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The Silicon Power Armor A66 2.5" external hard drive is a convenient and secure storage solution. This model is shock, drop and splash resistant, providing optimum protection for all your data.
2.5" shockproof and IPX4 external hard drive on USB 3.0 port compatible with USB 2.0
Able to go anywhere, the Silicon Power Armor A66 2.5" external hard drive is a practical and secure storage solution. This model is shock, drop and spill resistant, providing optimum protection for all your data.
With an ultra-fast USB 3.0 interface, the Armor A66 offers fast read and write speeds of up to 5 Gbps. This means you can take full advantage of all the qualities of your mobile storage device. Robust, it will withstand shocks and drops from a maximum height of 1.22m. The rubber corners allow for shock absorption, and withIPX4 certification, it will also resist splashes to keep your precious data as safe as possible.
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General information |
Product name |
Silicon Power Armor A66 5Tb Black |
Brand |
Silicon-Power | |
Model |
SP050TBPHD66LS3K | |
Main characteristics |
Capacity |
5 TB |
External hard drive format |
Portable | |
Interface with the computer |
USB 3.0 | |
Hard drive format |
2" 1/2 | |
Supported OS |
Mac OS X 10.5 | |
| Linux 2.6 | ||
| Windows Vista | ||
| Microsoft Windows 10 | ||
| Microsoft Windows 7 | ||
| Microsoft Windows 8 | ||
| Microsoft Windows 8.1 | ||
| Windows XP | ||
| Microsoft Windows 11 | ||
Hard drive specifications |
Hard drive type |
HDD (Hard Disk Drive) |
RAID supported |
No | |
Special functions |
Shockproof |
Yes |
Online storage |
No | |
Data encryption |
No | |
Physical characteristics |
Material |
Rubber |
| Plastic | ||
Color |
Black | |
Width |
96 mm | |
Thickness |
24 mm | |
Depth |
139.2 mm | |
Weight |
328 g | |
Warranties |
Commercial warranty |
Seller 3 years |
Legal warranty |
See terms & conditions |
Product referenced on 2 Feb 2022
Disk unusable (in 5TB anyway).
When I received it, it was neither allocated nor initialised. And impossible to proceed because of a "cyclic redundancy error".
It's supposed to be a shock-proof product, so I'm assuming it wasn't transport that made it like that, or else it's very bad technology.
I'm not a Dd expert but it does the job And good value for money I appreciate the cable storage I've already had this type of design and it's practical. I can't say whether it's particularly fast or not... I'll see how it goes in use.
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