Testseek.com have collected 42 expert reviews of the A-Data Durable SD700 USB3.1 and the average rating is 83%. Scroll down and see all reviews for A-Data Durable SD700 USB3.1.
May 2017
(83%)
42 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
At just under £153 (around $190, AU$250) at the time of writing, this portable drive is slightly less expensive than the likes of the Samsung T3 or the SanDisk Extreme 500 while offering an extra 12GB and 32GB respectively. The margin is even wider when c...
Great performance, IP68 rating, Decent price/capacity ratio
No USB Type, C
The SD700 will suit those looking for a rugged storage device that can provide ample capacity without costing too much. It performs superbly well and remains the only SSD we've seen that is IP68 rated...
Excellent design, Small form factor, IP68 rating, High transfer performance, Attractive with two color options, Aggressive pricing
Legacy USB connector technology
We consider the Adata SD700 a solid follow up to a good product line. This new series improves on Adata's other portable SSD products and adds IP68 rated hardware for the price of a desktop SSD. This drive also delivers exceptional performance in a ca...
No USB-C Cable, Not the biggest external SSD but also not the smallest,
The ADATA SD700 External SSD boasts a fair price point for its speed. But its ruggedness and durability are where it vastly outperforms all other portable SSD's on the market. It's biggest drawback is the exclusion of the USB-C cable, meaning only people...
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Published: 2017-09-22, Author: Tom , review by: pcmag.com
Rugged, compact design, Reasonable cost per gigabyte,
No USB-C cable, Anemic and outdated backup software
The rugged ADATA SD700 is a good choice if you are constantly on the go and need speedy storage, but other SSDs offer even faster speeds at similar per-gigabyte costs...
Published: 2017-09-05, Author: Tony , review by: Techreport.com
Our USB storage data set is too small for us to produce overall rankings and scatter plots for now, but we can still speak in more general terms about the SD700's performance and price proposition. The SD700 packs mighty file-transfer capabilities into a...
Excellent design, Fine performance for a USB-based SSD, Quite rugged, with IP68 rating for dust/waterproofing, plus military-grade MIL-STD-810G shockproofing
No software included, No Type-C connector, No way to stash the cable
The SD700 is rugged, fast, and, dare we say, cute? It's not the fastest external SSD, but it's affordable, very portable, and tougher than most. Read More...
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Published: 2017-06-11, Author: Jeff , review by: camerajabber.com
The 256GB model we tested is priced about £180 / $180… which isn't cheap for that amount of storage space. But it's one of the fastest SSDs on the market and if speed is what you need, it won't disappoint.What's more, it's rugged design with a rubber casi...
The SD700 continues ADATA's tradition of bring external SSDs with good value for money to the market. As icing on the cake, the SD700 carries an IP68 rating also.The performance of the drive leaves us with no doubt that it would be a great portable OS dri...
