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Adata HD830 2TB review

Posted on November 6, 2018 By Jarvis

Traditional external hard disk drives have managed to carve a niche in the storage market and as margins get eroded, vendors have had to come with new ways to maintain profits, which is why we see many storage players – outside of Seagate and WDC – produce ruggedised hard drives.

One player, Adata, has been particularly active in that market maintaining a portfolio of no less than ten devices plus a few external rugged SSDs. The HD830 is the latest model to be released and one that put particular emphasis on its durability above everything else. We tested the 2TB version but it is available in 4TB and 5TB models as well.
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