TOSHIBA CANVIO BASICS HARD DRIVE

1TB USB 3.2

Canvio Basic

Quickly transfer files with SuperSpeed USB 3.2 and store up to 4 TB of data on Canvio Basics external hard drives. These devices are ready to use with Microsoft Windows and require no software installation, so it couldnt be easier to start storing all of your favourite files. Whether at your desk, or on the go, its timeless design with the matt finish means itll always look good. Whats more, the hard drive also allows you to connect to older hardware, with USB 2.0 compatibility.

A place for all your files

High capacity storage in a conveniently compact, matt black casing; Canvio Basics hard drives are perfect for storing data, music, movies and pictures. These devices are USB-powered and can be used with a single USB cable connected to a PC or laptop.

High transfer speeds

Powered by USB 3.2 Gen 1 technology, these portable hard drives are much faster than – but still compatible with – USB 2.0 devices, allowing for speedy transfer when organising your files.

Easy plug-and-play operation

Simple plug-and-play operation. Ready to use with Microsoft Windows and no software installation required. Intuitively drag and drop files to and from your PC or laptop.

Your data in safe hands

Simple plug-and-play operation. Ready to use with Microsoft Windows and no software installation required. Intuitively drag and drop files to and from your PC or laptop.

SPECIFICATIONS

• Interface

  USB 3.2 Gen 1 (USB 2.0 compatible)

• Max. transfer rate

  ~ 5.0 Gbit/s

• File system

  NTFS (MS Windows)
  Requires reformatting for Mac OS

• Power

  USB bus power (max. 900mA)

• System requirements

  Formatted NTFS for Microsoft Windows 10, Windows 8.1
  One free port of USB 3.2 Gen 1 or USB 2.0
  Requires reformatting for macOS v10.15 / v10.14 / v10.13

  • Enclosure

    Matt

  • Dimensions

    78 x 109 x 14 mm

  • Weight (approx.)

    1 TB, 2 TB: 149 g

  • Box Content

  • Canvio Basics
    USB 3.2 Gen 1 cable (Type A to Micro-B)
    Users manual (pre-installed on the hard drive)