Apricorn
Apricorn AFL3500 500 GB internal hard drive
A 500 GB external hard drive with hardware encryption and a USB 3.0 interface
- Hardware encryption protects data without software overhead
- USB 3.0 interface delivers fast transfer speeds
- 500 GB capacity stores large files and backups
- External design allows portable use across systems
- New condition ensures full reliability out of the box
Aegis Fortress 500 GB external drive
The Apricorn Aegis Fortress AFL3500 is a 500 GB external hard drive that connects through a USB 3.0 host interface. It features hardware-based encryption to protect stored data without requiring additional software. The drive is supplied in new condition and is designed for desktop use where portable secure storage is needed.
Suited for secure portable backup.
This drive suits users who need an encrypted external backup target that can be moved between systems via USB. It is not intended for buyers who require an internal drive for direct motherboard installation or who need a drive without hardware encryption. Wireless connectivity is not included, so it cannot serve as a network-attached storage device.
Hardware encryption via USB 3.0
The single specification that determines suitability is the combination of hardware encryption and the USB 3.0 interface. If your workflow demands on-drive encryption with plug-and-play USB connectivity, this model meets that requirement; if you need a different interface or no encryption, another product will be appropriate.
Poudarki
- Hardware encryption protects data without software overhead
- USB 3.0 interface delivers fast transfer speeds
- 500 GB capacity stores large files and backups
- External design allows portable use across systems
- New condition ensures full reliability out of the box
Specifikacije
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Vprašanja o tem izdelku
What USB port must my computer have to use the AFL3500 drive?
The drive connects through a USB 3.0 host interface, so the computer needs a USB 3.0 port for full speed.
Can I keep using my older USB 2.0 hub with this 500 GB drive?
Yes, the USB 3.0 interface is backward compatible with USB 2.0 ports, though transfer rates will drop to USB 2.0 speeds.
How do I know the hardware encryption is active after I plug the drive in?
The drive uses hardware-based encryption that engages automatically; the operating system will recognise the volume once the correct credentials are supplied.
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