Another must? Fast file transfer to send and receive files from clients, collaborators, and third-party vendors. I just wanted to highlight my experience and provide more information than your average review on the internet.Įxternal drives are an absolute must for any video pro working with large, high-resolution media files on a daily basis.
The SanDisk Extreme Pro is still one of the best reviewed external hard drives on the internet, I regularly use SanDisk memory cards and seldom have issues so I certainly won’t dissuade you from that option. With all that being said, my experience is most certainly happenstance. It wouldn’t even power-up - and I spent hours dredging across forums on the internet looking to find ways I can recover some data. I wasn’t able to recover anything off of the SSD. I’ve had traditional hard drives fail, but even when that happens and you don’t have a backup, I’ve had luck in recovering files. I’ve heard that SSDs are better (and for the most part that’s true), and I just thought I had nothing to worry about. Fortunately, I had some redundancy in place (more on that later) and most of my precious files were backed up. And I learned a hard lesson in that you can’t recover data on an SSD like you could on a traditional hard drive. It’s portable, lightweight, with storage space of 250 GB up to 4 TB (depending on the model you get). Indeed, a simple Google search and you’ll find the SanDisk Extreme Pro SSD highly regarded, with glowing 5-star reviews.
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