Hi everyone. What's up? Hope you guys are staying safe indoors.
I'm sorry for not uploading a video yesterday. I was hoping to bring a new video for you guys showing how to install windows on MacBook.
As you all know, most of my products are from Apple, which doesn't support windows software. So, unfortunately, a video is not possible.
My plan was to install the windows using today's product, portable SSD.
Since that wasn't possible, I'll continue with a dedicated video on the SanDisk Extreme Portable SSD.
We'll go over the speed test, price, and other features. This SSD is available worldwide.
So without any delay, let's start the unboxing.
I have 2 products here: SSD and a card reader. The card reader is a gift from SanDisk, with an adorable note so Thank You to SanDisk for that.
For anyone interested to buy this SanDisk card reader for your SD card, the link is in the description.
Although I have a USB-C dock, this compact SD reader will come in handy while I'm traveling.
Now, I have the SanDisk Extreme Portable SSD. I'll talk about another version, Extreme Pro, towards the end of this video.
With high-speed storage and editing, this product is perfect for all creative users and professionals.
With great read and write speeds, you don't have to worry about the slowness of your hard drive.
I have the 550 MB/s read speed and 1TB capacity version. The min capacity is 250GB and the max is 2TB.
Let's take a look at the SSD. You can see how small it is.
I'll use my Airpods Pro for comparison. You can see the SSD size is just a little bit bigger.
The whole in the top corner is for you to attach the given carabiner to this rugged SSD and take anywhere.
Its IP55 rating means this SSD can withstand rain, dust, and spills. It's also shock and vibration resistant.
So even if you're stuck in rain and the SSD falls from a height of 6 ft, you can be sure your data is still safe.
Attach the rugged SSD to your bracelet or bag using the carabiner. It's water, dust, shock, and vibration resistant so it's always safe.
Before we get to the speed test, let's look at the other contents.
You get a product manual and a USB-C cable to connect the SSD to your computer.
In case, you laptop doesn't have a USB-C port, SanDisk also provides you with a USB-C to USB-A adapter.
This completes the contents. Let's go ahead and connect the SSD to the computer.
First of all, pick the drive: Extreme SSD. Then, open. Start Speed Test.
So you have 466.1MB/s write speed and 523MB/s read speed. Although SanDisk claims 550MB/s read speed, 523 isn't bad.
Now, let's check the transfer speed. I have 2 files here totaling up to almost 8GB.
We'll transfer both these files to the SSD. I have my timer ready to go to check the transfer time of the 8GB files to the SSD.
So, drop the files in the window and start the timer. You can see it's going really fast.
So it took 15 seconds to transfer 8GB. Not bad at all! Read and write speeds are also great.
I've been using this SSD for a few days now. I just re-boxed it for an unboxing experience.
It's a tried and tested product. The Sandisk Extreme Portable SSD is a top-5 product of 2020.
This compact SSD is really easy and light to carry. In today's world, traveling light but convenient is necessary.
You can carry it in your pocket or any small carrying bag.
This video is NOT sponsored. SanDisk sent me these products so thank you for that.
But my opinion of these products is entirely mine. I would definitely recommend this SSD to anyone who is looking for high-speed storage.
The SSD with 1 TB capacity is priced at 165 USD, without tax.
500 GB SSD is priced at 88 USD., without tax. This was the Sandisk Extreme version.
Another version, Extreme Pro 1 TB is priced at 248 USD.
The Indian price of Extreme 1 TB is 13630 rs, without tax and the 500 GB is 7500 rs.
Extreme Pro 1 TB is priced at 17,759 rs, without tax.
The extreme SSD is a very reliable product so I'd recommend it to anyone.
And this completes the video. Hope this video was useful.
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