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SanDisk Extreme SSDs are “worthless,” multiple lawsuits against WD say
(arstechnica.com)
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this post was submitted on 27 Aug 2023
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Use a service like backblaze
Checked it out and (at least on mobile), you can't even see what the pricing is like. Seems aimed more at businesses as well.
They do offer personal back up. Can do it fully encrypted too. Price used to be $6/month… is now $9/month, but if you prepay for 12 months then they tend to cut you more of a deal.
Can complain about the price, but the fact is hard drives also cost money and you basically never have to worry about losing your stuff. Even if you have hard drives, it could all be wiped out in a fire. Cloud has its advantages.
My Internet is fast enough where I think cloud storage would be reasonable.
Basically, you run their program and it automatically backs up any new changes on your machine
I'm a pro photographer and Backblaze has saved my butt multiple times.