Note on Hagibis MC100: Recently they’ve released a cooling cover: www.amazon.de/-/dp/B0D45919VK If you consider buying it, here is my comparison of the cooling cover vs the standard cover: Daily File Management (Read/Write): - No difference External Recording: 15 min MP4: - iPhone Temp: Same - SSD Temp: Same - Battery drain: Same 15 min ProRes LT: - iPhone Temp: 40°C vs 43°C - SSD Temp: 35°C vs 37°C - Battery drain: Same 15 min ProRes: - iPhone Temp: 41°C vs 43°C - SSD Temp: 36°C vs 39°C - Battery drain: Same 15 min ProRes HQ: - iPhone Temp: 48°C vs 50°C - SSD Temp: 43°C vs 48°C - Battery drain: -6% vs -22% My verdict: you’ll see a difference when doing long ProRes records, otherwise save a few bucks, you won’t see a huge gain.
@@m3lonm4n It's just the case, you then BYO SSD... The cooling cover he refers to here is a heatsink cover you replace the original with $6 on Aliexpress...
@@m3lonm4n The Hagibis MC100 is a case/enclosure for an M.2 2230 SSD (which you'd have to buy and put inside it) The cooling cover he is talking about in this comment is to add to the enclosure for better heat dissapation. Hope this helps :)
@@kwispyCS I'm still interested to see what 2230 ssd's actually work with ProRes HQ or regular ProRes. The one I have (Corsair MP600 mini) can handle LT, but that's it. And even with LT it stops quite fast.
This is awesome! I really appreciate your work, man! It's not only clear, well-organized, easy to understand, but it also answers all my questions about what type of SSD I should get, how many battery these SSD will drain, or what about using a cooling fan/charging cable while using... Thank you, a lot!
more important the hagibis mc100 comes in 3 versions lite (one usb), normal (two usb) and pro. I got the pro for about 43 euro's. 1 port is for the phone (i use 16pro) 1 for usb (i tested with dji mic2 receiver and 2 wireless mics) and 1 for power (also tested that).
Probably the best in depth look into external recording videos. Was looking at the Hagibis thinking they've made a cooling cover for it now so will be a tad cooler... then i see you've even added this to the comments below!
I went with the Corsair MP600 Mini SSD and Hagibis MC100. Had to format the ssd with Mac's disc manager before it showed it up on the iPhone 15 Pro. Thanks for the recs!
How's it been so far? My Hagibis MC100 should arrive here in 4 days. Looking at the Corsair MP600 mini SSD or the Core edition which is cheaper. Lower speeds, but still more than enough. Should work too.
@@Harvester88 Got the Corsair MP600 mini SSD since that was the only one available in my area. Didn't work. I ended up making a super minimalistic Samsung T5 SSD case for my iphone 15 and the Hagibis has been idle on my desk at home. My own case with the Samsung SSD works perfect. :)
@@Nothing-tb3op Think the card needs more power than the iphone is willing to deliver. It works, until you start writing too much data. Then it stops. So at super low quality it works. Or, you can shoot and store it to your phone, and then move the files to the external drive. But hey, that's not what we bought it for. You can attach a powerbank to your external device, then it will work. But then the whole rig gets so big I can just as well just put my Blackmagic Pyxis in my pocket lol.
Man. You are really awesome. Thank you for putting in your valuable time and effort to give all these very clear options and testing parameters. Amazing.
This was a very well detailed video thank you for all that info! It was very well presented and clear enough for a not tech savvy person like me to understand
Hello - great video ! I purchased several of these also to find the best option, and I established that cosmetically, the JEYI enclosure was the lightest, more direct and compact way to record ProRest video into my iPhone Pro Max 15. My joy at their great design quickly turned to disappointment when each attempt to record ProRes gave me the "write speeds too slow" dialog after spinning to process the file. I am using a Sabrent Rocket 2230 and the JEYi connects, lights correctly etc. Based on your recommendations and tests, I do not quite understand why the write speeds are not sufficient ? Thank you for any help...
It might be due to many reasons. The few that come to my mind: the SSD may be quite full and/or JEYI box gets quite hot. The default iPhone app records the highest bitrate possible (ProRes HQ), so you may want to try recording something more lightweight: ProRes or ProRes LT.
