As ridiculous as the amount of scam ads on UA-cam? “He was a doctor who went to *Jones* Hopkins University and found a way to save customers millions of dollars, when he went to his superiors he was fired, so now he's bringing the product to you turning a multi billion dollar industry on its head..." Literally 97% of scam ads on UA-cam, and there's a scam ad 80% of the time ANY ad on UA-cam runs!
As soon as they're found out and banned, their name "Minyong" turns to "Jingsang" and they start over. That way Amazon can SAY they are doing something about it. In USA, it only takes a day to register a new fly-by-night business.
GenX still knows "If it sounds too good to be true, it is." Any time you see something for sale for less than half the market price, it's 100% a scam. Nobody is going to sell you a lawn tractor for $70.
There are rare occasions, but generally yes One case you can use for something being really marked down but still legit is when it appears they got a large number of second hand/old devices from some place upgrading their whole workspace That sort of scenario was where i picked up a normally 2.5k Wacom drawing tablet off of Ebay for $500 (it'd clearly had heavy usage but it also still functioned perfectly fine and was a great pick up thanks to it's sturdy manufacturing~)
It depends, sometime and in most cases the filesystem just break and got corrupt, then sometime the data didn't get deleted but just corrupted (you cant open the file you need bc he's broken)
It technically doesn't delete the data, it just get sent to be "stored" in memory address spaces that do not actually exist and the associated error reporting is intentionally broken, without either you or your operating system being informed of this. That's how the scam works. But in effect it's not very different: Only once you try to actually access or read your files "stored" in that non-existant space, do you become aware that something is wrong. The data isn't corrupted, it's just fully and irretrievably gone.
Obvious Copyright cases like putting another company logo on your product have more severe consequences than pure tech scam. Because Samsung will make sure a scammer will be bankrupt and criminally prosecuted, they have skyscrapers filled with lawyers to make that happen.
True story: I picked up one of these external drives, and like the guy said, mine had two micro SD cards inside. Lol. But, that wasn't the best part ... They had actually glued a 3-in long screw, that was about a quarter inch wide, inside the case of the drive to give it weight. They had actually hot glued a giant screw inside the case to make it feel heavier. 🤦
It's not that uncommon. A lot of companies that manufacture mouse (specially gaming ones), do install unremovable metal weights inside just for the sake of being more "premium". Higher end mouses let you choose both the location and the weight of the metal thiniges. This practice is common across all industries though.
The fact that so many of these are on Amazon makes Amazon complicit in my opinion. I mean, this problem has been going on for YEARS! How about if a vendor is caught selling bullshit like this they lose their account. That'll put an end to this issue pretty quick I bet. Ridiculous that this is STILL going on. More than 20 years in my experience.
The amount of people that think Amazon should be allowed to just let ANYONE in as vendors, with absolutely ZERO blowback on scammers is sickening. Amazon are happily taking a cut from the scammers stealing your money... How the fuck can you be such mouthbreathers that you DEFEND that bullshit?
Amazon doesn't make it easy or possible to fish out scammers and allows them to still sell on their site. They have needed to expect sellers to verify their address and list that country or region. Also the ability to report, suspect or post reviews or questions that expose them isn't easy or possible. Also many items for sale by chinese that have reviews and ratings from other products.
@@naxzed_it if it presents as a single 16tb while having 2 8tb stripes, that's a win/win. Reads and writes in parallel from each. Of course, assuming the controller could do that. A USB attached device is probably limited by USB speeds. But a RAID0 striped with multiple paths can be faster than a single drive of the same size.
**** It's one of thousands, as a Prime Customer and exposing some they locked me out of reviews entirely. The First scam is that Amazon Prime "offers" are not genuine, I have kept my account and use it to show that the free shipping is an option in both none and Prime. The "Prime" hike the price to cover the shipping.
There would be no way anything under $80 could ever have 16 terabytes, I got the 16 TB hard drive from Western digital but I had to pay $200 on a sale or more
@@wblazkowiczYou're full of crap. It's like 100$ for a 1tb m.2 SSD. The only way it's less is if it's on sale. If it was 50$ I would have bought an extra one to put in my PS5 by now.
There's actually a software that u can download on your computer that can change the size that is shown for a storage device. I use to have it on my computer a few years ago
Pro tip, counterfeit EEE products can sometimes have malware on them. Always best to bench test in a properly secured environment. An older PC you don’t mind getting bricked for example.
