A:AnswerI use the Samsung SSD T7 and T5 (1 and 2 TB models) drives to store and transfer data between a Mac Book Pro and ASUS and HP windows 10 laptops. I have had no issue. However, I do NOT encrypt the data.
A:AnswerI can’t answer this question with any authority. As a minimum I think you would need some additional hardware in the way of an adapter and possibly a special cable. I say that because the Samsung drive requires power and I don’t think an iPad can supply to an external device.
A:AnswerThe life is better than regular hard disks. I had 5 tb western digital and it failed couldn’t recover any data. SSD drives are more stable and you can back up from your phones, laptop and tablets. Failure rate is low compare to regular external hard disks
A:AnswerIt comes with 2 cables USB A to C which should work with your old iMac and a USB C-C which should work with new MAC. I do believe you could just do it with a cable from 1 iMac to the other. Google it
A:AnswerYes, it just has to be formatted for macOS. When you plug the drive in and open Time Machine settings, you can assign the drive to Time Machine and Time Machine will format the drive for you.
A:AnswerYes. I am moving 120 gb worth of photos from my computers to this device. Scan disk has bewn having issues of loosi g data i have been seeing. Go woth this one samsung
A:AnswerYes. Just make sure the cable also does support 3.2 speeds. The stock cable comes as usb-c to usb-c. If your 3.2 gen 1 port is only usb-a, you need to buy another cable.