TechRadar Verdict
This piece of bling will certainly speed up the copying of files but you may have trouble getting it to work with eSATA
Pros
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eSATA
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Fast transfers
Cons
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eSATA connection can be awkward
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Feels a bit cheap to touch
Why you can trust TechRadar
This 32GB SSD (Solid State Drive) is perfect for use as an external hard drive or as a back-up device. The drive itself is the size of a large USB stick and has a smart chrome finish, but still feels a bit cheap.
Reading and writing data is fast, however, as it features an impressive data transfer rate of 16MB/s. This makes it perfect for mass storage use, with connectivity provided by eSATA and USB 2.0.
We found it hard to connect the drive to a number of laptops via the eSATA port, but when a connection was made, the transfer rate was fast. As a result, we can recommend this drive for those needing to back up large amounts of data on the move.
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