and using the BUFFALO External SSD is straightforward, even for those who are not particularly tech-savvy. It is plug-and-play, requiring no additional software or complex installation processes. This ease of use means that students can quickly start backing up their work, ensuring their research is always secure.Reliability and DurabilityThe reliability of the BUFFALO External SSD is another major plus. It has proven to be a robust and dependable storage solution, with no issues of data loss or corruption. The durable design ensures that it can withstand regular use, making it a reliable companion for long-term projects.ConclusionIn conclusion, the BUFFALO External SSD 2TB has significantly enhanced the organizational aspect of my Genealogy class. Its impressive speed, versatile connectivity, ample storage capacity, and portability make it an invaluable tool for managing and backing up research data. The ease of use and reliability further add to its appeal, ensuring that our valuable genealogical research is always secure and easily accessible. I highly recommend this external SSD to anyone looking for a high-performance, dependable storage solution.

I bought this product 3 years ago. I just want to write how well it's been working. No files corrupted or anything... Great product.!

Surprisingly good for the price, especially the 500GB. Fast and so far they've been reliable. I was running 5 of those with Stabebit Drivepool as kind of a useful experiment for a compact file server with some redundancy, and they've done really well... They do tend to get a pretty warm since the case is plastic and the air doesn't really have anywhere to go.I just bought two 1TB to swap in and those are way worse heat-wise. Work fine, but they run so hot during transfers that I'm probably going to pop them all out of the cases and mount tiny heat sinks on them. I caught one running 83c, it was so high it made my SMART monitor freak out and say imminent failure. Once I cooled them down with a fan, all was well. Both of them seem to be about the same. The SMART stats themselves are presented in a strange way on the 1TB so I wonder if those numbers are even accurate (I'm seeing negative decimal numbers for reads and writes, don't know what to make of that) but the case was hot to the touch.For the price and form factor, I still find it hard to beat these even if I have to modify them for my use. I think it cost me about $80 a few years ago to make something very similar myself with a small aluminum enclosure, a 2242 SSD, and some thermal pads. That's probably closer to $100 now and it gets pretty hot too.Update: I took apart a few of these and put some tiny heat sinks on the chips, some paint on the LEDs to make them a little less obnoxious without the case. Idle temp dropped ~20c without even pointing a fan at them and load temps are looking pretty good so far too. Not recommending you void your warranty so be mindful of that, but it does help. Once I do my initial tests and they've seen data I will not be sending them back, so all is good over here.

I use this as an external drive for Final Cut Pro on my iPad and it’s worked flawlessly. I was able to format it to APFS with no issues and it has a high transfer speed. Very good for the price.

Working great. I've stored soooo much 4K video and other content yet I have over 3/4's storage remaining. At this rate I won't fill it for 6 months, minimum.

When it worked it was great. $56 for a 1TB that has 350MB/s read and 340MB/s write, not bad. However, I had a lot of data corruption after about a month. Contacted Buffalo Support and they insisted it was a user error and kept trying to troubleshoot it. I played along and after I followed their recommendations it made it significantly worse bringing my speed down to a crawl slower than my hard drive. To make matters worse, support tried to completely scam me and refuse to honor my warranty. Claiming that sincd it still "worked" which BTW working to them is reading and writing at 40MB/s when it's supposed to be over 300MB/s is downright scummy and I won't be buying Buffalo products again. I contacted Amazon after and they were super cool and understanding and had an actual brain and could figure out that my drive not working as intended was not working as intended, "shocker." Big props to Amazon. It would take minutes to an hour to reserve space for a steam game, which normally takes seconds. My games would just delete themselves after every use. Constantly redownloading 150GB+ games every single time I want to play them is worthless as a storage device. If you are the lucky ones who get a really well made and free of defects one I think I would recommend it. However, since I didn't, don't bother and spend an extra 20-30 to get a better one from better brands like Samsung, SanDisk etc.

Trabaja muy bien y con buena velocidad.