Great video, thanks. I had no idea that magnetic external M.2 cases existed, or understood that the external storage was a thing with iPhones, so when I spotted the Sharge case on Kickstarter, I bought that instead and will have to wait for it, but it looks like the Acasis and Hagibis drives were there first. Both aren't available in the UK anyway, so perhaps I made the best choice after all. Excellent content anyway, so subscribing.
Helpful. I,m not well up on the tech but the blackmagic app seems to keep coming up in these external storage discussions. Is there also something about selecting a recording format in advance to allow replay on windows/andriod as well as Mac?
Yep, if you have troubles replaying HEIC/HEIF files on windows, you can always select MP4. That’s also possible in the default camera app, though less intuitive.
Awesome comparison of SSD drives, would you consider reviewing the DockCase Pocket Photography Edition M.2 2230 Enclosure to the Hagibis and Acasis enclosures? It has some smart features and an interesting display to show read/write speeds, as well as 1/4-20 threads to mount to other parts of a camera rig. Very nifty and useful. But it doesnt have the USB PD port that the Hagibis has (although the Acasis is missing that feature to).
I too was considering the Hagibis MC100 before finding this review. Thanks for the analytics, much appreciated! I went with the Corsair MP600 Mini. Initialized disk with Disk Management (Windows) and formatted exFat. I wont keep files on this drive, as I plan to offload them to the laptop.
Hmm, at around 19:30, are you sure the 9 degrees C on the Hagibis MC 100 with power and fan is correct? Shouldn't it be 19 degrees at best? Air cooling simply can't get temperatures below ambient and I doubt you were in a 9 degree c room whilst recording all these data points given all the other temperatures listed. The rest looks fine so I'm assuming this is just a small typo, pretty good data overall
Thanks for the feedback! I had the same impression of that fan before I bought it and tested it - I thought it’s just a pass through fan, but Razor did something similar to what you’d have in a full PC cooler: it has some sort of material inside which - when the fan is on - gets really cold (I mean COLD cold). Of course I measured the phone and enclosure the same moment I took the fan off and of course in a few moments it was above +9 because of the surroundings, but I stand to the accuracy of my measurements, it really cools the stuff down.
First off, thanks so much for this video. It was very well composed and touched on all of the important points that I wanted to know. One question: When filming with the cooler attached, do you hear the fan in the recording?
Thank you! As for the fan: yeah it produces a slight hiss, yes. It can be removed in post with some software like Isotope RX, but yeah that’s an extra step.
@@SaiKelly Hagibis makes a special cover for the MC100 that attaches magnetically to the Osmo Mobile 6 gimbal on one side and an iPhone with MagSafe on the other. This allows the MC100 to work with a gimbal. HOWEVER, there are several versions of the MC100. The MC100 "Lite" inexplicably does not include the cables shown in this video. Instead, this version includes a single cable that is incompatible with the Osmo Mobile. So you have to buy the MC100 or the MC100 Pro, but not the MC100 Lite. Weight is another consideration. An iPhone 16 Pro + Hagibis MC100 falls within the allowable weight of the Osmo Mobile as long as you don't have a case on the phone. So, yes, the Hagibis MC100 works with a gimbal if you buy the correct version and are careful about the weight. I use a Crucial P310 2TB in my MC100 and it is compatible with the iPhone's power requirements.
Thanks so much for this in depth review. I`m looking for a good ext Storage device for my iPhone 15 pro with ProRes capable speed and the best price and dimensions. I think I`m going with the Hagibis (+512 GB Sharkspeed SSD) because I don`t have to unplug it for charging and the usb c cable is even slimmer than the one on the acasis. Really nice comparison!
I bought this works great only problem I get now is unable to share check later? Figure you probably have some insight on this? Searched and find no useful solution but hear lots of people have same problem. This is when transferring files from phone to card.
Hello! Great video! My question is, will the two options you mentioned for external recording also work for an android phone such as a Samsung S22? I'm speaking of the Acasis with Corsair MP600 and the Hagibis with the Crucial P310. Thank you!
