External hard drives are easy to use, as they often just plug right into your device's USB port. From there, you can enjoy a boatload of additional storage. If you opt for an external SSD, these ...

When it comes to learning how to choose an external hard drive, you need to consider what you want to do with the drive, how fast you need to be able to access the data on it, and how much you have to ...

The Satechi Aluminum External Hard Disk Enclosure is an easy-to-use drive enclosure for reusing those internal SATA drives. While portable hard drives and flash drives are ubiquitous because of their ...

Speed is everything, right? The SureFire Gaming SSD comes equipped with USB 3.2 Gen 1, allowing for up to 5 Gbps transfer speeds. That means fast loading time for any installed games and just ...

Using an external hard drive is an affordable way to back up data on your PC and keep it safe from system crashes and other potential problems. Here's everything you need to know when looking to buy ...

Amazon's Prime Day is a great time to pick up gear and upgrades you wouldn't normally think about. In case you've never used a solid-state drive (SSD) before, it's a class of add-ons that bolster a ...

Your digital life deserves better protection. From photos to work files, here’s how to back up everything with ease.

If you’re looking for an absolute ton of storage, this 14TB external hard drive is going for an excellent $180, which is 44% off the usual $320 price. It comes with a USB 3.0 connection, so it’s fast ...

A tiny yet highly capable external SSD, the Crucial X9 Pro scored well in our benchmarks and comes in capacities up to 4TB. Its interface supports the USB 3.2 Gen 2 standard, which affords ...

It’s only so natural not to overthink choosing an external hard drive. After all, most people don’t really have a use for one beyond having an extra copy of all their crucial data or keeping up with ...

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