SSK 2TB SSD USB C Stick up to 1000MB/s,Fast External SSD Dual Drive Type-C + USB A 3.2 Gen 2 Solid State Thumb Drive,USB Memory Stick for iPhone 15/PS4/Android Phone/Tablet/Windows/Mac

Read some reviews stating that the device gets hot, I have copied a lot of files and the device stop working due to the high temperature, have to disconnect wait for 5 to 10 minutes to cooling it down and re- started the copy. But the copy was consistent.

The materials are very good. This USB stick is very fast and versatile. I use it mostly to back up my cell phone, and it works very well. And I loved the included protective case.

Great drive. Runs a little warm, but that is stop be expected with the high transfer speed (1000 mb/sec).

Failed within 3 months. Barely used it. Get "there is a problem with this drive" message every time on my Windows 11 and no amount of scanning etc. fixes it. Outside the return window. The seller is uncontactable. Stay away from this dud.Edit: Some more info: Initially it worked ok - the transfer speed was much lower than the promised 1000Mb/s speed, but there was no other issue.After a month or so, I noticed that it got very hot as soon as I plugged it in and the transfer speed was reduced to about 2Mb/s. And then after a few weeks, the transfer speed was further reduced to a crawling 740kb/s.And now it doesn't even work. I've used it very sparingly since I bought it: just to store my files, photos, etc. It remains unplugged (and stored in a drawer) 99.9% of the time. It still gets incredibly hot as soon as I plug it in, but it DOESN'T work anymore. In other words, it has failed.EDIT #2: The seller reached out to me and made things right. I appreciate it. Increasing the star rating.

Works as it should. Lots of memory, quick loading, convenient usb/c type

I ordered this USB drive to help transfer large files from my Android phone to my PC. I connected it to my Android phone, and was able to move my files to the disk, extremely fast I will admit. It worked very well and I had no problem moving my files to the drive, or so I thought.I then plugged the drive into my Windows 11 PC, the computer recognized the drive and allowed me to start moving the files to my PC.The problem is, after the 2nd file was transferred, the transfer rate dropped to a crawl for the 3rd file, and then after a couple minutes, I got an error saying the drive could not be read. I had to cancel the file transfer, and when I looked under "My PC", the drive was no longer listed.I rebooted the computer, and when it came up, it still did not recognize the device was connected. I turned the PC off, and unplugged the drive. Turned the PC back on, and once Windows was loaded I plugged the drive back in. This time it recognized the drive was connected but immediately told me the drive was damaged and gave me the option to scan and attempt to repair it, which I did. It has been over 24 hours now and it is still trying to repair the drive.I attached a screenshot of the Windows Event Log showing that the error is being caused by bad sectors. Over 4600 as of right now and it keeps climbing higher each time I refresh.I wish I could return the drive, but I am past the return window by about a week :-(

Un verdadero disco duro portable no sólo una memoria convencional es un disco duro

great thumb drive, fast and plenty of space, well made