Silicon Power 4TB B75 Rugged Portable External SSD USB 3.2 Gen 1 (USB3.0) Write 430MB/s with USB Type A to Type C Connector, Silver

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Pros

The bolt75 is plenty fast enough for the nightly backup that the computer does while i sleep. Whether i'm editing high-definition videos, working with massive datasets, or simply moving my important files, this ssd handles it all with ease.

Gen1, with type a included cable. Can't really go wrong. Usb c/a adapter is a nice bonus.

Cons

Speed is not as advertised. Plastic casing is cheap. Almost flimsy. Also feels cheaply made with cheap materials.

Gen 2 (10gb spec), but the package is clearly labeled usb 3. Just after 1-2 gb transfer, speed decreases drastically. On repeated tests the drive gets progressively slower, down to under 2 mb/s.

Type c port sometimes disconnects itself. I have to unplug it and plug it back in. But i want it plugged in all of the time, in the back, so that is not practical.