Next door are a couple of Thunderbolt 3 ports enabling you to use the G-Drive in a daisy-chain with five other TB-connected drives. Note that you can also use the Thunderbolt cable, which is Type ...

It has a sharp exterior with a vivid blue peeking out from behind the grill of the exterior. Instead of Thunderbolt 3, G|Drive uses USB 3.1 type C and has speeds up to 560MB/s.

The G-DRIVE Pro ups the stakes with dual Thunderbolt 3 ports, which will allow you to daisy-chain five additional peripherals. Western Digital says that the enterprise-class SSD, which offers the ...

In addition to the G-Dock ev with Thunderbolt, the Evolution Series also includes the G-Drive EV Plus external hard drive modules using USB 3.0.

Inside the enclosure, things are quite different. Unlike the G-Drive, which has a single 3.5-inch drive, the G-Drive Pro with Thunderbolt has four 2.5-inch drives configured in a hardware RAID 0.

Using the G-DOCK ev enclosure’s Thunderbolt connection or the individual drives’ USB 3.0 interface, we were seeing the top performance available from 2.5in notebook disks.

The G-Technology G-Drive ev ATC with Thunderbolt ($229.95) is a rugged 1TB external hard drive with a tough case that's designed to survive drops, dust, and water.

Measuring 1.3 by 3.5 by 5.2 inches and weighing 0.8 pound, the 6TB ArmorATD is hefty for a portable hard drive, a bit larger and heavier than the 2TB version of the drive that I reviewed back in 2021.

The G-Technology G-Drive ev ATC with Thunderbolt ($229.95) is a rugged 1TB external hard drive with a tough case that's designed to survive drops, dust, and water.