Crucial X9 Pro 1TB Portable SSD – Up to 1050MB/s Read and Write – Water and dust Resistant, PC and Mac, with Mylio Photos+ Offer – USB 3.2 External Solid State Drive – CT1000X9PROSSD902
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- MB/s speed measured as maximum sequential performance of device as measured by Crucial on a high-performance desktop computer with Crystal Disk Mark (version 8.0.1 for x64). Your performance may vary.
- Some of the storage capacity is used for formatting and other purposes and is not available for data storage. 1GB equals 1 billion bytes.
- Best speeds available with USB Type-C to C cable on USB 3.2 Gen2 supported devices. Use USB Type-A adapter for older devices.
- Compatibility may vary and may be contingent on device formatting and host capabilities. Compatible Android devices must be able to work with USB Mass Storage over OTG. Operating system updates and reformatting may be required.
- Protection against dust and water projected in jets against the enclosure from any direction. The X9 Pro should not be submerged in water.
- Ships in exFAT format. Can be reformatted into NTFS, APFS, HFS, HFS+J or other formats. Reformatting will result in loss of data from the drive.
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- Works with Bitlocker To Go on Windows and FileVault on macOS. Crucial Portable SSD Utility application for Windows and macOS launching September 2023.
- Up to 7.5 ft/2 meters without impact to data on a carpeted floor.
- One-month complimentary Adobe Creative Cloud personal All Apps plan available with eligible Crucial SSD purchase. Adobe Creative Cloud ID and Crucial product registration required for redemption. Eligible Crucial X9 Pro SSDs: CT4000X9PROSSD902, CT2000X9PROSSD902, CT1000X9PROSSD902 must be purchased between July 25, 2023 and December 31, 2024. Offer limited to one redemption per eligible Crucial SSD purchase and registration; up to two per Adobe Creative Cloud user account, subject to acceptance of applicable Terms of Use, while activation code supplies last. Additional terms and conditions may apply. Micron Technology reserves the right to change or discontinue this offer at any time without notice.
- Three-month complimentary Mylio Photo+ subscription available with eligible Crucial SSD purchase. Mylio Photo+ and Crucial product registration required for redemption. Eligible Crucial X9 Pro SSDs: CT4000X9PROSSD902, CT2000X9PROSSD902, CT1000X9PROSSD902 must be purchased by December 31, 2024. Only new accounts are eligible. Subject to acceptance of applicable Terms of Use, while redemption code supplies last. Additional terms and conditions may apply. Micron Technology reserves the right to change or discontinue this offer at any time without notice.
Specification: Crucial X9 Pro 1TB Portable SSD – Up to 1050MB/s Read and Write – Water and dust Resistant, PC and Mac, with Mylio Photos+ Offer – USB 3.2 External Solid State Drive – CT1000X9PROSSD902
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James R. Holtan –
The SSD had completely revolutionized data storage and Crucial has executed the concept to perfection.This small, light, portable drive connects quickly and offers excellent transfer speed.No longer do you need to rely on large, clunky hard drives which are hard to transport and require a plug in electrical connection.You are good to go with your large data storage needs fully realized in a durable, light, pocket sized device.It has completely streamlined and simplified my workflow.
Jake Niederquell –
This thing is so compact it can probably fit into a card slot in my wallet, yet it holds 4tb of data in solid state with near instant access!The read and write speed says “up to” 1000+ mb, but after transferring roughly 3tb of data from my MSI gaming rig to this drive, I never achieved greater than ~600mb transfer speeds using my USB 3.2 type-C port and the cable that comes in the package with the drive.Speaking of cables, the cable that comes with the drive is only a few inches long, although it did manage to transfer data to this drive faster than my 6ft high speed data cable I use for charging my phone and tablet did. It would be nice to receive at least a couple of feet of data cable with this drive, however, given it’s compact size, such a lengthy cable might increase the risk of misplacing this little thing.So far, I have not experienced any data corruption or loss, despite pausing a transfer and swapping out data cables before resuming, despite testing for shock damage during load/transfer, and despite having dropped the drive 3 times back-to-back from exactly 6ft 2in above the hardwood floor when not in use. The price is pretty competitive for the 4tb model that I got, and given the apparent durability, reliability and portability of this drive, I’d say it was worth every penny.I can actually see myself walking around with a pocket full of these things, one day.
