SABRENT External SSD 512GB, Portable Hard Drive NVMe USB 3.2x2 1000 MB/s Read, USB 3.2 Cable C to A and Type A to C Included, External M.2 SSD Aluminum Shell 2.85 in Length (SB-512-NANO)

Super SSD. Feels premium, very small, very fast and so far reliable. Very reasonably priced. Would buy again.

In recent days I bought 3 x 1TB portable USB SSDs (2 x Sabrent Rocket Nanos, since out of stock, which have the advantage of having cost over £10 less each than the alternative and came with both double-ended USB C and USC C to USB A connector leads, and a Crucial X9 which only has a double-ended USB C). However, the Crucial comes with drive cloning software that the Sabrent lacks. Both options were more competitive than 1TB USB sticks and much faster and more reliable by reputation. Most unfortunate that the Sabrent has become out of stock at the time of writing and the Crucial has gone further up in price, since.

I wanted this to contain my ever increasing music collection. I did have it all stored on a 480GB SSD but having everything in FLAC format filled it up very quickly to the point where I only had about 12GB of free space left. This 1TB SSD was bought to give me the extra space I need.To date it has performed perfectly. I transferred my existing collection over to this new SSD as soon at it arrived. It took about 45 minutes to copy 460GB+ of music files from the old SSD to the new one which I thought was pretty speedy given how much I was copying.The drive is small and lightweight making it very portable. It measures roughly 7.2cm x 4.3cm x 1.5cm so it really is pocket-sized: and those are the measurements with the protective silicone case in place.In conclusion I cannot fault this SSD in any way. It gives you instant access to your data with no finger drumming like you get waiting for an HDD to spin up and find your chosen file. At a little under £60 I feel it is very fairly priced and I heartily recommend it.

This is a decent little disk for external back up of my work laptop. Used bitlocker to secure it then copied all my data across. The speed using USB3 was super quick I am very impressed.Why not 5 stars? the case has a sharp mark on it which was a bit annoying tbh but I cant be bothered to post it back as needed it asap

Fast hard drive, as described

Would buy again. i did........

2TB Sabrent Nano (SB-2TB-NANO-BLK)- A tiny, high-quality enclosure (JMS583).- Sabrent 2242 m.2 NVMe SSD DRAM-less, Low-Power (Phison E13T).- Very good synthetic benchmarks results (Crystal Disk Mark 7 attached).- The device does get warm but it does not thermal throttle.- Real-world transfer speeds are a LOT slower than with a decent 2280 m.2 NVMe SSD + separate enclosure.- Sabrent's DRAM-less m.2 slows down a lot as soon as cache is exhausted.- Also some connectivity issues with my AMD X570 motherboard (probably due to JMS583).I did a real-world file transfer (863 files across 48 folders, total of 245GB | 1TB Samsung 970 Pro OS drive ):Write to: Asus Arion + 2TB Adata SX8200 Pro | 4m 57s | 844.71 MB/sWrite to: 2TB Sabrent Rocket Nano | 9m 02s = 542s | 462.88 MB/sRead from: Asus Arion + 2TB Adata SX8200 Pro | 5m 07s = 307s | 817.20 MB/sRead from: 2TB Sabrent Rocket Nano | 7m 44s = 464s | 540.69 MB/sI got the Asus Arion and 2TB Adata SX8200 Pro at about the same price as the Sabrent Rocket Nano 2TB. The Asus enclosure is heavier and larger, but that is the only downside. No connectivity issues, SSD runs a little cooler, but as with the example above, performs 82% faster in large writes, and 51% in large reads! Since I copy a lot from and to the external drives often... As nice and sleek as the Sabrent Nano is, the alterntive with a 2280 m.2 makes a lot more sense. If you only ever copy a couple Gigabytes at a time, this will be less relevant to you.Unless you MUST have one of the smallest NVMe enclosure, do consider alternatives. I am returning this to use the Asus enclosure and the Adata SSD. Most probably even a 2280 Sabrent enclosure and 2280 Sabrent m.2 will do a lot better than the Sabrent Rocket Nano, but I have not tested this. Again, this will very likely give you much better real-world file transfer performance for larger datasets. If you copy any set of data beyond about 20-25GB (ish), the device will slow down to transfer at around 450MB/s write and 550MB/s read in my case.Also if you have X570, maybe also find enclosures with alternative controllers to the JMS583. I have had zero issues with either ASM2362 or RTL9210 based enclosures (e.g. Asus Arion, Orico M2PJM-C3).

YEP GRAB IT!

Está un poco caro pero por el tamaño y la facilidad para llevarlo a cualquier lado creo que vale la pena, ya llevo con en un par de meses y no me ah dado ningún problema

Es súper pequeño para la capacidad que tiene y muy rápido al transferir.

Ich habe inzwischen 5 von diesen Laufwerken seit Monaten im Einsatz und bin super zufrieden. Alle funktionieren sehr zuverlässig, ich habe an verschiedene PCs und einem Mac keinerlei Probleme oder Ausfälle. Ich verwende sie täglich, zwei davon als Datenspeicher und auf dreien laufen Betriebssysteme (Windows und Linux).Die SSDs sind ehr robust und sehr gut verarbeitet mit einem Aluminiumgehäuse statt des sonst üblichen Kunststoff, und eines der kleinsten Laufwerke und damit deutlich handlicher als andere.Positiv auch der schnelle, auch bei der Übertragung größerer Datenmengen stabiler Datentransfer bei vergleichsweise niedriger Wärmeentwicklung.Von allen Herstellern der von mir verwendeten Laufwerken hat der Sabrent Support den mit Abstand besten Eindruck hinterlassen. Es waren die einzigen, die zeitnah kompetent auf meine Fragen geantwortet haben und einen benutzerfreundlichen Prozess zur Produktregistrierung für die Verlängerung der Herstellergarantie auf drei Jahre für Kunden bieten.

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