#synology ssd

With that, owning an external hard drive or even portable SSDs is becoming necessary for most people. That’s what Synology wants to offer with their new BeeDrive portable storage device. It acts like an SSD, but at the same time, you can transfer files from your phone wirelessly to the device itself. In this review, we’ll talk about whether you should consider the Synology BeeDrive as your next portable storage device. [ez-toc] Design and Construction The design of the Synology BeeDrive is relatively simple; even the contents of the box itself. Thanks to its size you can even fit it in your pocket, and it won’t take up space like a traditional external hard drive or portable SSD. You do need to set up a Synology account to fully maximize the BeeDrive and to use the BeeDrive app, and thankfully it’s easy to do. Meanwhile, the speed does go up to around 520mb/s when copying data from my M.2 SSD. Read more in our articles including "Synology BeeDrive Review: More than just a pocket-sized SSD" and "G.Skill launches Phonenix Blade 480GB PCIe SSD".