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Seagate One Touch SSD 500GB vs Transcend ESD310C 2TB
Compare Seagate One Touch SSD 500GB and Transcend ESD310C 2TB side by side. Both are 500GB USB 3.2 Gen 2 external SSDs, but they differ in speed, design, and value. Here's how they stack up.
Seagate
The 500GB One Touch is Seagate's entry-level portable SSD — typically the cheapest brand-name 1050-class Gen 2 drive at retail. Speeds are real-world faster than rated for short transfers; the catch is that the SLC cache is tiny.
Transcend
The 2TB ESD310C keeps the same tiny plastic credit-card footprint of the 1TB — Transcend fits an unusually large stack in an unusually small case. The 2TB cache budget also holds the 950 MB/s write past 200GB on long transfers.