I found a "2TB SSD" on Amazon for $20. I figured it was almost certainly a scam, but I could just figure out its actual capacity and reapportion the drive appropriately, and if I couldn't, I was only out $20. It turned out to get glitchy at 32GB and also it's a lot harder to change the size a storage volume claims to be than I thought. I ended up just partitioning it into a volume the size it really is and a do not use-fake volume for the rest. But it's still corrupting files so I assume some of the fake addresses are in the real volume and some real addresses are in the fake volume. Now it's a $20 paperweight.
We need much more exposure of these ILLEGAL scams. Everybody caught out like this should gather their evidence and have their payments processor make a chargeback claim. I do and received full refund of 83 euros yesterday, anothe claim is processing now...
IIRC, one YTer warned that the Chinese SD cards masquerading as something else (a thumb drive in his case) can have malicious software/firmware on them, so plug in with caution.
These SSDs erase data once it goes over the limit to trick you as long as possible. People trust them with precious moments of their lives. There should be real jail time for producing and selling these.
Bro in pc you need at least 256GB-8TB of storage 120 is too low cuz around 40 gb is taken for storage and 20 gb is taken for other things, that leaves you with a 60gb space which can only handle 4 popular games
Dude, what happens if you actually try and write 16TB to the drive? There used to be a thing with USB sticks that was similar, they advertised 250GB storage when the max you could buy was around 16GB if you were loaded. If you copied your media to the drive, anything beyond the available space was immediately erased, I think it was essentially creating a RAM disk that was de allocated on eject.
From what I recall, you're just writing data in a loop. It'll just keep writing data from beginning until end of the disk and writing over what was already there. It basically causes corruption at any amount higher than true capacity for that reason
Yeah, it just starts overwriting older filed. But since it keeps them in index, they'll still show up Only when you try to access them, they'll be corrupted and unreadable.
How much did you pay for it? The only one I found on Amazon with what you said is around $120, so that's pretty on par with name brands like Samsung's 980 pro right now.
There are sadly people that don't listen to reason even after multiple times to not buy these cheap and complain after they know it's not what they bought. Go for your local online shops if you want one.
I think they misread the actual English word before making this, or are trying to evade detection, because from a distance, the "m" looks like a closely spaced "rn".
A class action lawsuit might get them to take the situation a little more seriously. All the fake accounts and products that aren't real, there's definitely a case there.
It's git zip drive conversion software makes memory look larger but actually just fractures you information until it can't be recognized anymore. Garbage.
This is why it's the name brand when I'm doing any form of solid state storage. Whether it's a hard drive or a microSD card, I stick to name brand only to prevent this sort of fraud from happening
Anyone in professional data recovery can alter drive adaptives to change capacity Kind of off topic but somtimes during production, hdd mfgs will (for example) make a 4tb hdd and leave an extra platter on the spindle from the 6tb manufactire run. They just disable it so its not recognized. I guess its cheaper to leave the production run like that than spend the labour to remove.
Isn't the greatest war we can start with these scammers is to start a campaign and get hundreds if not thousands to buy these, wait for delivery and then file for return because it's not 16tb as advertised? This would cause a huge loss for Amazon and maybe they start filtering these dumb things out.
When '16TB' is the biggest font on the product, it's a scam.
"16TB" was just the name lol
Ooh thats true 🤔
@@FarokhBulsara4065yeah 😅😂
@@Mono_Autophobicwrll it is .. if your name your product 1k of chips, but there is only 750g that’s a scam .. oh wait
Nah kiddo
Just put a new micro sd card in the “16 tb” drive and see how that works
@enrique amaya npc
@enrique amaya god doesn’t exist, stop brigading your cult around, nobody wants you here.
@enrique amaya bot
@@orabidz2299 god’s bot tho ☝🏽😁
@@DengueBurgerNah
The amount of fake products on Amazon is getting ridiculous
As ridiculous as the amount of scam ads on UA-cam?
“He was a doctor who went to *Jones* Hopkins University and found a way to save customers millions of dollars, when he went to his superiors he was fired, so now he's bringing the product to you turning a multi billion dollar industry on its head..."
Literally 97% of scam ads on UA-cam, and there's a scam ad 80% of the time ANY ad on UA-cam runs!
the description is fake but 16 ducks for 100gb ill take it
bezos is crying about it in his golden jet.
