MOVE SPEED 2TB External SSD 1000MB/s Read Write Speed,USB 3.2 Gen2+USB C Flash Drive with Dual Ports, Portable SSD 3-Stage Push-Pull Design, Thumb Drive for iPhone 15/16 Series/Mac/Android Phone etc

Picked this up to be my go to medicat VM storage with tools. Didn't have much hope for the speed claims but after validating. They are accurate. The disk has been tested on a Mac Studio with ExFAT and has consistent 1000MB/s and the same results with a Lenovo Thinkpat T14s G3. Well worth the money, feels good and performs as expected.

So I just started. DJing and this actually is really amazing. It load top super fast on the board deck.i’m going to keep so many songs on this because there is literally so much memory!!! Literally, the storage capacity is out of this world..it is compatible with both my laptop and my phone. I can move songs on it from my phone which is so easy to use. I am in love. Plus it looks really cool.

Love how you have both USB C and A, both with high transfer speeds. Easy to move files between older and newer computers as well as plugging directly into my iphone to move photos and videos. Size is on the bigger side for a flash drive, but considering the 1TB capacity, it's actually really compact. Really enjoy using this and starting to move all family photos and videos to this drive.

This really is a great little flash drive.PROS-2 TB storage is great in such a small form factor.Speed is fantastic. Moving large video files is fast and easy.Construction seems solid, and yellow color makes this hard to misplace.CONS-Often it needs a break after 30 minutes to an hour. I thought this was just the case when editing video files and accepted it for what it was, but it can also overheat from a simple text document. If you want a flash drive to permanently leave plugged in, this might not be the one.The TSA scanners love to flag this thing as a potential knife because of the slide. I've never had it successfully go through security without additional inspection. If you travel a lot, this may be worth considering.

So far this is performing beyond expectations, I use drives as a dj and moved to SD cards a bit ago... This is outperforming those by a huge margin.

One of the fastest pendrives out there. I am a Dj and I live how fast and durable this pendrive is. I exported my 128gb of rekordbox data into the pendrive within 12 minutes. It has a good weight to it and makes it feel premium. Anyone looking for a pendrive with both usb a and usb c should go for this one. The brand also has a 2000mbps read and write speed drive. The only downfall to it is that it only has a usb C port which is not ideal for all Dj console.

WORKS LIKE A CHARM. WILL ORDER AGAIN

The drive I purchased was the MOVESPEED 256GB Flash Drive 1000MB/s Read Write Speed, USB 3.2 Gen2 + Type C Dual InterfaceThis short essay is not meant to be a proper tech review with meters and a digital timer; it is just my initial impressions of the USB 3.2 Gen 2 MoveSpeed Flash Drive I received today.I got this drive primarily to back up and share text and word processing files, PDFs, and Photos to and from an iPhone 15 Pro Max, an M2 iPad Pro, and a MacBook Pro, but given its purported speed, I will eventually try using it to backup and share video files.I was curious whether I could tell if the MoveSpeed Flash Drive, rated at 1000MB/s Read/Write Speed, would be perceptively faster than the USB 3.2 Gen 1 drives I purchased.The MoveSpeed was fast but not perceptively faster in copying a bunch of PDFs, but the actual test will be if and when I copy and write large video files.The drive did get very hot when writing, but not perceptively hotter than the USB 3.2 Gen 1 drives. It remained pretty warm just by remaining attached to a device.However, there is one notable issue: The MoveSpeed initially did not show up on either the iPhone 15 Pro or the M2 iPad Pro. The narrow end of the MoveSpeed is much broader than, say, USB 3.2 Gen 1 drives like the SanDisk Ultra Dual Drive Luxe. However, I had previously purchased male-to-female USB-C 240-watt / 40GB / 8K Video Extension Cables. Connecting the MoveSpeed to the Female end of the Extension Cable and the Male end of the Ext. Cable to the iPhone 15 Pro or the M2 iPad Pro created solid connections, and the file transfers worked as expected. (I could have removed the phone and/or tablet from its case, but this would be too much of a hassle when I try to get several things done under a time crunch.)Note: As is typical, the MoveSpeed came preformatted as an ExFAT drive. It can also be reformatted as an Apple File System Drive or an MS-DOS (FAT) Drive.