Working well on my Mac Air Mid2015 ,, i got what i need of storage with good price

Perfect solution to storage problem--fits flush, high speed, great price.

good price but ejects frequently for unknown reason from my macbook air

This Transcend Jetdrive is perfect for those who want to expand the capacity of their laptop for a good price

But the price and the storage is just great for a 128g MBA

Once working, this is a really great device that greatly expands your Macbook SSD space

Definitely a neat little device that easily expands your storage space

The Device is good, has decent write and good read capacity, just a little hassle to take out from the SD slot

Great device, fast enough to be a secondary storage on my

I bought this tiny device to free up some memory space on my MacBook Air

This is a great way to add much-needed capacity to your MacBook Air.

Great way to extend the storage capacity of my MacBook Air

Unfortunately it does have limitations as to what can be stored on it

Ok, so in design and in practice, this is a fantastic way to add storage to your Macbook Air

Great and inexpensive way to add storage to a MacBook Air.

This is the perfect solution for having "permanent" yet flexible, affordable storage in a MacBook

I'm familiar with the max transfer rates for USB 2.0 (about 30-40MBs) but unfortunately my write speed is hovering around a MUCH slower 8MB/s.

This is very inconvenient since I can't use the SD card to store frequently accessed documents/data unless I remember to disable sleep and hibernate the Macbook by default, which is a clumsy solution

Very good solution for extending the MacBook Air storage with an SSD

Perfect solution to storage problem--fits flush, high speed, great price.

Unfortunately it does have limitations as to what can be stored on it

While it works as it should ,t eh battery drain is quite pronounced

While it works as it should ,t eh battery drain is quite pronounced

Immediately double your Macbook Air Storage from 128GB to 256GB with this little nifty addition

This has been a great addition to my Macbook Air and the basic requirement that I have, has been fulfilled

The note in description of "Late 2010, Mid 2011, and Mid 2012 MacBook Air models have reduced performance due to the card reader only supporting up to USB 2.0 transfer speeds

on my JetDrive while keeping only systems file (both Mac and Win7) on SSD.Now, i don't have to worry about space, as well as freeing up SSD has improved MBA performance overall

It has ver good performance is comparison to microSD cards.

Unfortunately it does have limitations as to what can be stored on it

simply good enough, fits well, performance such as speed according to specs.

While it works as it should ,t eh battery drain is quite pronounced

This SD card fits in my Macbook Air 2013 SD card slot and works as advertised

I'm familiar with the max transfer rates for USB 2.0 (about 30-40MBs) but unfortunately my write speed is hovering around a MUCH slower 8MB/s.

works as advertised, fits very flush and is pretty much unnoticable.

Unfortunately it does have limitations as to what can be stored on it

Unfortunately it does have limitations as to what can be stored on it

Increased the storage of my MacBook Air by 50%, delaying the purchase of an expensive new machine.

Awesome really like having the extra storage of double my MacBook Air ssd

Love the extra storage, I originally bought this drive when I only had a 128gb drive in my macbook air, but I then upgraded to a 512gb hdd and still use it

I'm familiar with the max transfer rates for USB 2.0 (about 30-40MBs) but unfortunately my write speed is hovering around a MUCH slower 8MB/s.

got it on time and its working very well, the only thing bothers that i have chosen it for Mac pro and mine is mac air, its my mistake anyway

This thing has expanded my capabilities far beyond what I thought I could do on an Air

The bad thing is that when performed the speed test for write and read I only get 9mbs and 20mbs

But then again, to always have it mounted might be a good thing.

Not a nerd, but the thing felt a bit slow at first, but then I figured, I had to format it cause it comes default in FAT

Our MacBook Air was living on OS X Lion 10.7 for years and we did not upgrade due to limited hard drive space

solved the problem of never enough hard disk space on my macbook air.

I now have free space and can dumb all the pics I want on the macbook.

I bought this tiny device to free up some memory space on my MacBook Air

Unfortunately it does have limitations as to what can be stored on it

Good for extra storage if you like me only have the standard 128gb in your Air

I dumped a 132GB Apple photos library on it, no problems.

My 128GB JD Lite unmounts when my MBAir is put to sleep and worse yet, video and document settings are lost and must be reselected each time it's pulled out and reinserted

128GB should be enough for basic laptop computing like saving documents and pictures

- this gives me 128GB of storage - fits in Macbook Air SD slot - perfectly slots in - nothing protrudes, perfect.

Well the fine print says that "*Late 2010, Mid 2011, and Mid 2012 MacBook Air models have reduced performance due to the card reader only supporting up to USB 2.0 transfer speeds."That is the largest understatement I've ever seen.

the speed of this drive is really limited by the SD card port

Although I think the writing speed is kind of slower than it claims, it is still a excellent product.

