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Solid-state storage may be sexy, but if you're looking for huge capacity and tiny prices, then the classic hard disk remains unbeaten. Available capacities of portable drives with laptop-style disks inside now extends up to a whopping 4000GB, more commonl...
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Portable SSDs are rather plentiful in the market with many vendors taking part, but the cost of these solutions hasn't reflected the near 0.50 cent per GB the market has been at for a while now.We last looked at portable solutions from ADATA at the beginn...
ADATA's SE730 external drive is one of the most compact portable SSDs on the market yet retains durability with its IP68 certification...
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Adata's SE730 is a brand new portable SSD which combines the best of all worlds: it's one of the smallest we've seen, it's waterproof and it has blistering speed with which few of its rivals can compete. Also see: Best portable hard drives . The one snag...
Typically if you want a tiny, high-capacity drive you have to sacrifice performance, but not with the SE730. It really is a pocket rocket, and well worth the price if you need speedy portable storage...
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Since the release of USB, it has been the most universally accepted methods of connecting devices ever, and not just for PCs. Nearly every modern device has some sort of USB port to allow connectivity of that device. With the launch of USB 3.0 in 2010, pe...
ADATA's DashDrive Elite SE730 promises to be part of the first wave of USB 3.1 products to hit the market, with performance and reliability leading the way...
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We're still waiting for some truly great external hard drive Black Friday deals to surface (it's only a matter of time), but this Western Digital My Passport is a pretty good one to get started with. Delivering a 4TB of storage in a tiny footprint and wei...
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Solid-state drives have pushed hard disks out of the mainstream to niche markets where performance is far less important than the sheer price per GB.SSDs maintain their decade-old advantages of better performance, lower power consumption and higher reliab...
Tiny, Great performance...
Still more expensive than the competition, Would prefer a black color option...
Adata's highlighted unique selling point here is the use of a USB 3.1 Gen 2 connector, but sadly this position is without any merit as the SE730H still uses SATA technology which is limited. A move towards NVMe would solve that, but would also significant...
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computershopper.com Updated:
2018-02-09 02:45:40
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One look at the ADATA SE730 External SSD, and you can tell: This is the future of the storage that you'll carry around.We all know that most portable storage, eventually, will be solid-state (that is, not a spinning drive), and as a result, speedy and tin...
Rugged, waterproof shell, Compact size, Not wildly expensive, given the capacity, One of few USB 3.1 Gen 2-compliant external drives you can buy, Slight speed edge if used with USB 3.1 Gen 2...
Only available in one capacity (for now), Performs well, but not much of a jump beyond USB 3.0 external SSDs...
The ADATA SE730 external SSD is durable, fast, and compact, making it a terrific portable storage device. We can't wait for it in a higher capacity. Read More...
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"An external SSD that can beat Samsung T3," read the title of an email that I recently received. Curious, of course, I investigated further to find that ADATA was behind the bold claim. Its purported 'T3 destroyer' was also the smallest external SSD you c...
Compact enclosure that's water/dust/shockproof. Strong single large file download speeds.
A bit slower, pricier and cheaper feeling than Samsung's T3, which also comes in more capacities.
We're not sure what to make of ADATA's new portable SSD. The company came out swinging with claims of its drive being faster and better than Samsung's T3 series. That's a tall order and they ultimately fell short on delivery.Perhaps the biggest issue...
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To delete, or not to delete? Thanks to external drives, this has been an obsolete question for some time. These days the real conundrum is deciding which one best fits your needs and budget. The Adata SE730 External SSD ($149.99) packs 250GB of storage in...
Incredibly lightweight and compact, Dust-, water-, and shockproof, Can be used with phones and tablets, Reasonable price...
Slow transfer rates over USB 3,0 for an SSD, USB cable catches on port cover's lip, USB-C–to–USB-C cable not included...
The Adata SE730 is a compact, ruggedized solid-state drive that delivers speedy transfers over USB-C. But its design is a little fussy and it doesn't come with a USB-C-to-USB-C cable...
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The same can be said of portable storage, and where just yesterday larger external hard drives were the norm, today we have pocket SSDs that have amazing capacity, and are about the size of an open SD card case. Our report today examines the ADATA SE730 4...
On receipt of the ADATA SE730 at our office, we were a bit confused in first learning that this external SSD is only 250GB, and more importantly, that it is only available at this capacity. It seems that ADATA took the other fork in the road when most man...
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We have seen rapid developments in flash technology over the last few years. Performance has been going up at one end (with various new options for interfacing with the host), but, the costs have also been driven down at the other end of the spectrum. The...
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Rugged, portable, and trendy, external solid-state drives (SSDs) are the obvious path these days to netting fast extra storage for your PC or Mac. And although it's not nearly the household name that SSD giant Samsung is, ADATA offers external drives that...
Spiffy look, Pocket-size, all-metal shell, USB Type-C interface at both ends of cable, Fast performance, Resists water, dirt, and dust...
Storage space tops out at 512GB, Not appreciably faster than USB 3,1 Gen 1 external SSDs...
The chic, compact ADATA SE730H External SSD delivers speedy data transfers over USB Type-C—and you can dunk it or drop it as much as you like...
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Fast portable storage is something that more and more people are starting to need. With file sizes of photos, video, and other content getting bigger we want fast storage to not only transfer these files between PCs, but to also view and work on large fil...
Small and compact, Very fast, IP68 dust and waterproof, Military-grade shockproof...
Only comes with a Type-C cable, Waterproofing only works when compartment is closed...
I seriously love these little external solid state drives. First off they give you awesome capacities in such a small form factor. Being so small they are easy to throw in your pocket, backpack, or laptop bag. Also being so small they are perfect for trav...
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ADATA has released the SE730H, the company's most compact portable SSD to date. Improved in every way over previous drives, the SE730H is a high-performing portable drive that now leverages 3D TLC NAND. In total, this allows for lower cost per gigabyte, m...
Excellent performance, Solid metal build with a slick design, Unique cover seal protects against the elements...
Water-proof capabilities depends on side cover...
With its solid design and excellent performance, the tiny SE730H is an impressive release by ADATA and makes a great companion for the professional on the go...
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The TR storage labs have seen an influx of external drives of late. In the last couple of months, we reviewed Adata's nigh-indestructible SD700 and Samsung's blazing-fast Portable SSD T5. Today, we've got a drive that seeks to combine the best parts of ea...
We were quite taken with Adata's weather-resistant SD700 when it graced our test bench, but that drive couldn't compete with the incredible speeds and absurdly small footprint of Samsung's T5 portables. With the SE730H, however, Adata has closed the perf...
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