ADATA HD330, 2 TB, 2.5", 3.2 Gen 1 (3.1 Gen 1), Rot
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Diese externe Festplatte bietet 2 TB Speicher in einem 2,5-Zoll-Gehäuse und wird über USB 3.2 Gen 1 mit Micro-USB B angeschlossen. Das stoßfeste Gehäuse und die Stromversorgung über USB machen sie für normale mobile Speicherung und Backups geeignet. Als mechanische Festplatte ist sie bei intensivem Einsatz mit vielen kleinen Dateien weniger stark, und der Anschluss kann bei häufigem Gebrauch ein Schwachpunkt sein.
Bewertungen von ADATA HD330, 2 TB, 2.5", 3.2 Gen 1 (3.1 Gen 1), Rot
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the external is excellent for my hundred of movies and series and transfering data is very fast, don't even wait longer then n minute
the external is excellent for my hundred of movies and series and transfering data is very fast, don't even wait longer then n minute
Trustvoice user
19. April 2022
This product has last me a year and few months even thou I heavily use it for work and personal related stuff 10/10 would recommend it
This product has last me a year and few months even thou I heavily use it for work and personal related stuff 10/10 would recommend it
Telefoni
14. September 2021
So far I really like this device – I had bought it as a backup to my other external HDD, wanted the ability to password protect my data, and because I've got a tendency to drop/bump things. I don't have anything to compare it to in terms of transfer speed, but it seems to be alright. It's slim and reasonably lightweight. Unfortunately the software that comes with the device (or is available to download) looks to be fairly old (<2010) and isn't hugely intuitive. Its features support Firefox & IE, but not Chrome. When I tried to backup a different external HDD (~1tb data) to the Adata device, the software crashed and will no longer open that feature, so it doesn't quite seem to have worked out for me. I've switched to using Acronis, instead.
So far I really like this device – I had bought it as a backup to my other external HDD, wanted the ability to password protect my data, and because I've got a tendency to drop/bump things. I don't have anything to compare it to in terms of transfer speed, but it seems to be alright. It's slim and reasonably lightweight. Unfortunately the software that comes with the device (or is available to download) looks to be fairly old (<2010) and isn't hugely intuitive. Its features support Firefox & IE, but not Chrome. When I tried to backup a different external HDD (~1tb data) to the Adata device, the software crashed and will no longer open that feature, so it doesn't quite seem to have worked out for me. I've switched to using Acronis, instead.
Alex
24. Dezember 2018
