SanDisk Desk Drive SSD 8TB, External Desktop SSD, compatible with Windows and Mac, automatic backups, SSD speeds up to 1000 MB/s, High Capacity Solid State Drive, exFAT Formatted, USB-C, USB 3.2 Gen 2

Great device, looks really nice on the desk. Not cheap but worth it for reliable storage. Comes with a USB lead and power supply so you can promptly get started up. During operation it does get very hot to the touch but from other reviews this seems quite normal.

Quick and easy to setup, works well and is fast running.

Quality compact device with its own power supply: if that's what you want thengo for it..! It's easy to install and has masses of storage and being solid state quiet, effective and efficient.

If you need a small SSD with a large memory this is as good as any. quiet, efficient

Difficult at this stage not to award this SanDisk 8TB SSD drive the full five stars. Although it has a somewhat surprising shape it can easily be tucked away somewhere unobtrusive on or under your desk. It is supplied with multiple interchangeable plugs to suit global power outlets. I reformatted the drive for use on a MacBook Pro and it replaces a traditional HDD as my main drive.My only slight area of unease is that it is noticeably warm to the touch at all times, so are hoping this is not a cause for concern later on down the line. SanDisk is part of Western Digital and the drive comes with a 3yr warranty.At the current price of just under £600 it is a considered purchase but can recommend for its capacity, technology and form factor.

Not impressed with the set-up. Got this for my Mac. Definitely NOT plug & play. Instructions took me to WD website which required me to register it before I could access instructions. WD wouldn't accept the serial number so I was stuck. Googled the issue and ended up at Scandisk. Similar problem but this registration needed a copy of the invoice. The Amazon invoice link wouldn't function so pratted about with uploading photos instead. Finally registered it but no help whatsoever from support. Somewhere, hours before, I remembered a suggestion that I might need to use the Mac Disk Utility software. No real idea but the only function that responded was the disk erase utility. That's not going to hurt an empty disk and IT WORKED. After erasing the virgin empty disk it appeared in Finder and I can read/write to it. Four wasted hours and a very grumpy customer.I might report on its speed and reliability another day but if you're not computer literate I'd stay away!

Perfect, no issues with my Mac.

Not cheap but it’s relatively compact and portable. Ideal for my MacBook Pro photo library.