@@JaseBDaley golden plated maybe, he is too poor for a real golden jet
@@Steppinonshii he would be rich enough, but gold is too soft to make a plane out of
Amazon should be held responsible for platforming these bogus products. Their unwillingness to vet vendors and their products hurts consumers.
As soon as they're found out and banned, their name "Minyong" turns to "Jingsang" and they start over. That way Amazon can SAY they are doing something about it. In USA, it only takes a day to register a new fly-by-night business.
When I worked at Amazon I would break these and then mark them damaged. No one getting scammed on my watch
You are the caped hero in the shadows watching over us all
Wow, so u were in operations?
Based
@@antirayan0 what?
This is the kind of people we need
Nice Then i buy it take out the 128gb one and install an 4 or 2 GB one and return it 👍
Thats a good idea lol
Cant return scams, would be too easy :/
@enrique amaya wtf has that too do with this here ??? Please get lost
You must be able to not leave scratches on the product
infinite storage glitch
GenX still knows "If it sounds too good to be true, it is." Any time you see something for sale for less than half the market price, it's 100% a scam. Nobody is going to sell you a lawn tractor for $70.
There are rare occasions, but generally yes
One case you can use for something being really marked down but still legit is when it appears they got a large number of second hand/old devices from some place upgrading their whole workspace
That sort of scenario was where i picked up a normally 2.5k Wacom drawing tablet off of Ebay for $500 (it'd clearly had heavy usage but it also still functioned perfectly fine and was a great pick up thanks to it's sturdy manufacturing~)
but gen x still falls for calls from "windows support" notifying them they have a virus 😭😭
@@attaboydanny LOL GenX here. Even my Boomer wife doesn't fall for those. But she's crazy smart and geeky, so there's tht.
@@ninjablade2when it comes to storage, buying very old drives is not at all good except for backup storage
@@attaboydanny The target of these scams are mental ill people
They didn’t actually spell it wrong, the “r” and the “n” together just make it look like an “m”.
If you pause it at the right time it says "m"
It is m
It’s definitely rn but the r over laps with the n
@@iwasinabox yep
On top of that, sometimes when the storage gets too full, it starts deleting stuff to show the illusion of 16tb
Facts
😂🤣😅🙏, 256 mb
It depends, sometime and in most cases the filesystem just break and got corrupt, then sometime the data didn't get deleted but just corrupted (you cant open the file you need bc he's broken)
It technically doesn't delete the data, it just get sent to be "stored" in memory address spaces that do not actually exist and the associated error reporting is intentionally broken, without either you or your operating system being informed of this. That's how the scam works. But in effect it's not very different: Only once you try to actually access or read your files "stored" in that non-existant space, do you become aware that something is wrong. The data isn't corrupted, it's just fully and irretrievably gone.
experience? 😂
"Just stick with Samsung or something else"
16TB scammer: write that down, write that down, next time put Samsung logo on it!
Smasnug 😂😂
@enriqueamaya3883for me it was, so no thank you.
@enrique amaya shut
@enrique amaya following religion is the first regret for many!
Obvious Copyright cases like putting another company logo on your product have more severe consequences than pure tech scam.
Because Samsung will make sure a scammer will be bankrupt and criminally prosecuted, they have skyscrapers filled with lawyers to make that happen.
True story: I picked up one of these external drives, and like the guy said, mine had two micro SD cards inside. Lol. But, that wasn't the best part ... They had actually glued a 3-in long screw, that was about a quarter inch wide, inside the case of the drive to give it weight. They had actually hot glued a giant screw inside the case to make it feel heavier. 🤦
Asian redneck engineering
It's not that uncommon. A lot of companies that manufacture mouse (specially gaming ones), do install unremovable metal weights inside just for the sake of being more "premium". Higher end mouses let you choose both the location and the weight of the metal thiniges.
This practice is common across all industries though.
There needs to be a class action lawsuit against Amazon
Target market: tech UA-camrs doing scam exposé videos
They scam people with their fake sponsorship videos. All UTubers lies to their audience.
The fact that so many of these are on Amazon makes Amazon complicit in my opinion. I mean, this problem has been going on for YEARS! How about if a vendor is caught selling bullshit like this they lose their account. That'll put an end to this issue pretty quick I bet. Ridiculous that this is STILL going on. More than 20 years in my experience.
