Boost Your Backup: Sandisk's 8TB Desk Drive SSD Review with Ab Sesay

Join us on Adorama TV as we dive into the Sandisk 8TB Desk Drive SSD, a game-changer for professional content creators. Whether working from home or the studio, this SSD ensures your files are backed up quickly and efficiently with its impressive 1000 MB/s read speeds and USB-C 3.2 Gen 2 connectivity. Today, AB will take you through my backup workflow, showing how the Sandisk Desk Drive fits perfectly and enhances my data security with its reliable performance and multiple backup capabilities. Perfect for both Mac and Windows users, discover why this might be the essential tool you need to safeguard your projects.

Ab currently resides in the NY area and enjoys working on productions both large and small with ideas both simple and complex.

As a multidisciplinary commercial advertising photographer, and creative producer/director who blends the ability to analyze ideas, technology, and resources to educate those interested in upping their lighting game on how to get to the next level.

He is also the Brand manager for Sekonic Light Meters, Executive Producer and Creative Director for the Mac Group, independent producer/photographer, and develops lighting education for AdoramaTV (LEVEL UP LIGHTING SHOW), Sekonic, and Fujifilm.

✘ SanDisk Desk Drive USB 3.2 Gen 2 External Desktop SSD 8TB

✘ SanDisk Desk Drive USB 3.2 Gen 2 External Desktop SSD 4TB

Key Features of the *SanDisk Pro 4TB and 8TB Desk Drive SSD*
► 4/8TB Storage Capacity
► USB-C 3.2 Gen 2 Interface
► Read Speeds up to 1000 MB/s
► Compact Design
► Includes AC Power Adapter
► Formatted for exFAT
► Acronis True Image Backup Software
► Works with Windows and Mac

Chapters
0:00 - Introduction
0:20 - Speed Test 1000 MB/s
0:29 - My Backup Workflow
1:00 - Included Software
1:27 - Form Factor
1:33 - Items Includes
1:39 - 3 Yr Warrant
1:54 - Final Thoughts

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[paulengle]

Abe: you can start off with the 3/2/1 backup strategy, but *there are levels to this.*

Thank you for sharing your strategy, Abe. I know for working professionals, losing data can be ruinous, so having a solid backup strategy is very important.

[kreygscott]

Abe. Yes I'll agree it seems like an affordable solution. That being said given fact that I would hate to lose my images in any unforeseen circumstance I opted to spend the extra bucks for a complete and more robust backup NAS system.

[gosman]

Please be aware that this is the slower 3.2 gen 2. Not the 3.2 2x2. For Macs, you really need USB4.

[reneweisz]

Do you have a way to back up your files directly from the camera to an external hard drive? I don't want to take travel with a laptop. I looked at all kinds of stuff online but couldn't really find anything solid. I can't believes that Nikon can't come up with a software update where you connect a HD directly the the camera's usb port. Thank you in advance for your time. I tried to contact Nikon with this idea but I guess they don't find it interesting enough

[AvenueImaging]

Is it possible to edit FCPX projects right off of this drive?

[mtb]

you need thunderbolt 4 external SSD hard drive - 40GBS no need for charging cable

[yomismo]

8TB is a humongous capacity, I have the 4TB, and it looks practically empty with my entire photography life since 1979.😮