Transcend StoreJet 300 USB3

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Pros:

Dual interface, Comes with Thunderbolt and USB cables, Three-year warranty

Cons:

Similar throughput speeds for Thunderbolt and USB, Pricey when compared with USB-only drives, No pass-through Thunderbolt port

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Last revision on January 31, 2017

Reviewers Liked

Dual interface, Comes with Thunderbolt and USB cables, Three-year warranty

Reviewers Didn't Like

Similar throughput speeds for Thunderbolt and USB, Pricey when compared with USB-only drives, No pass-through Thunderbolt port

Expert reviews and ratings

The 2-terabyte Transcend Storejet 300 for Mac has both Thunderbolt and USB 3.0 interfaces, which can be convenient if all of your USB ports are occupied. But you'll pay for that...

By PC Mag on April 28, 2016

You are paying a very large premium of 70 percent over the USB 3.0-only StoreJet 100, with no tangible difference in performance since the disk is the limiting factor in transfer speeds. The casework is clearly more upmarket looking than the rubbery...

By Macworld UK on December 17, 2014

Transcend StoreJet 300 2 TB high capacity drive is portable and looks stylish. The drive is suitable for Mac users who want backup huge data. The drive performs smoothly with 105.4 MB/s read and 111.6 MB/s write speed, but there is no tangible...

By pcquest.com on June 17, 2015