Review: 1TB (G-Technology) G-Drive mobile USB-C drive

G-Technology's G-Drive mobile USB-C drive is a great companion for 12" MacBook owners. Full review:

Available for $119.95 on Apple's website:

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15 Comments on Review: 1TB (G-Technology) G-Drive mobile USB-C drive

  1. It’s “G-Technology” not “G-Drive” not sure why I said that. Anyway,
    preemptive comment before someone calls me out on it :P

  2. Why do have the tendency to use products with a bad relation speed/price?
    Do you care about speed?

  3. It’s better to have the indicator led at the same side as the usb connector
    because at least in some of my drives I get annoyed and headache from
    watching that blinking all the time.

  4. hello there plz i need help, should i get the new 2015 15″ mac 512gb i7
    quad core or theres something more powerful and new ??? plz reply thank you

    • It depends if you within the Apple ecosystem than get that Macbook. But if
      you don’t care and you prefer Windows get the Surface Book.

    • if you carry it around all the time, i think high-end 13” is a better
      option. but i recommend you to wait for a while because there’s a great
      chance apple will upgrade their macbook product line in fall.

  5. I always wonder about design flaws like that indicator light when all
    through the design phase and production phase not one person spotted that
    and realized that most users do have the plug on the back faced away from
    them. I see more and more of this type of sloppiness in today’s world.

  6. What is so special about this product and why so expensive? Can you buy an
    external 1TB for 50 bucks?

  7. have you ever seen the inside of an external hdd? you’ll know why it’s
    positioned next to the connector.

  8. can u tell that whether USB type A connection also gives same speed I mean
    for 2015 MacBook pro like models

  9. With USB C topping out at 10gbps, and most SSD averaging around 500mbs, why
    did Gdrive opt to use a mechanical HDD intend to using a SSD?

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