They do... But they just create a new one
scammer: makes new account
Amazon is an absolute cesspool of scammers.
Basis my experience, Amazon won't publish reviews exposing such scams.
easy. just make a new account to sell another fake
thank you for the warning, and may those kinds of people selling them things go to jail
scammers dude... I hate all of them. the stores should ban them!
Also the controller is running at SPI mode, that's why it's super slow
what is SPI mode?
@@Psychopatz Serial Peripheral Interface
@@ahatinahalf whaaat. Isnt that slower than a sata hdd? lmao
@@PidroBondarit's even slower than a conventional flash drive lol. Many has tested those products and the transfer rate are never go above 20 MB/s
@@PidroBondarslower than IDE too
Its hilarious that the scammers didnt even put at least 500gb sd card lol
Better than 128 mb though 😂
@@GodlikeIridium128 gb
@@GodlikeIridium to be honest if 128mb is cheaper than a buck ill buy it 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@itzrohith6257 when you don't understand the comments and try to make a correction
@@shiinondogewalker2809 but in video it showed 128gb?
You wouldnt catch me dead inserting that into my PC
Scammers should be behind the jail
Under the jail!
@@justsomeguy1074On the jail!
@@ShortMiao You mean beside the bars?
@@stephanweinbergerno in the jail
Amazon should face millions of dollars in fines for selling falsely advertised products.
Its not amazins fault, is the companys fault that sells them on amazon
Amazon isn't selling these tho? They're only like the mall with tiny vendors inside
Amazon is just a "premium" ebay
It’s not amazones products
The amount of people that think Amazon should be allowed to just let ANYONE in as vendors, with absolutely ZERO blowback on scammers is sickening. Amazon are happily taking a cut from the scammers stealing your money... How the fuck can you be such mouthbreathers that you DEFEND that bullshit?
The packaging alone tells all
Amazon doesn't make it easy or possible to fish out scammers and allows them to still sell on their site. They have needed to expect sellers to verify their address and list that country or region. Also the ability to report, suspect or post reviews or questions that expose them isn't easy or possible.
Also many items for sale by chinese that have reviews and ratings from other products.
As a tech nerd I only recently found out that people actually believe these things are real. And I’m just raging.
It show up as 16,78 TB device. This is the first sign that there is something wrong, when it's more then claimed.
Could you imagine if there were actually 2 8TB NVME ssds rammed in there 😂
For 80$ that would be deal of his life
IF THAT WERE THE CASE HE WOULDN'T HAVE MADE THE VIDEO
@@the_real_player No because it was being advertised as a single 16TB M.2, it's still a scam
@@naxzed_it It would be a single 16tb USB drive. Immaterial how they did it. It would show as a single device in windows then.
@@naxzed_it if it presents as a single 16tb while having 2 8tb stripes, that's a win/win.
Reads and writes in parallel from each.
Of course, assuming the controller could do that. A USB attached device is probably limited by USB speeds.
But a RAID0 striped with multiple paths can be faster than a single drive of the same size.
**** It's one of thousands, as a Prime Customer and exposing some they locked me out of reviews entirely. The First scam is that Amazon Prime "offers" are not genuine, I have kept my account and use it to show that the free shipping is an option in both none and Prime. The "Prime" hike the price to cover the shipping.
Please report the sales if you come across these and get on the customer support line and let them know they have sellers selling fake items
I kinda want this solely to have a 16 tb homework folder.
They must be Reported to the appropriate Authorities; to find the scammers: and confiscate all their computers etc: and shut them down.
paint an Apple logo on it, and notify Apple.
A voice came into my mind " Greatest Technician has Ever lived "
There's lots of scummy sellers online
Sucks they actually fool people w/ this stuff
There would be no way anything under $80 could ever have 16 terabytes, I got the 16 TB hard drive from Western digital but I had to pay $200 on a sale or more
The closest real capacity SSD for 80 dollars now are the low end 1TB NVMe gen 3 with 1.5GB/s transfer rate
@@sihamhamda47 1tb nvme ssd pcie gen 4 costs 50 dollars now. Try crucial p5 plus or wd_black sn770. Pcie gen 3 costs 40 dollars
@@wblazkowiczI got a 500gb WD Black sn750 for £90 like 3 years ago...I smell an upgrade on the horizon for me 🤘
@@sihamhamda47a few months late but 2TB name brand M2 drives are £80
@@wblazkowiczYou're full of crap. It's like 100$ for a 1tb m.2 SSD. The only way it's less is if it's on sale.
