ORICO 1TB External SSD Up to 1050MB/s, Hanging Hole Design Portable Solid State Drive, USB C&A 2 in 1 Cable, Reliable Storage for Type-C Smartphone, Tablets, Laptops – C10
$84.99
Price: $84.99
(as of Jan 08, 2025 15:02:43 UTC – Details)
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Magnetic Portable SSD
10Gbps Portable SSD
Magnetic External SSD
20Gbps External SSD
Outdoor External SSD
Always Save: Compact design with 1TB capacity to accurately save large work files or daily data backups (Due to algorithm differences, a 1TB SSD typically displays around 931GB on Windows)
Go Where You Go: Hook design attaches securely to a belt loop or backpack, adding extra peace of mind; lightweight and portable size(5.19*1.33*0.74 inches, 0.22lb)
Share Ideas In A Flash: Read and write speeds up to 1050 MB/s, capable of transferring 1GB of data in just one second, providing instant backup with no delay(Please use the USB 3.2 Gen2 interface to achieve a transfer speed of 1050MB/s)
Rugged and Reliable: ORICO portable SSD is made of aluminum alloy, which ensures efficient data transfer even during long hours of use. Dustproof and drop-proof, it ensures data security even in harsh environments and eliminates data loss
2 in 1 USB C & A Cable: Adapt USB-C and USB-A devices(Smart phones, PC, Laptops and Tablets ect). Plug and play for a variety of systems (Android, IOS, macOS, Windows)
Customers say
Customers find the computer drive easy to use and portable. They appreciate its fast transfer speeds, good performance, and stylish design. Many find it works as expected with no issues. The compact size makes it convenient to carry around. Overall, customers are satisfied with the storage capacity of the product.
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LycosCT3 –
Fast and reliable.
Bought one for my wife and I to transfer files from our old computers to our new ones. This feels sturdy and looks stylish. We’ve both had no issues using it.
Kola Oyedele –
Works as expected
This storage worked as expected. Plug and play. For some Macs you you to update Mac OS.
Andrew Kim –
Good enough performance with expected slow down
Transferred 400GB. For the first 200 GB the transfer speed was about 400 to 500 MB. This was from LG gram with 2.5TB ssd and 48Gb of ram running windows 11.However after 200GB of transfer the rate dropped to 80 to 100MB. So, this is the indication as to how much cache it has. I was transferring mostly larger digital photo images for first 300 GB.Also, when I tried to use USB C connector the speed was only in 50 to 60MB/s. At least for the LG gram the usb A port can provide about 500MB/s speed but not usb c.So, overall I am pleased with the performance. However, it does get hot after 20 minutes of continued operation and expect a slowdown if you plan on transferring more than 200GB or so. Obviously, you have to choose the port wisely to get the maximum speed.The unit went back to 500MB/s after less than minute cooling down.Good performace product, with few minor caveats.
Marcos Pujol –
So far so good
Portable, easy to use, plig activate and done.
Gtoms –
Excellent SSD. It is very quick!
I got this drive for work as my drive C is close to running out of room. However, this drive saved the day by expanding the storage capacity with a transfer rate that is crazy fast!
Nick Vendura –
Great drive to expand game storage (Be sure you use a 10Gbps USB port)
My son’s main PC disk was filling up so I wanted to get him a good, speedy external drive that he could use for his games. It had to be quick enough to be able to load current gen game files, likes textures, etc. in real-time and pretty quickly. This drive came through.As you can see from the screenshot, speeds are blazing fast for an external drive, but here’s the thing to keep in mind: Be sure your USB port is a USB 3.1 standard (current for 2024). And since the naming conventions have changed a gazillion times for USB, just be sure it has a 10 next to it for 10Gbps speeds. If you’re using a 5Gbps port or — gasp! — USB 2.0 port, you will not get the full benefit of this drive.However, if you use the drive as intended, expect a consistent, dependable drive for games, photos, movies or whatever you need to store on it.
joel mills –
Very portable
Easy to use and very portable.
Tamara sparby –
Not 1 TB
It’s easy, slim plug and use. But it is only 955 GB not 1 TB. It is bigger then my 1 TB scandisk which is 931 GB. When someone advertises 1TB I expect 1 TB.
Jordan –
Advertising to get one free when you buy one. Just a lie. Misleading customers.
Max –
Come da titolo indispensabile, tanto spazio in un mini hard didk BELLO DA VEDERE
Lambert –
Léger, petit, rapide, efficace. Je l’utilise pour faire mes sauvegardes Time Machine. Pratique il ne prend pas de place. Super rapide. RAS pour le moment
Heiko –
Top, alles super!!!
Guy –
This is a very reasonably priced 1TB SSD – though, apparently not as quick as advertised…..I intended to use it on my ASUS Zenbook Duo UX482EAR laptop (Win 11 Pro) for backups – in lieu of a slow old HDD I used previously. I tried it first on a USB-A (3.2 Gen 1) port and, as expected, I saw transfer rates at about 460 mbps. I anticipated getting double that when I switched to a Thunderbolt 4 (USB-C 3.2 Gen 2) port – as per the device specification. I didn’t – indeed it was slightly slower at 430 mbps!I tried my own (Samsung) USB-C to C (3.2 Gen 2) cable and I got 1055 mbps – as per the spec – see photo “USB-C-2”. I contacted the seller who confirmed that the device is erroneously shipped with a USB 3.2 Gen 1 cable so can never achieve the advertised speeds. They have given me a partial refund which is more than adequate for me to purchase an alternative cable on Amazon. Given the prompt response, I have changed my rating from 3 to 4 stars. With the new cable, the device works a treat and my backups have dropped to about 3 minutes (from about 40 minutes when using the old HDD). I am pleased with that. I also tested the device successfully on both my Samsung Flip5 mobile and Honor Pad 9 tablet. It was recognised as an OTG disk and everything works as anticipated.The device does get quite warm in use and I note that very large file transfers slow down at about the 100GB mark. I presume this shows the limitations of the device cache. The SSD is a handy size though it would have been nice to get a small carry case or bag. But, for the price, I can’t complain. Looking at the size and shape, I presume this is an M.2 type SSD in an aluminium USB enclosure. Heat dissipation appears to be adequate.So, despite the cable issue, and Amazon’s best efforts to destroy the device in our letterbox, I am still rather chuffed ð – the device appears to be robust, reliable, handy and very reasonably priced.If you are intending to buy one – ensure you get the correct cable…….IMPORTANT NOTE.I see a plethora of “Vine” reviews for this product – just one of which noted that the device was running at half it’s advertised speed! This just confirms that reviews in return for a free product (even when sponsored by Amazon) are a total waste of time and misinform potential buyers. Surely some level of due diligence should be required??