Crucial X9 2TB Portable SSD, Up to 1050MB/s, USB 3.2 USB-C, External Solid State Drive, Compatible with Windows, Mac, & Android, Reliable Storage for Games, Files, & Backups, Black – CT2000X9SSD902

Tiny powerhouse — 4 TB storage in a sleek, pocketable SSD
I’ve been using the Crucial X9 4TB Portable SSD for a few weeks now, and I’m seriously impressed. For those who want big storage without bulk, this is it.⸻What I love:• Compact & lightweight — It’s so small and thin, it easily fits in a jacket pocket or laptop bag without adding bulk.• Massive capacity — 4 TB gives me peace of mind. I can store video files, large photo libraries, backups, games, etc., without constantly juggling what to keep or delete.• Good speed — It delivers up to ~1050 MB/s (per Crucial) for sequential reads, which for me has meant fast transfers of large video files. (Of course, your speed depends on your USB-port, etc.) • Durability — It has IP55 water/dust resistance and survives drops to about 7.5 ft / 2 metres (on carpet). That gives me confidence using it on the go. • Compatibility — Works seamlessly with Windows, Mac, Android, etc. The USB-C interface + USB-A adapter makes it flexible for different devices. ⸻What to watch out for / minor drawbacks:• Speeds vary — It’s great when connected via a high-speed USB-C port, but if you use older or slower ports, you won’t get top performance.• Price — Naturally, a 4 TB SSD like this comes at a premium vs smaller drives or HDDs. If you don’t need all that space immediately, you might find smaller capacity options more cost-efficient.• Heat / throttling — I didn’t notice big issues yet, but as with many portable SSDs, heavy sustained transfers can warm it up. Just something I keep in mind.⸻Bottom line:If you’re after “big storage in a tiny package”, the Crucial X9 4TB hits the mark. Excellent for content creators, frequent travelers, or anyone who doesn’t want to worry about running out of space. Definitely worth the investment in my book.

So far, this is a great drive at a great price!
CrystalDiskMark reports max sequential read of 1067 MB/sec, and sequential write of 1039 MB / sec. Sustained transfers from NVMe to the drive through USB 3.2 Gen2 run about 650 MB/sec. CrystalDiskInfo reports operating temps while powered on and idle around 40-45C, even under a heavy load operating temps never hit 70C. Comes preformatted in exFAT, which ensures compatibility across different devices and OS environments (PC, Mac, Linux, Android, etc,) so if you aren’t the most tech-savvy person, it will work well to plug and play right out of the box.This thing is unbelievably small, just a little bit bigger footprint than two USB sticks side by side, and has a smaller footprint than a credit card. Virtually no noise when in operation, because SSDs don’t have any moving parts. The only drawback is that the housing is plastic, metal would have been nice for durability and to help with heat dissipation. If I were going to transport this drive frequently, I’d invest in a protective sleeve of some sort, just to prevent the possibility of the housing cracking if it was dropped on a hard surface, but for typical use it should hold up just fine.Any drive can and eventually will fail, and every drive model is going to have a certain amount of defective units, but I’ve written almost a TB of data to this drive, and so far, so good!I’ll update this review if any problems become apparent, but thus far, this seems to be a quality SSD at a great price!

Matizar que lo quiero especialmente para grabar vídeo 6K y 4K con mi cámara Lumix S5II X. Por lo tanto las pruebas están hechas con el formateo de la cámara, que es exfat. NTFS debería dar aún mejor resultado pero no lo he probado (ni lo necesito). Tampoco tengo puertos thunderbolt así que no puedo opinar sobre eso. Es un puerto 3.2 tipo C de hasta 10Gbps*Decir que lo he conectado también a mi Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra (antes del formateo con la cámara) y lo ha leído a la primera como una unidad más sin hacer nada. Así que fabuloso si quieres meter alguna peli para un viaje largo.En Exfat arroja 670/650 MBps sostenidos. Probado transfiriendo un archivo pesado de 50Gb. Que ha durado literalmente un par de minutos.La cámara ha leído bien el disco que es lo que me importaba, y marca grabación en 4K 4:2:2 a 150Mbps de 13h. 6k 4:0:0 10h. Así que sobrado en ese sentido.Estuve pensando en el Sandisk Extreme o en el Samsung T7 shield. Más caros por la resistencia al agua y polvo que no necesito de momento. Y en velocidad me ofrecían lo mismo. Así que me he ahorrado un dinero.El otro modelo con el que compite es el pequeñísimo Kingston XS1000. El problema es que este trae USB A y mi cámara usa tipo C, por lo que tenía que comprar un cargador aparte que encarecen el producto. La versión XS2000 si incluye cable tipo C a C que es lo que busco pero sube de precio y no necesito esa velocidad.El cable algo cort. He podido colocarlo en la zapata de la cámara sobre un soporte universal de Neweer, colocándolo del lado donde está la conexión llega algo justo pero sin forzar las conexiones y queda bien. Recomiendo siempre usar el cable del SSD si quieres tener las velocidades indicadas, o fijarse bien en la categoría (3.2; 3.2 x2; o thunderbolt) si necesitas más metros de cable.PROS:•Extremadamente pequeño. Mide apenas 6 X 4 cm.•Barato.•Suficientemente rápido.•Bonito.•No se calienta más allá que cualquier otro.•MemoriaCONTRAS:•Material de plástico.•Cable un pelín justo según el uso que le des.Y poco más, un pequeño gran compañero de batallas a partir de ahora. Por supuesto lo volvería a comprar.

Geniale Platte für Backups, große Datenmengen, klein, handlich, schnell, günstig

The Crucial X9 1TB Portable SSD is excellent. It offers very fast transfer speeds, strong security with reliable data protection, and stable connectivity through USB-C. The compact design makes it easy to carry, and it works smoothly with both laptop and mobile. Great value for money and perfect for backups or daily use. Highly recommended!