– X10 Pro 4TB Portable External SSD, Up to 2100MB/s Read and 2000MB/s Write, External Solid State Drive, USB-C 3.2, PC and Mac, Dust and Water Resistance - CT4000X10PROSSD902

Well-built, reliable external SSD with excellent everyday performance. I can’t reach the maximum advertised speeds because my computer doesn’t support USB 3.2 Gen 2x2, but even on standard USB ports it’s significantly faster than some external SSDs and far quicker than HDDs - I was amazed at how quickly I could move 300gb across 3 files, taking mere minutes compared to hours with HDDs. The fact that they have some drop protection and some water resistance is also very reassuring. The drive is compact, lightweight, and feels very durable, making it easy to travel with. Setup was instant (plug-and-play) on both Windows and Mac, and the 4TB capacity is ideal for large backups, media libraries, or work files. If you have compatible hardware, you’ll likely see even better performance, but it still works extremely well on older systems. A high-quality, no-nonsense SSD that does exactly what it’s designed to do. Make your purchase now while the prices are still reasonable as they are likely to double and maybe even triple over the course of the next year (like graphic cards did (due to demand and lack of supply and people mining bitcoin, lockdown gaming etc) due to the demand for ai centres and businesses making RAM prices go crazy high, and now storage prices are beginning to follow suit. Micron (owners of the Crucial brand) have announced that they are exiting the Crucial consumer market and will be focusing on supplying larger businesses, enterprise and commercial customers (again, the ai demand), and this will only mean that prices will increase - without Crucial (being one of the most popular and trusted brands for storage and memory iwht arguably the best value for money pricing) there will be less competition and less availability only driving prices higher. Don't let their exit put you off as they will continue to sell their products at retailers until February 2026 and will continue to honour warranties for their relevant periods. All in all I am very happy with my purchase of these amazing SSDs, so much so that I have just purchased my third one.

Stay well clear . It broke after about 2 weeks . Kept ejecting itself on a brand new m4 Mac mini. long story short I sent it back to crucial 6 weeks later still no return no refund .. they never contact me . I’m doing all the chasing . I’m out of pocket and no sssd .. absolutely fuming . my trusty Samsung t7 still going strong with out a glitch .. Amazon if u can do something please contact me . As I have nothing to show for the £280 I paid

I've always bought SanDisk drives, and while there's nothing wrong with them I decided to try out this as at the time it worked out cheaper. Unfortunately I have not been able to use it on a macbook that can utilise its speeds, however i bought this with the forethought of purchasing my M4 Macbook Pro Max. Using this on my windows PC with a USB A 3 port has yielded great results. I edit off this drive when in Lightroom and DaVinci and there is no issues AT ALL! The drive doesn't get hot, and its so small you can carry it with you anywhere - smaller than the SanDisk drives.

Absolutely do not buy this if you want a reliable drive. I bought this 1 year ago and it has worked great for the past year, however, all of a sudden, it stopped working last week. The light still turned on when I plugged it in, but my ipad no longer recognized it. I tried on multiple computers and it wasn't recognizable. I talked with Crucial customer service and they said this is an issue that has been happening with other IOS users recently and they didn't have a solution and that I can collect my warranty, but they couldn't help with my lost files. I paid for a recovery program to get my files off the drive and the drive had shredded most of the files. I am still doing damage control, but I think I will only be able to salvage about 20% of the files I had on the drive. ABSOLUTELY DO NOT BUY THIS. I will never trust this brand again.

Just what I needed to download video files to whilst on my EU tour of the sunny bits. From micro SD to this 2Tb SSD fast & furious. Worth paying extra for the quicker read/write speed. Because they are expensive, I gave it 4*'s; other than that, it is great. And so bloody small, just hope I don't lose it.

I’ve been using the Crucial X10 Pro 2TB for a few weeks now and I’m seriously impressed. The advertised speeds (up to 2100MB/s read and 2000MB/s write) aren’t just marketing fluff—this drive flies. Large video files, RAW photo backups, and even full macOS Time Machine backups copy across in minutes, not hours. I’m using it with both a Mac Mini (M1) and a Windows laptop, and the USB-C 3.2 Gen 2 interface has worked flawlessly with both. It comes pre-formatted in exFAT, which is handy for cross-platform use, but I reformatted it for APFS on my Mac without any issues. Build quality is excellent. It’s compact, sturdy, and has a soft-touch rubberised finish that feels nice in the hand. I’ve taken it out on shoots and it’s held up well in bags, in pockets, and even in light rain—IP55 water and dust resistance gives real peace of mind. Pros: Extremely fast read/write speeds (real-world tests were close to spec) Compact and durable design Works on both Mac and PC Feels premium and rugged Stays cool even with heavy file transfers Cons: USB-C cable is a little short (as usual!) Pricier than basic SSDs, but you’re paying for top-tier performance If you’re a photographer, videographer, or just want a fast, trustworthy backup drive, the Crucial X10 Pro is a solid investment. Highly recommended.

Very compact and light. Great capacity and high speeds. Instantly works out of the box with most operating systems due to the exFAT format. Super simple, no frills. All you need and nothing you don't.

Seems absolutely brilliant, 5 year warranty so any problems will be taken care of, plug and play but remember to order a USB C to A adapter if your pc doesn't have USB C ports, ran crystal disk info and as you can see from the screenshot it's a fresh drive with no prior use, always good to check!