Leonard –
Solid construction, excellent design, best I have seen or used, highly recommend perfect size
crf59crf59 –
I bought this to replace a couple of SanDisk SDDs that evidently have been failing a lot. I read several reviews on line about the Crucial drives and bought the 2TB version. The first thing you notice is this is tiny. See my picture. The Amazon pic makes it look larger than it is. It’s not much bigger than a matchbook. It’s well made, sturdy feeling, and has a metal top with rubberized bottom. It also has a lanyard hole in one corner. The cable is a USB C at both ends. That same cable, to support the high data rates, is pretty thick and stiff. But it’s short so not an issue for me. My guess is you could use a quality Anker high throughput cable and get more flexibility. Minor issue. Data rate seems to be very good. Slightly slower in download than upload, but might be my imagination. I don’t have a reliable way to measure speed, but one of my benchmarks is backing up very large raw photo files. It is indeed speedy. Great product if a bit pricey – but any good high capacity SDD is. I’m using it on a MacBook Air and MacBook Pro with zero compatibility issues.
B. BumeterB. Bumeter –
this drive Works terrific I love it I’ve been using it for a month or two initially for backups on my Mac Mini and it works very well for that but there’s plenty of space and so I used it on vacation to work with some videos that I’ve taken off of my iPhone and iPad and the cool thing that I learned while doing all of that is that you can pretty easily transfer files onto this drive or even work with files while it’s on this drive from a newer iPad I think I’ve got an iPad 11 in case that matters so I was actually working with videos where I needed to do some quick kind of holiday editing type stuff in iMovie and the files were on this drive and I was able to pull them into my iPad and it just showed up like another iPad ‘Files’ Drive. I will say that it didn’t play those files from the drive easily but I could edit work with those files from the drive when it came to trying to play a file from it things got a little weird and I’m not totally sure if that’s because I recorded something on one device and put it on the drive and then it was trying to edit it on the iPad or what but it definitely was able to work with those via iMovie and that was super super handy and helped me not have to break out a laptop
Brian Kirkpatrick –
Small, fast and plenty of storage. Love it.
AmznFan989 –
I bought the 4TB X9 Pro for use in backups for my Surface Pro 9. It was fine as it came, although Crucial’s claim of a utility to allow use of the hardware encryption has never materialized (wish it would, I don’t use Bitlocker, so am stuck with software encryption vaults on the drive, which must be affecting performance). It comes with a short USB-C cable and worked fine, but I am anti-cable wherever possible so I picked up a short usb-c male to usb-c male adapter and voila!, I have the SSD as a “usb stick” config…much easier than dealing with the cable. Highly recommended. Good value, solid performance on large, large writes.
An0n –
It work great on the Legion go. The read and write speed are super fast. I have at least 20 games on this ssd atm. Including some big ones like Cyberpunk, Need for speed unbound, The Witcher 3, and Gta 5, and they all play smooth. No stutters, crashes, or high temps from the ssd…If your using it on the Legion Go for the first time the ssd will seem like it’s crashing every 10 to 15 minutes, but that’s not the case. It’s not the ssd fault, it’s windows 11’s power options… A simple fix for this issue is to go to the control panel on windows 11, click power options (must switch “view by” to large icons if you don’t see it)….. click change plan settings, then click change advance power settings, then click Hard disk > turn off disk after> and change both, “on battery” and “plugged in” to never> then click apply and you should be all set
Brett –
I’m using this with my Mac for video and still imagery on film projects. Not instant loading as you scroll through files, but much quicker than the sandisk I was using. Liking it so far.
Steve O’Dowd –
I use this with my MacBook. It holds everything and easily works between devices and desktop.