Speed is good enough, and not hanging out of MacBook air is the best...

Looking at the specs the write speed is slower than a 5400 rpm HD but for anyone wanting to run programs off of the drive, it should be fine as long as you format it to Mac OS Extended (Journaled).

I was lucky that the issues popped up within a few days of ordering the card

and I'm afraid it will eventually damage the card because it is designed to be flush with the side of the Macbook and does not come out very easily.

The card sits tight in the SD slot so it would fall out or anything like that

Apart from that, the card works very well just like any other SD card and fits my MacBook Air neatly

Perfect SD card to add 256GB of space to my MacBook Air

It's OK, speed is not so fantastic as for internal SSD but good enough for not so critical

Work as it describe, plug in and work straight out from the box

Unfortunately it does have limitations as to what can be stored on it

However, I'm constantly getting "disk not ejected properly" warnings to the point that the card is worthless to me (even if I didn't mind the warnings I'm not going to risk corrupting my photo library.!)

Since the Photos and iPhotos apps store all your files in one package, your entire library can conveniently get corrupted all at once

While it works as it should ,t eh battery drain is quite pronounced

Just not sure if it will drain the battery quicker at this moment.

At the beginning, the battery drained an extra 250 mAh, but not sure

While it works as it should ,t eh battery drain is quite pronounced

While it works as it should ,t eh battery drain is quite pronounced

While it works as it should ,t eh battery drain is quite pronounced

It's OK, speed is not so fantastic as for internal SSD but good enough for not so critical

Pricey, but does what it says, and I had no problem auto mounting and un-mounting, so no problems there, no messages going into and out of sleep mode (with OSX El Capitan).

Just make sure to install the JetDrive Toolbox to prevent the improper removal message every time the computer goes to sleep.

I don't have to worry about connecting to my external drive as I've got this little item ready and waiting, as well as to hold extra media such as music or videos.

Hi I just checked the data transfer rate using Black Magic Disk Test and it gave me

I left it as ExFAT and due to this the files take up much more room on the JetDrive than on my hard disk; 40 gig of files ended up taking 70 gig of space on the JetDrive.

I have a 2011 MacBook with only 128 GB of hard disk space.

solved the problem of never enough hard disk space on my macbook air.

Purchased Feb 2017 worked well as a backup disk for Time Machine in my MacBook Air mid 2011 for a few months.

I comes format with the FAT file system, but since it is meant to stay in the

I keep files on this drive that are more important than the stuff I keep in the cloud "just in case", but less critical than the operating system level stuff on the SSD

Windows cannot view HFS+, OS X had issues with NTFS so this is a great file format for both operating systems

My only complaint is it just overwrites files, so previous copies are not available unless you save them under a different file name.

The only issue I had was that it came preformatted as extfat, which is the best file system.

but i get a pop up every 5 mins that the card has been ejected improperly and is annoying....not really worth the hassle...also makes your macbook crash several times...

I have a hard enough time getting it out once I put it in, which is a good thing.10/16 - I have been using this for over a year now and have no complaints.

(700Mb movie files.)Many people have problems with it being ejected every time you wake from sleep, I had a similar

Every time I insert it while my macbook is on, it fails to recognize or mount it

If you are looking for an easy Time Machine backup drive, you won't find anything more convenient than this

While it works as it should ,t eh battery drain is quite pronounced

I've only had that happen to me once, and the drive is a bit difficult to pull out but if you have enough nails it's not a problem

Speed is a bit slower than advertised, and the price for this

amazing I like it

My MBA was beginning to become a bit useless to me without attaching an external HDD

I'm familiar with the max transfer rates for USB 2.0 (about 30-40MBs) but unfortunately my write speed is hovering around a MUCH slower 8MB/s.

That's about the same as being on the internet without the drive before, so I saw no appreciable negative battery issues

That's about the same as being on the internet without the drive before, so I saw no appreciable negative battery issues

Not a single issue, I would definitely recommend this to anyone who wants more space.

I'm familiar with the max transfer rates for USB 2.0 (about 30-40MBs) but unfortunately my write speed is hovering around a MUCH slower 8MB/s.

This is an answer if you want an external hard drive that is not an external hard drive

I had the 64Gb hard drive so this tripled my storage space

Doesn't replace a hard drive, but compliments the internal drive nicely

This is a great expansion for my 128GB Macbook Air hard drive

Doesn't replace a hard drive, but compliments the internal drive nicely

To start off the company does not respond to issues via email or phone

It's great and does exactly what it says it will, to the point where it can be very hard to actually get it out of your laptop

When the TRASCEND 256 GB card is inserted, and after several applications are open in a MacBook Air lap top, it "FREEZES THE COMPUTER" and does not respond to any command

The jet drive toolbox is useless and does absolutely nothing to resolve the issue