GNARBOX 2.0 SSD (256GB) - Rugged Backup Device for Your Camera

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But a cheap external box like ravpower makes up for this, as it supports autocopying connected usb sources. Unlike the original Gnarbox that was plagued with performance issues (which ended up being the primary reason for me immediately dropping it from my workflow), the performance of the Gnarbox 2. I am not exactly sure what caused such slow transfer speeds, but I cannot imagine waiting for one memory card to take an hour to transfer images – that’s just not practical. Haven't tried any FTP servers/clients as of yet, I'd have to resort to that also to transfer to my computer, which would increase the hassle level again.Seems to be a remarkable number of comments here by people who don’t understand the product, or just have no need for it’s capability. This product as nice as seemed to be on a paper has turned to be a too expensive non-upgradeable backup device. Operating systems, firmware and user interfaces matter, especially on something that claims to be able to replace a laptop. When using the Gnarbox in Mass Storage Mode, the battery is depleted faster than the power the the computer’s USB-C port can provide.

The capacity to carry a truly rugged drive that will backup new files only, and sync between its own internal drive and an external SSD such as. So if you are planning to use the Gnarbox in the field, keep it cool and try not to subject it to direct sun rays – you might end up damaging it. Its well suited to last through an all-day shoot, and it can even be used as a power bank to charge your phone or other USB powered tools.They claim that their anti-overheat protection design will keep the drive around 95 o F and running at 2358 MB/s.