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Because if the enclosure/usb connector breaks, and you can simply move the drive itself into a new USB enclosure, then that's one failure point you can avoid altogether.

Verbatim store n go usb blue portable#

When buying portable hard drives in particular, take note whether they are shuckable or not.

Easily store and transfer files with these compact, portable devices, each of which has 16GB data storage capacity.

As the old saying goes: "Two is one and one is none". The 16GB Store n Go USB Flash Drive from Verbatim comes in a pack of four drives in green, blue, black, and red, all having a USB 2.0 interface for a theoretical maximum data transfer rate of 480 Mb/s.

Proper backup strategy: More than one copy, preferably a copy offsite, because the truth is hard drives fail, SSDs fail, cloud gets hacked, houses burn down, etc, etc.

Really, what's more important is 2 things: So, I'm ONLY going to be buying Seagate from now on, because of that personal experience.īut like I said, that's really all irrelevant. In my anecdotal (and hence, also irrelevant) experience, I've had pretty much the exact opposite happen: I've bought an assortment of WD, Toshiba, and (mostly) Seagate over the years, and the WD and Toshiba are the only ones that gave me issues. As the storage devices get older, they have a higher chance to fail.Īnd your point is purely anecdotal, so it too is irrelevant in a way. The refund I received is enough for me to now buy Samsung 970 Evo Plus.

Verbatim store n go usb blue full#

While I wasn't happy my Kingston SSD (~ after 3 years) did a sudden death on me, but because that SSD did not have any important data and I received a full refund from MSY, it turned out to be okay. I do agree portable HDDs are more vulnerable and prone to failure (partly because of the way we use it and higher chance of accidental drop) so I don't put 2 backups on same type of storage.

Seagate bought HDD businesses from Samsung, Maxtor etc… I know some of my older Seagate portable HDDs actually have Samsung HDDs (but obviously rebranded to Seagate). Do you care to guess in terms of failed SSDs, how many % of them are Samsung ones?Īlso, it is not always about the brand, it depends on the models as well. I have more Samsung SSDs than any other SSDs. The retractable housing easily slides in and outno cap to. The Store ‘n’ Go gives you the ability to capture all your data in one small, convenient location and move that information with you throughout the day. I have more Seagate HDDs than other HDDs (because they were cheaper) so naturally, I would expect more of them to fail. Verbatim classic, our Store ‘n’ Go USB drives offer a convenient cap-less design and a reliable name you’ve come to trust.

Verbatim store n go usb blue pro#

Optimised for maximum performance, the Store ‘n’ Go Secure Pro USB drive offers read and write speeds of up to 100MB/Sec and 35MB/Sec.It's hard to determine how objective your assessment is. With USB 3.0 connectivity, for faster transfer speeds, the Store ‘n’ Go Secure Pro is ideal for securing business data, legal documents, personal health information and other forms of sensitive data on the go. Even if your device is stolen, the Store ‘n’ Go Secure Pro’s features will keep your data safe and secure.

Verbatim store n go usb blue password#

The encrypted data is password protected, and additional anti-tampering features help safeguard your data from brute force attacks or password hacking attempts. Once configured with your password, all data stored on a Secure Pro USB drive is encrypted with powerful hardware-based 256-bit AES encryption to prevent unauthorised access. The Store ‘n’ Go Secure Pro USB drive has many security features, including a password entry prompt, password hashing algorithm and a hack-resistant password entry that erases the data from the device after 10 failed access attempts. We’ve taken data security to the next level with the Store ‘n’ Go Secure Pro USB drive.