🔍We compare three external SSD drives: 2TB Gen 2 USB 3.2, Thunderbolt 4 4TB, and 8TB Gen 2 USB 3.2.
💪These SSD drives offer impressive performance, ruggedness, and durability.
💰The 2TB and 4TB drives average around $100 per terabyte, while the 8TB drive costs around $800.
🌧️The drives are water-resistant (IP67-rated) and designed to withstand outdoor conditions.
💻Recommendation: Use Acronis for easy and efficient backup and restore of your data.
What are the data transfer rates of these SSD drives?
—The Thunderbolt 4 drive offers speeds of up to 3,000 Mbps, while the Gen 2 USB 3.2 drives can reach up to 2,000 Mbps.
Are these SSD drives compatible with older computers?
—The Gen 2 USB 3.2 drives may not be compatible with computers older than four years, while the Thunderbolt 4 drive requires Thunderbolt support.
Are these SSD drives waterproof?
—No, they are water-resistant (IP67-rated), which means they can handle splashes and spills but not complete immersion.
Can I use these SSD drives for outdoor activities?
—Yes, these drives are rugged and designed to withstand outdoor conditions, making them suitable for outdoor activities.
Which backup software do you recommend?
—We recommend using Acronis for efficient and reliable backup and restore of your data.
00:14Introduction to the comparison of external SSD drives.
01:20Explanation of the different capacities and prices of the drives.
03:53Discussion of the durability and ruggedness of the drives.
05:25Explanation of the data transfer rates and compatibility of the drives.
07:36Overview of the water-resistant features of the drives.
09:55Recommendation to use Acronis for backup and restore purposes.
12:38FAQ section addressing common questions about the drives.
15:44Conclusion and final thoughts on the comparison of the SSD drives.
