HP P600 250GB Portable USB 3.1 External SSD 3XJ06AA#ABC

Works perfectly. I use it as a backup for some pictures, videos I've posted or am editing and more. It is pretty high speed and very adorable. It works with PlayStations for external storage and also on PC or Android.

As of now, it is large enough. Yea, yea, I know, you can never have too much storage space. This is providing an adequate amount, for now. It is small enough to slip in a pocket, or Velcro to the outside of a Chromebook and still fit it in laptop bag.

Works as expected. Very nice.

A lightweight, solid-feeling, perfectly rectangular box about the size of a deck of cards, these drives are great for tossing in a briefcase and hauling back and forth every day. Files copy quickly without the delay you'd get on a thumb drive, even on USB 2 ports. The actual drive is actually only half the thickness of the package -- about 8 mm -- with the bottom half dedicated to a magnetically-attached case for holding the detachable cord and adapter plug. However, as others have said, the drive contains three independent controllers: two 125.0 GB drives, and a 49.4 MB read-only drive detected as a CD-ROM. These are not partitions -- they really are separate drives. However, this can be useful since you can dedicate each drive to a specific task (install programs on one, store data on the other) or format each with a different file system (handy if you switch between Windows and Linux systems often). The only obnoxious part is the read-only drive, containing a Windows disk encryption application. It clutters up drive listings and you're stuck with it whether you want it or not.

It will work well with my hp laptop

This is one of the only reviews I've ever written because I just wasted 4 hours of my life trying to get this thing to work. It comes as two drives. Not partitioned into two drives; two separate drives. Why....? I bought this to store something that is 150GB, but I can't do that with this drive since the manufacturer split it into two 120GB Chunks. Part of the problem might be that i'm running Linux, so the software that comes with it isn't supported. Okay, great, I have a windows system too thank goodness, so I boot up the pre-installed "BiwinDiskTool.exe" on it. And it lets me choose the size of the two drives (Finally!). Okay great, but now it makes me put a password protect the drive (fine? I didn't really WANT to password protect the drive, I just wanted a giant USB, but that's the only way to re split the drives I guess). In broken English it asks me to do reset the powercycle or something. Okay great, so I reboot my computer, load the tool back up again, and click on the drive (after entering my password). And then the icon turns a different color, and then nothing happens. Where do I access my files from? Why doesn't it show up as a drive? Well great, now I can't even wipe the drives and to try and salvage the HDD space since they won't even show up. This is actual garbage, no instructions, no documentation on how to actually USE it besides setting up the password. 0/10

Small portable device with good storage capacity.

nice very easy to install. thanks

... you probably won't want this. This device by default has a CD partition for related software. There is NO WAY to reformat to remove it... it's built into the hardware interface rather than on the disk. This device also triggered kernel panics when left attached (I checked the logs, it was definitely this device). I ended up returning this — as the non-removable partition was frustrating and the crashes made it unreliable.