Just tell me what you're looking for, and the experts here (and no, I am certainly not 😁) will lay out the absolute best options for you, saving you from the exhausting ordeal of memorizing technical jargon that you won't ever need to use again for the rest of your life 🙂 And if you are truly hell-bent on an academic education in this, I highly doubt anyone has the spare time right now to sit around transcribing and rewriting everything that is already sitting there waiting for you on Google.
I honestly don't understand why this question keeps popping up, or why we’re stuck in this loop of receiving the exact same answer over and over again. LINK If you look at them closely, one clearly boasts a superior design and runs just a hair faster, though in any practical sense, the differences are virtually negligible. Truly, they are quite possibly the two best 2.5-inch drives you can find for that specific price point. Ergo, if mobility is actually a priority for you, go ahead and grab the one with the USB power supply.
Well, you aren't exactly alone in that feeling 🙂 . Personally, I’ve always put my faith in Lexmark, so if you're looking for a solid recommendation while keeping a tighter budget, I'd suggest this one . Now, look, it really wouldn't hurt to actually sit down and read through this guide or perhaps this article before you go ahead and pull the trigger on buying anything at all. 😉
And honestly, you might want to give some serious thought to Xerox as well.
It’s available, price is 😁 Honestly, the only thing missing is a fax, but I just handle all of that through software anyway; I truly can't imagine who is still sitting there manually operating a fax machine, unless you count some dusty corner of a local government office.
Paul Baker17 said:Is this Canon multifunction laser printer, the 4-in-1 mf 4350d, actually any good? It’s listed at $567, so I’m trying to figure out if it’s even worth grabbing—does the quality actually justify the price tag on this thing?
You can find it cheaper elsewhere
But honestly, if you want my two cents, I’d suggest going with this one instead, purely because the value proposition and overall build quality just make much more sense.
It sounds like you’re leaning toward one of those portable 2.5'' external USB drives, so you're likely weighing this particular option that my colleague suggested against Western Digital, though if I’m being honest, I’ve always had a bit more of a soft spot for this one.