Kingston XS1000 1TB SSD | Pocket-Sized | USB 3.2 Gen 2 | External Solid State Drive | Up to 1050MB/s | SXS1000/1000G | Pocket-Sized, USB 3.2 Gen 2, Up to 1050MB/s, SXS1000/1000G, 1050MB/s Up to 1050MB/s XS1000 - Black 1TB

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  ETeres

  7 de febrero de 2025

  Nice, fast, external drive for many uses.

  I bought this to mainly use as a Time Machine back-up drive for my new MacBook. I split the drive to use half for back-up and half for file storage. It works great and files transfer very quickly. It's easy and small so I can plug it in for quick use and easily remove and store it until the next use, including transferring files between computers.Ver másVer menos

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  Tracey C.

  18 de octubre de 2025

  So far happy with this purchase

  Have had this pocket drive for about a month now and so far so good. Working as it should. (fingers crossed it continues!) Nice and compact. Glad I chose this one.

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  Killer Wolf

  23 de agosto de 2024

  Got Lucky With this One !

  I have pretty beefy custom-built Gaming Rig.It has 3 - 2TB internal hard-drives (one an SSD) ,plus I have 2 USB-A, (3.2) external HDDs connected as well.I looked for another External USB-A hard drive but needed an SSD. Got very lucky with this one. It was fairly inexpensive (roughly $109 w/tax). The reason I say I 'got lucky' is b/c Kingston is a good brand plus everywhere I looked ,all the other external SSDs used USB-C connection w/o a USB-A adapter. I think most of the USB-C to USB-A adapters cost $15 and up. Which isn't that big of a deal if you're just gonna store pictures , music , movies, etc on it , but I mainly use it for installing and running video-games off it. Thing is , once you buy an external USB-C SSD , and use a USB-A adapter ,the data transfer speeds drops dramatically ( for a gamer that's a deal breaker ) but since this one already connects directly to a USB-A port ,it's a pretty darn fast external SSD.I've installed a few games on it since purchasing it and they run smooth & fast. Pretty amazing for an SSD that isn't internally connected to you motherboard. Not sure if they're still available ,but if they are ,even if you're just a casual gamer , it's a great purchase.However ,as I stated before ,if you're not a gamer , this won't matter to you much anyway.EDIT : When I purchased this SSD back in late January of '25 , I paid $159. Today it's $229 and that's w/their "41% Off" 'discount'. Original price without the "discount" is like $388. Thank God I bought it when I did as my 'Indiana Jones" game (which is close to 150GB after installation) runs perfectly . Don't have to use my main OS drive to install games anymore. Also , thank you all the "AI is the future" normies (thanks for nothing ,I mean) Thanks for building huge , power & water hungry A.I Data Centers. Without you (especially) PC hardware wouldn't cost an arm and a leg plus our environment would be cleaner , that all of you 'Tech Giants' seemed to "care" about so much , less than 2 years ago.Ver másVer menos

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  Leandro Calil

  10 de febrero de 2026

  Excellent!!!

  Excellent!!!

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  Iolaire McFadden

  31 de mayo de 2025

  Good fast SSD

  I pared this with a USB4/Thunderbolt 4 40Gbps cable and am using it with my Mac Mini m4 on the back ports. It's writing at 777MB/s and reading at 864MB/s which is enough to use it as my main drive for holding my Hugging Face Cache and Ollama models for python work. My main slow downs are not SSD speed related by rather my 16 gigs of ram is the limiting factor.Ver másVer menos

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  Jim Sorenson

  26 de octubre de 2025

  Nice portable drive

  The small size is great for a laptop. Not the fastest drive, but adequate.