ZS301 Portable External USSD

Performs as advertised.

A portable SSD that is a sleek little speed demon. With transfer speeds up to 1900MB per second, it feels like your files basically teleport instead of copying. Great for anyone who is tired of watching progress bars crawl like it is still 2009.The zinc alloy body gives it a solid premium feel, like a piece of tech that could survive being tossed into a backpack without immediately panicking. It is compact, USB C compatible, and works smoothly with PCs, laptops, Macs, and even consoles like the PS5 and Xbox.If you need fast portable storage that looks sharp and performs even sharper, this drive is a strong pick.Pros? Very fast transfer speeds up to 1900MB per second? Durable zinc alloy body feels premiumCons? Premium speed usually comes with a higher price? Requires USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 support to hit max speeds

I like it. From time to time it's tend to be a little warm, but not critical. Most of the time it's cool. The item is attractive. It is a bit slower than "�٧ѧ�ӧݧ֧ߧ�" in instruction, but (again) not critical. My wife ordered for me the same item one week later, after I received mine. Both packages came incredibly fast. 2TB in size of regular gas lighter. Love it.

Picked this up to use primarily for music storage and it's been great. Switching from a normal thumb drive, the transfer times are much much much quicker. Very happy with this drive.

This is a bit bulky for me carry around, maybe it is meant to make the drive more durable. I basically use it to transfer game files and ISO files between my computers and for that it is great. I saw speeds upto 1.4GBs when transferring one large file, using the right usb c drive.The casing around the drive never even felt warm to the touch when using it. I am not sure how I feel about the USB C port needed to connect the drive; this is somewhere between a thumb drive and a portable hard drive but more like a thumb drive so it would have been nice if the drive could be plugged in without the need of a cable. I suppose it its because the drive is on the heavier side, so a cable is the safer bet.Overall its built like a tank, there is nothing delicate about it, I would not hesitate to throw this in my bag or worry about it getting damaged. The included usb cable doubles as a small lanyard of sorts which is ok, I worry that the holder which houses the ends of the USB cable may get loose over time. Also I would not use it to hang on your backpack or something because it may come undone and fall off. For functionality its great , it can work with a USB a to c cable as well and I never had it cut out on me when I was transferring 100+ gb of files but it does mean you should keep a couple extra combination of cables, incase the device you want to connect to, does not have a c to c port. I suppose this is a good thing too because you have options to connect to different devices and any generic data cable should work.