Sabrent Rocket Nano 1TB USB 3.2 10Gb/s External Aluminum SSD

...anyone who appreciates the precision of Apple Product will also be very impressed by the executed quality. However, it should be noted that the the published data speed depends on the implemented working environment and there will be probably the bottleneck generated. I have already ordered a second Sabrent Rocket 2TB SSD and the Macbook Pro 16/ 64GB RAM is in best company. Not just an eye-catcher.

so far good unit us it in indoors and outside -13 deg so i will give good review cost more than 2tb usb drive but way faster and as far as i am concerned i will recomend this unit all my backup drives gone to old printer/monitor storage bin in workshop hope this helps

Currently don't know where they are, but have had them for over a year and are great. When I first got them, heard they got hot. THEY DO. So... I bought 50mmx25mmx10mm heat sinks for them, it was a four pack and I have two drives. Put one on either side. AND PRESTO, can sustain the rated speeds and doesn't get hot. THOUGH... did hinder the portability of it by tripling its thickness, and also removed the ability to attach it to the back of my GPD Win Max devices. Overall, recommend.

El mejor disco duro externo SSD, al ser MVME y no SATA su velocidad de transferencia es excelente incluso con archivos grandes.

I rarely write reviews and hopefully what has happened to me is a fluke, since the form factor is great. I bought the Rocket Nano in 2020 – 2TB which at the time was $300 dollars. Not a small investment. I was using it to back up very intermittent necessary files (redundancy) that I would then store in my home safe. Literally plugged it in and did a backup of my MacBook Pro 3 times in the 3 years I've had it. I went to do the same this time and it will not show up no matter what and just sits and rapidly flashes it's blue light. That's not good especially when for the price it should be totally fine for critical file storage. It's advertised as light, tiny and a true SSD and it literally sat on a shelf in a climate controlled environment and it's dead after extremely minimal use. I'd say that might be a red flag for anyone thinking about this as a backup critical device. I was actually hoping to reformat it and use it for it's intended purpose of a travel drive, but... tossed $300 bucks out the window instead. Luckily I mirror everything onto my Synology NAS too. Nice build quality, super super tiny and light, comes with nice cables. Take from this what you will. I bought it based off the positive reviews, but I would have written a positive review as well after a couple months. Hopefully this is helpful for long term considerations.