Integral USSD 1TB SlimXpress Dual USB 3.2 Gen 2x1 Flash Drive, Dual Type-C & Type-A Ports, Portable SSD, Read up to 550 MB/s & Write up to 500 MB/s. Slim, Durable Metal Design for On-the-Go Storage

Well made, quick and compact light SSD. Although plastic, it is well made. Decent cable too. Works perfectly with PcC and also Mac’s when reformatted. Recommended.

Bought these with the intention of tidying and storing files on my computer and for my husband to add to the tv for saving recordings. So far so good and pleased with the purchases. Price was fair, they seem well built and their small size makes them easy to carry around. I Tb should keep me going for ages.

I can highly recommend this SSD by Integral. Great quality build, very compact in size so it is ideal for carrying around with you, if needed.

This drive as of writing was probably the cheapest 1TB External SSD with 1000MB/s advertised speed from a known brand. Given that a few years ago I paid not much less for the same capacity spinning HDD, I'd say it is a reasonable price. I have tested the speed and it is precisely as advertised: CrystalDiskMark reported 1000MB/s Read and 973MB/s write, broadly within the advertised speed. Though half my internal SSD speed of 2250MB/s read, it was 9x faster writing, as my internal SSD writes at about 110MB/s. This was with a direct USB C to C connection using the supplied cable. Note, if you do not have a USB-C port... buy a new adapter. The one included is pathetic, and speeds dropped to a sluggish 42MB/s - this is worse than half than a traditional external HDD, my Toshiba achieved 108MB/s via USB 3 connection.. So in terms of the drives performance I cannot really fault it for my use case, mainly storing games and backups - upgrading from the HDD. Design: About the same length but half the width of my HDD, it is very portable. The black aluminium is a decent finish and does feel nicer than plastic enclosed drives, and should be durable. The edge of the drive has the size printed on it in a bit of a cheap-looking front, and the back has hideous regulatory symbols on it. The top is simply the integral logo. Packaging: Quite environmentally friendly - no plastic, just cardboard. Can't really be used to store the drive though, so straight into recycling it is.# Other features: None. Being a cheaper drive, there is so special software to go with it, hardware encryption or the like. I am not that bothered about this, it is plain and simple and does the job. An activity LED is something I miss compared to my HDD. Heat: It does get slightly warm to the touch after sustained write loads in particular. Suitability for gaming: Excellent, so far I have only quickly tried it with Honkai Star Rail and compared to the HDD it was far superior.

Great product, works as it should. Fast read and write speeds. Great for backing up my photos, music and videos.

Has worked perfectly on my desktop and laptop as that was why I got it to transfer between the two. Cable is short but thick enough to support the drive easily when connected.

Very good, tiny Integral drive. The 500 GB one works normally on Windoze 7 and 10 and 11. No attachment / installation difficulties. BUT it's PLASTIC, not aluminium! Probably won't last for more than a year.

Misleading regarding 2,000 write speed, as you can see, I'm transferring files from my laptop to this external SSD, and it's going at 590MBs, far cry from the 2,000MBs It's small and light, though I can't help but feel Sandisk may have been a better purchase considering their advertise write speed is around 1000MBs so I could expect it to be around 600MBs or so.