External SSD 256GB, Portable Solid State Drive, USB 3.1 Gen 2, M.2 SSD, Superfast Read/Write Speeds, External Storage Compatible for Latop, Desktop, Tablet, Android Phones

Didn't know what to expect at this price, but this little drive has proven to be great. It is super fast and the only issue I have is one of the crappy cables that came with it, but I usually don't use the included cables with these types of things anyway.

Excellent product. Sometimes it doesn't show files that are on the drive. Not sure why.

It worked well while it lasted, but failed after 5 months of very infrequent use; the company website is "suspended" so so much for that 3 year warrantee. Thanks, China!

The drive looks duable and xfer speeds up and down were awesome.......til they weren't. Had the drive for maybe 3 months and used very sparingly. Went to connect tonight and nada. Registers as 0 Mb's which I know is an issue cause I had more than 200gb of data on it. Tried ever recovery and format application I could find. Can't say it fault of the company but hugely disappointed that drive just stopped reading anything. Wanted to give it a 5* but am soured by this development

love it good speed it depends on your type C or Type A port it will be slower if it got hot you will notice the drop in real life use i can tell you it good using it for almost 1 year now the price is my issue it should lowered

Very sleek design, easily transportable with its small size, and incredibly fast! Works perfectly for running virtual machines externally. Saved me from needing to upgrade my laptop's hard drive.

It works great for my xbox one. I only play Destiny 2 so that's all i installed on it but it cut my load times by a lot so I'm happy. Ssd for console its a game changer.

tl;dr : lots of errors and unclear if it's actually working.I was very excited about this - even smaller than other external SSDs and the reviews, as few as they were, were good.I spent an hour today trying to get it to work. It would show up on my Mac. I could drag individual images to it. Then I'd drag a folder, and it would start to transfer, then messages about inability to read or write certain files. Any file it couldn't read or write, and it would reject the whole folder. I'd eject the disk and try again. Then it would show my folder, with some files. Then it would error again, and show no folders. So, no.It may be a fixable thing, but I'd never ever ever trust it now to securely hold my files. I'd be using this to empty my cameras and audio recorders in the field as backup, and there's just no way I'd trust it. The thought of losing work like that knots my stomach.I went ahead and sprang (sprung?) for the Samsung T5, though the ruggedized drives did appeal. Also, FWIW, in Teyadi's description they say they've been in business building drives since 2002 (I think that's what it said - it was a long time they said they've been in business), but the actual business data available on them says they started in 2013. Dunno who cares, but it was almost impossible to find any other information on this company.