SANDISK Extreme Pro 2TB Portable External SSD, Up to 2000MB/s, USB-C, IP65 Water & Dust Resistant, 3m Drop Protection, Metal Enclosure, PC, Mac & Smartphone Compatible

This is about 20 times as fast as a standard HDD. Excellent product

Works as expected. Getting incredible write speeds. The product is small and light.

Extremely happy with the product. Have used it for over 3 months now without any issues. Use it directly for realtime usage & also as external storage. Works perfectly for me. Worth investing in utility product.

Good quality product. I am using last more than 3 Years.

I bought it at 25,999. The mistake most users did is they didn't insert USB fully in USB 3.1 or 3.2 port. If you insert it half, then it will give max speed of around 41 MBPS. Push it and then you will get more than 700 MBPS. I was about to return but I found this fault on my part. Otherwise product is amazing. Please do the above thing if you are facing speed issue.

Compact size . Good speed . Good for travel . Time Machine backup of MacBook. Little costly though . Bought the 2000 mbps version

Sandisk is a leader for a reason. Reliable, portable and durable. Highly recommend.

I have purchased 2TB extreme pro model and its keep on crashing while transferring data. First of all, it will not gives you the transferring speed of 2000/mb as mentioned on the product secondly, it will keep on disconnecting with the error message. Don't buy this version if you wanted to save your time and money. Regret to purchased this and post even no replacement

SanDisk 2TB Extreme PRO Portable SSD is not a cheap unit. I was looking for a super-fast Lightning SSD drive to setup external libraries for Final Cut Pro and to store a full sound library for Logic Pro. WIth 2TB I was also keen to use this SSD for Time Capsule back up. I'm impressed. My Logic Sound library is 90GB and the transfer from my Macbook Pro to the SanDisk took about 5 minutes. This drive screams along compared to anything I have experienced before. I partitioned the drive into a general SSD for Logic, Final Cut and other folders and a separate Time Capsule partition. In literally 15 mins I have fully moved my sound library (90GB), my Final Cut Library (90GB) and done a full, Time Capsule backup (100GB). So I have heaps of space left to move a few hundred GD I have on a slow old NAS to this drive as well. I'm pleased. Most pleasing of all is that this unit is tiny. It is literally 1cm thick and about 4cmx10cm dimension. It is pocket-sized. It also seems very robust and it listed as water resistant. Perfect for external media on the road I think. Worth the investment for me for sure.

Wyglada ladnie, nie grzeje sie podczas pracy, transfery szybkie, program na Windows do blokowania dysku rozwiazany praktycznie, jest opcja auto-logon na urzadzeniu po instalcji programu.

Rapide, pratique, petite dimension

Super mega fast and sturdy drive. Manage to drop it on the concrete but works fine.

I've got a 27 inch iMac, quad core i5 at 3.3GHz, 32GB of RAM, running Sequoia via OpenCore Legacy Patcher. By rights it should have gone in a skip by now. The internal Fusion Drive is so slow it's basically a shelf for things I never open. So I plugged in a 2TB Extreme Pro and made it the boot drive. Over a year later it's still my daily machine. It boots off USB perfectly. No fuss, no hangs, no weird permission problems, and the difference in feel is night and day. The Fusion Drive is now just dumb storage. Everything that matters lives on the SanDisk and the whole machine behaves like a much newer computer. Worth being clear about what it can and can't fix. The Mac still has limits that no drive solves. Some newer apps have started falling over, the Claude desktop app being one. That's the CPU and the unsupported OS, not this. But for everything else it's given a beautiful screen and a decent machine several more years of proper working life. I hammer it. Big files, constant read and write, running as the system disk which is about as hard as you can push an external drive. It hasn't skipped once. Five stars. Cheaper than a new computer and it did more than a new computer would have. If you've got an old Mac with a tired internal drive, this is the fix.