🚀 Elevate Your Storage Game!
The G-Technology 4TB G-DRIVE is a high-performance external hard drive featuring dual Thunderbolt 3 ports and USB-C connectivity, designed for seamless data transfer and durability. With a robust 4TB capacity and a stylish aluminum casing, it’s perfect for creative professionals seeking reliability and speed.
Brand | G-Technology |
Product Dimensions | 21.01 x 13 x 4.55 cm; 1.24 kg |
Item model number | 0G05363 |
Manufacturer | G-Technology |
Series | G-DRIVE |
Colour | Gray |
Hard Drive Size | 4 TB |
Hard Disk Description | Mechanical Hard Disk |
Hard Drive Interface | USB 3.1 |
Hard Disk Rotational Speed | 7200 RPM |
Hardware Platform | Mac |
Are Batteries Included | No |
Item Weight | 1.24 kg |
Guaranteed software updates until | unknown |
R**S
My hard drive works perfect.
You can always depend on a G Drive, it’s fast and exactly what you need to do video editing.This one here is secondhand and works perfect. No complaints at all.
I**A
Disco externo
Ha funcionado bien, aproximadamente tengo 2 años con el, no me gusta que tiene luz que lo calienta y después de horas de uso emite demasiado calor! , tampoco es practico que tenga dos iconos para identificar que está conectado, en ocasiones dificulta su expulsión.
A**R
Great for storing a lot of data
Nice quick big storage system
W**D
Two of these drives work fine for Time Machine backups on my iMac.
I've owned many personal computers over the years. As time has gone on, I've ended up with more and more data to back up. I've tried many back-up drives and I've learned they all fail eventually. After my last backup drive failed I bought two of these drives to use for Time Machine backups on my iMac. These are large enough to back up my iMac plus an external SSD. Since they're Thunderbolt 3 drives, I can daisy-chain them and connect them to my iMac through a single Thunderbolt port. The Time Machine software saves backups alternately to the two drives. I'm sure the drives will fail one of these days but unless they both fail at the same time (which seems pretty unlikely) I will still have nearly all my data backed up on one drive when the other fails. This was an expensive solution, but it should be a pretty robust one.
L**O
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