Please let me know, down in these comments, what you think of this video. Tips or criticism is also always welcome, so I can make better content for you.
It depends on the connection type and the case I guess. But with my case I can’t use the u-shaped USB-C connector. I have a somewhat thicker leather MagSafe case. I can connect the drive without hub directly, and the other option is with a short USB-C cable.
It's MByte not Mbit, if it was Mbit then the speed is almost 3X of what advertised. Looks like it's limited to USB 3.2 Gen 1 speed, you'll need Gen 2 to get 1000 MB/s.
@@elham7459 Yes that's actually what I meant :P But meanwhile I pulled the triggered and received my own Lexar Profesionnal Go 2To 🤪 So: - It fits with my PolarPro case, and also with the hub. - It doesn't fit on my ipad with the ESR Hybrid, origamy/magnetic thing... - I tested the speed and it is pretty stable inbetween 800 and 700MB/s. which is pretty close to advertised and good enough for my use ;)
@ So I’ve let it run for about 2h on Blackmagic Disk test with 5Go increments. And yes it does get quite warm to the touch but didn’t show much sign of throttling, the lowest result was about 650MB/s for both read and write, and it went back up for the next pass. Note that it was connected directly on the side of the Macbook pro and without the rubber cover on it. So it was basically being cool down from all sides. Result may vary when wrapped around your phone (which might get got too)…
Apple states that you need a speed of 440MB/s for 120fps. So this drive should be more then fast enough for filming ProRes on the iPhone. Unfortunately I will get my iPhone 16 pro max in January, so I can’t test it right now.
Please let me know, down in these comments, what you think of this video. Tips or criticism is also always welcome, so I can make better content for you.
The speed is disapointing compare to the 1000Mbit/s annunced...
Thanks for testing
I would love to know if it fits when using a phone case...
It depends on the connection type and the case I guess. But with my case I can’t use the u-shaped USB-C connector. I have a somewhat thicker leather MagSafe case. I can connect the drive without hub directly, and the other option is with a short USB-C cable.
It's MByte not Mbit, if it was Mbit then the speed is almost 3X of what advertised.
Looks like it's limited to USB 3.2 Gen 1 speed, you'll need Gen 2 to get 1000 MB/s.
@@elham7459 Yes that's actually what I meant :P
But meanwhile I pulled the triggered and received my own Lexar Profesionnal Go 2To 🤪
So:
- It fits with my PolarPro case, and also with the hub.
- It doesn't fit on my ipad with the ESR Hybrid, origamy/magnetic thing...
- I tested the speed and it is pretty stable inbetween 800 and 700MB/s. which is pretty close to advertised and good enough for my use ;)
@@TaoCovillault Does it get hot to touch during long-term sustained load?
@ So I’ve let it run for about 2h on Blackmagic Disk test with 5Go increments.
And yes it does get quite warm to the touch but didn’t show much sign of throttling, the lowest result was about 650MB/s for both read and write, and it went back up for the next pass.
Note that it was connected directly on the side of the Macbook pro and without the rubber cover on it. So it was basically being cool down from all sides. Result may vary when wrapped around your phone (which might get got too)…
Can use on iPhone 16pro to film 4K 120f?
Apple states that you need a speed of 440MB/s for 120fps. So this drive should be more then fast enough for filming ProRes on the iPhone. Unfortunately I will get my iPhone 16 pro max in January, so I can’t test it right now.