The Toshiba Canvio Slim II offers almost everything I want in a portable hard drive. It's sizeable storage-wise, thanks to a 1TB 5,400rpm spinning drive, speedy thanks to USB 3.0, and offers a surprising number of features for a product with such a minimalist aesthetic.

Stylish design conceals formidable 1TB storage capacity; USB 3.0 connectivity makes it speedy, while preinstalled tools make it easy to back up and protect your data, and jump from PC to Mac without difficulty

USB 3.0 only; No encryption solution

purchase was an interesting experience, as was the activation. I was required to contact HP, MC,norton, Toshiba, make two trips to the geek squad, and...

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This compact little hard drive is an amazing deal for anyone who needs a reliable and easy to carry backup drive. My PC found it right away and drivers set up with no issues. Started filling it with my lossless music collection and have had no issues moving files back and forth amongst several...

A cheap portable hard disk, but the included software needs refinement

i use this on the wiiu. i bought the white version for my white wiiu. it works perfectly. it really is plug in and play. no problems at all. matches wiiu perfectly too. even has same blue led. would recommend for sure and would buy again.

Great little drive, fast and sleek. Drive let down by pre-loaded software, particularly Toshiba's password tool.

The Toshiba Canvio Slim II offers almost everything I want in a portable hard drive. It's sizeable storage-wise, thanks to a 1TB 7,200rpm spinning drive, speedy thanks to USB 3.0, and offers a surprising number of features for a product with such a minimalist aesthetic.

Very Smooth Process and highly impressed with the service.

Hard drive capacities are on the rise and only a few days back, we tested the Seagate Momentus 750GB , an internal hard drive for notebooks. Today, we're looking at something all of us could use, an external portable hard drive.

I needed this to back up my computer. I attempted to back-up with CDs, which I had done in he past, but it was taking was too many and getting really cumbersome. Plus I was unable to access information on old back-ups to CD.