Hi! I bought the Hagibis and a 2230 from Western Digital of 500GB. I have 128GB free on my iPhone 16Pro. when in the blackmagic app I put in 4k 60 APPLE PRORES HQ it says internally i can record up to 1 minute 30 sec and on the external 38 minutes. WHen i use the external it records some seconds and drops frames. Is this due to bad 2230 ssd drive or i need more free space on my iphone?
I had troubles with WD 2230 drives, so it can be it. Just in case: you’re pushing it to the limit with ProRes HQ 4K60, so unless you are required to record in that mode try recording in ProRes or ProRes LT.
Thank you for your research with the SSD for iPhone, question, I also want to connect the Røde Wireless Pro, do you also have a solution for this? thank you in advance
Firstly, let me commend you on a brilliant presentation... excellent. Just some questions please, Alex. I'm not very savvy so bear with me. I use an iphone 12 mini because I like smaller phones. Without understanding cables and compatibility etc, can I attach a Hagibis device to my 12 and easily transfer the photos and videos to the device while I'm travelling? My need is this - I travel for 5 weeks at a time and prefer to travel light. Take pics and videos all day, then wish to store/transfer them each night for when I return back home at the end of the trip. Please advise... and thank you again for your excellent work.
Thank you! I appreciate it! Short answer: you can but it’s not easy and quite clumsy. You may need to attach your phone to the “Lightning to USB 3 Camera Adapter”, then Hagibis to that adapter and finally the Lightning charging cable to that adapter. The other part of the charging cable should be connected to the outlet of course. Without the power it won’t work. Also the speeds will be limited to 480mb/s. My take: it’s not worth it. Alternatively just search for some Lightning Flash Drives, buy one and copy the stuff to there once the iPhone 12 mini is full. Usually those flash drives have their own iOS app to manage files and usually that app looks like a 5yo made it but better than nothing. The speed will still be limited to USB2.0.
Wow! Very impressive analysis; thank you! I'm hoping your recs will work with the Hohem iSteady M6 gimbal, without being too top-heavy. Any thoughts? In any case I will upload to a desktop/laptop and edit there or using Capcut etc. Well done.
Thanks for doing this video. Hagibis was one of the enclosures I was looking at. Could you please recommend any compact type c media hubs so that we can attach the ssd drive plus external microphones? I don’t really need external lenses as other people but I do need good audio and don’t know what kind of media hub would be trustworthy.
You may buy the new Hagibis MC100 Pro, the Pro version has an extra USB-C for the mic. www.shophagibis.com/products/magnetic-m-2-2230-nvme-ssd-enclosure?variant=49431680385305
@GeeksTable: Great video! I just a quick question about an older video of yours named "iMac 2021 with VESA - unboxing & review". In this video you unboxed your iMac with a VESA adapter and mounted on a monitor arm. I am having a similar case - but my question is - These preinstalled VESA adapters cannot be taken off and install a spare standard Apple stand if we wish to do that?
I’m afraid it’s not that easy (aka impossible). The VESA adapter (and the stand) are attached from the inside of the iMac. So in order to swap, one has to literally tear the iMac apart.
@@GeeksTable Jeez :( That would be like troublesome and if I wanted to get it done I would have to hire someone? Is there anyway I could get in touch with you over email? I am really stuck and would appreciate your two cents on the situation. Thanks bro.
Hi, was wondering if the iPhone would get hot when recording ProRes for 2 hours with Blackmagic App to external ssd not attached to the iPhone? Does it actually use the internal iPhone SSD at all? And if recording internal (provided you have a lot of internal storage), would it make a difference temperature wise if recording internal or external? And can you attache a USB microphone to the Hagibis MC100?
yep, iPhone gets quite hot regardless. I get overheating message after approx. 30 minutes of ProRes HQ recording. So I’m unsure if you can get 2 hours without a cooler attached to the phone. Hagibis has a model MC100 Pro, it has an extra USB for the mic.
@@GeeksTable Thank you for the quick answer. My search was not clear weather the Hagibis MC100 is the pro model or what differentiates them. Do you have a link? Would you know a recording codec that does 2 hours without overheating, without cooling?
Will the Acasis with 6 port big drive running an 8tb ssd still communicate with iPhone through the usb 3.2 ports. And will the 40 watt connection communicate with iPad Pro?
It should, yes. Though it might be required to have it connected to the power outlet. As for the second question - yes, the pass through charging should charge the iPad Pro.
