cirago CST3060BL 60GB 1.8" USB 2.0 External Hard Drive Reviews & Tests

Consumer review (newegg.com)

cirago CST3060BL 60GB 1.8" USB 2.0 External Hard Drive

Its small and so is the price tag. I use it to hold my music for my car STero

The hard drive rattles inside the case when i got it. I had to take it apart and shove some paper in it but other than that it works great

Jul, 2008

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At least 3X faster than flash

Speed writing a 680MB directory containing a multimedia website: Team 1G Flash drive (supposedly writes 19MB/s): 3.49 MB/s Cirago 60GB 1.8" usb FAT32, 4200 RPM empty 12.36 MB/s Cirago 60GB 1.8" usb NTFS, 4200 RPM ½ full 8.00 MB/s Panasonic 100GB...

The table tells the story. Compared to allegedly fast flash products, this is much faster. Plus, it can be formatted NTFS with no penalty to the life of the drive, which means that files larger than 4GB can be transported. Beautiful finish. It is...

More rugged than a 2.5", but don't drop it

Mar, 2008

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tiny, cool, works on my EeePC

I bought this drive for 2 reasons. First because its small, second because its powered entirely from USB. There are other 60Gb drives that are smaller, but they're nearly twice the cost!

Runs fine off USB power from my EeePC (on battery) using the included single USB cable. Xandros/Debian recognized and mounted it automatically. Sustained throughput is sufficient to burn CD & DVD's from it to a USB burner. There's no fan or vents, but...

This is the first USB HD I've owned so I don't know if this is expected or not, but the LED stays lit and the unit continues to draw power after I've unmounted the device and even after I've powered down my EeePC. I've got to physically unplug the...

Jan, 2008

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