If it was 50$ I would have bought an extra one to put in my PS5 by now.
Yeah buy an internal SSD & SSD enclosure. Built your own external SSD. Way cheaper and faster than regular external SSD's
Scammers are the worst
If it sounds too good to be true...
Then it's usually is.
I'd have just returned the product and asked for a refund.
Damn, I need to get me one of these Extemel SSDs bro! Sanic was selling them down some ally way behind trash cans.
Now write something thats bigger than 120gb, I wanna see how Windows reacts
Thanks for the heads-up. I would be reluctant to even plug it into a working computer, after seeing the spelling error.
It's also dangerous, the data will be stored in an non existing space.
data cannot be stored in non existing space, it will just error out with not enough space or something similar.
@@giornikitop5373nope, it'll act like it has space and it'll write but it'll delete old data
"don't buy this unless you want to get scammed"
Me who wants get scammed💀
There's actually a software that u can download on your computer that can change the size that is shown for a storage device. I use to have it on my computer a few years ago
Pro tip, counterfeit EEE products can sometimes have malware on them. Always best to bench test in a properly secured environment. An older PC you don’t mind getting bricked for example.
Bought two and didn't realize until long after the company disappeared
I found a "2TB SSD" on Amazon for $20. I figured it was almost certainly a scam, but I could just figure out its actual capacity and reapportion the drive appropriately, and if I couldn't, I was only out $20.
It turned out to get glitchy at 32GB and also it's a lot harder to change the size a storage volume claims to be than I thought. I ended up just partitioning it into a volume the size it really is and a do not use-fake volume for the rest. But it's still corrupting files so I assume some of the fake addresses are in the real volume and some real addresses are in the fake volume. Now it's a $20 paperweight.
I think the price itself gives it away as a scam😂
Not only are you getting scammed, you are also going to have data loss.
It does say External. It's just a shitty font. Look at 'Drives' and see how R intersects with the I
Just try to format ssd multiple times it will show real storage .
@enrique amaya Put jesus on pfp and not fortnite at least please
@enrique amaya yes it will. keep praying to ur god that doesn't exist, it'll get u nowhere
I'm pretty sure that's not how it works.
That's not how it works
What
We need much more exposure of these ILLEGAL scams. Everybody caught out like this should gather their evidence and have their payments processor make a chargeback claim.
I do and received full refund of 83 euros yesterday, anothe claim is processing now...
And no one can stop amazon by suing them for selling tons and the tons of false advertised products.
my 500gb ssd is 80$
IIRC, one YTer warned that the Chinese SD cards masquerading as something else (a thumb drive in his case) can have malicious software/firmware on them, so plug in with caution.
The old adage works wonders here, "If its to good" etc.
These SSDs erase data once it goes over the limit to trick you as long as possible. People trust them with precious moments of their lives.
There should be real jail time for producing and selling these.
"HEY 120GB ISNT BA-"
Bro in pc you need at least 256GB-8TB of storage
120 is too low cuz around 40 gb is taken for storage and 20 gb is taken for other things, that leaves you with a 60gb space which can only handle 4 popular games
@@sokerok320 Bro, is it me or just that, I have like 30gb and I'm so happy wtf 💀💀💀
@@sokerok320 NAHHH BRO GAVE ME AN EXISTENTIAL CRISIS
@@johnnykitty2024 bro is it for your phone or pc?? If on phone then sure BUT ON A PC BRUH
@@sokerok320 LOL FR BUT I MEAN LIKE THE SPACE AVAILABLE, SO YE I'M PROBABLY DOING FINE
Hey. How about corsair from Shenzhen China?
Corsair is a good brand
Please report these, it is most annoying that callous and wicked people do this
Yep, I was looking for an external SSD drive and saw these online. Instantly knew something was wrong
Dude, what happens if you actually try and write 16TB to the drive? There used to be a thing with USB sticks that was similar, they advertised 250GB storage when the max you could buy was around 16GB if you were loaded. If you copied your media to the drive, anything beyond the available space was immediately erased, I think it was essentially creating a RAM disk that was de allocated on eject.
In linus' video he showed that it overwrites deleting all data
From what I recall, you're just writing data in a loop. It'll just keep writing data from beginning until end of the disk and writing over what was already there. It basically causes corruption at any amount higher than true capacity for that reason
Yeah, it just starts overwriting older filed. But since it keeps them in index, they'll still show up
Only when you try to access them, they'll be corrupted and unreadable.
Bought a 2TB Fanxiang SSD with ~7000mb/s read and it works fine
How much did you pay for it? The only one I found on Amazon with what you said is around $120, so that's pretty on par with name brands like Samsung's 980 pro right now.
i got a external ssd from samsung. T7 shield. Was easier to me than getting another internal stick of storage.
The same is happening to usb sticks too
My rule of thumb is to never buy from a company that has nothing to lose from a bad reputation
On Amazon I got a 1 tb ssd by WD black and it was one of there gaming drives it is very nice I got the Cold War edition but it costed 220.
220? You got scammed bro I got a 2tb Toshiba external drive and has been working great for just 60 bucks
Dude wtf a 1tb ssd is like $100 max usually like $70-80
It's called "Manipulation of the table"
Much better way to get a large external SSD: just get an external M.2 holder and put an M.2 drive from a reputable brand inside it. Works great :)
Ive started to stray away from amazon for this VERY reason lol it's flooded with so much garbage now, you have to be SUPER careful 😅
How is external spelt wrong though?
extemal
Extemal
External isn’t spelled wrong LMAO
right😂
classic Chinese scam, they will tell you they have never said this is "external" or something when you complain to it, at least it works in China.
There are sadly people that don't listen to reason even after multiple times to not buy these cheap and complain after they know it's not what they bought. Go for your local online shops if you want one.
I can feel my keystrokes getting recorded and my passwords stolen just from looking at this
Bro just threw a free Samsung ad at us.
No, the best brand for ssd is samsung you can use other brands
External is written right
The TB stands for Totally Bogus
Amazon needs to change its name to China Express. Tis why I stopped shopping Amazon a long time ago. Shop local people. Support small businesses.
After a close look I can clearly see External spelled right
I know right
It's spelled extemal on the drive.
@@LairdDeimos I also thought it said Extemal
I think they misread the actual English word before making this, or are trying to evade detection, because from a distance, the "m" looks like a closely spaced "rn".
I'll bet that micro sd is itself reporting a false size at 128GB... likely it is 8GB or less.
Time to sue Amazon
A class action lawsuit might get them to take the situation a little more seriously. All the fake accounts and products that aren't real, there's definitely a case there.
Bought a 128gb flash drive at Walmart, sandisk brand, thought I could trust it, got home and it was only 64, you cannot trust anyone anymore
16 terabytes??? I wont settle for anything unless if its a 1 Petabyte, 1000 terabytes baby 😎
It's git zip drive conversion software makes memory look larger but actually just fractures you information until it can't be recognized anymore. Garbage.
They forgot the slash between the 1 and 6.
Geeze they didn't even get close.
This is why it's the name brand when I'm doing any form of solid state storage. Whether it's a hard drive or a microSD card, I stick to name brand only to prevent this sort of fraud from happening
If you replace the SD card with a 256 gb of 512 gb one it's still good, as long as you get decent copy speeds
Anyone in professional data recovery can alter drive adaptives to change capacity
Kind of off topic but somtimes during production, hdd mfgs will (for example) make a 4tb hdd and leave an extra platter on the spindle from the 6tb manufactire run.
They just disable it so its not recognized.
I guess its cheaper to leave the production run like that than spend the labour to remove.
The manufacturer forgot to tape the "T" 💀
Its kinda insane how these scams are so easily sold on Amazon
Always pay with PayPal. They support chargeback claims if provided with evidence of misdescription.
I’ve been needing an external ssd. Thanks for the advice
Imagine if these people who invented this actually focused on true innovation
I’m about to buy one of those and put a 25 megabyte micro sd card in there for April fools
Isn't the greatest war we can start with these scammers is to start a campaign and get hundreds if not thousands to buy these, wait for delivery and then file for return because it's not 16tb as advertised? This would cause a huge loss for Amazon and maybe they start filtering these dumb things out.
Imagine actually using it and later noticing that your data have been corrupted. 😢
How do companies get away with scams like this is beyond me
I also had a SSD that used USBC but the SSD was actually just a USB connected to a USBC port in a metal case
I've seen way times that a certain person has been taking the fake 2TB flashdrives.
Never save on memory...they will be like this one, or slow as hell.