Hi Alex, I bought Acasic EC-6609 Air as your recommendation. One thing I noticed that it's get warm when connect with my iphone even I'm not shooting video. Is that normal? Does Samsung T7 get warm too?
@@GeeksTable but usually I transfer those to ipad pro, mac and windows to finalized it. Orico blantanty scam me with their 20gbps magnetic ones. And they show me their testing of "20gbps" with MacBook pro m3 😂😂. Only one I seen so far are DIY ones. Probably thunderbolt enclosure with very slow nvme. Or Photoshop.
So i got the Corsair MP600 1 TB with the Anyoyo SSD case (i think its the extact same as Acasis but with different name) My problem is that the ssd wont show up in my files app or in blckmagic design. Dont know why tho because you tested both amd it worked for you. Would be really nice if you can help me.
I was literally looking at this exact enclosures this morning what a coincidence. Ty for extensive testing and very well put review. Wish u luck in the future and many more subscribers, i am sure u willl get there soon !
bro should i buy this or go with t7 shield because both are same money , i want to backup photos and videos from my 15 pro max pls suggest me the good one in amall budget..
It may work but you’ll need the Lightning to USB 3 Camera Adapter and a constant connection to the power outlet. Also the speeds will be limited to 480 MB/s.
it would be so easy to create a case that plugs into the usb-c slot on the iphone and that runs an m.2 drive in it, i really dont know why all these ugly alternatives exist
Honestly, a good idea, I’d love to have one. The main problem that one has to make a case for the iPhone 15, iPhone 15 Plus, iPhone 15 Pro, iPhone 15 Pro Max, iPhone 16, iPhone 16 Plus, iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max. :) And once one upgrades to a new phone, they’ll have to wait for that manufacturer to produce the new case and buy it then.
@@GeeksTable You have a point there, though i do find it weird that no one has even tried to make one and failed. There seems to be a market for it given the many youtibe videos about the subject. I even wondered whether Apple have outlawed this or soemthing because it would open them up to adding more storage (unlikely though)
STOP ALREADY 👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼simple solution. Go use the Kondor blue SSD HANDLE it has Sandisk pro blade SSD’s 2 & 4 TB . Put a small rig rail on the top cam cage . Slide on the KB SSD HANDLE , use the USB to connect & use a MagSafe battery & Boom . You’re set ! Done & done ✅✅✅💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼
this is what you deal with either just pay the extra 400-800$ to save you this hassle they punish you for getting the "demo" version of their product you really need the 1 TB its so annoying punishing the phone use over the next 3 years because you want to save a few bucks NMAD ANNOYING AMPPLE MAFIA MEMOREOY MONOLY
Note on Hagibis MC100:
Recently they’ve released a cooling cover: www.amazon.de/-/dp/B0D45919VK
If you consider buying it, here is my comparison of the cooling cover vs the standard cover:
Daily File Management (Read/Write):
- No difference
External Recording:
15 min MP4:
- iPhone Temp: Same
- SSD Temp: Same
- Battery drain: Same
15 min ProRes LT:
- iPhone Temp: 40°C vs 43°C
- SSD Temp: 35°C vs 37°C
- Battery drain: Same
15 min ProRes:
- iPhone Temp: 41°C vs 43°C
- SSD Temp: 36°C vs 39°C
- Battery drain: Same
15 min ProRes HQ:
- iPhone Temp: 48°C vs 50°C
- SSD Temp: 43°C vs 48°C
- Battery drain: -6% vs -22%
My verdict: you’ll see a difference when doing long ProRes records, otherwise save a few bucks, you won’t see a huge gain.
so is this ssd or is it just a case for ssd and i have to buy ssd card separately? I am confused rn😅
@@m3lonm4n It's just the case, you then BYO SSD... The cooling cover he refers to here is a heatsink cover you replace the original with $6 on Aliexpress...
@@m3lonm4n its a case for the ssd or more exactly a enclosure/hub for a nvme m.2 drive
@@m3lonm4n The Hagibis MC100 is a case/enclosure for an M.2 2230 SSD (which you'd have to buy and put inside it)
The cooling cover he is talking about in this comment is to add to the enclosure for better heat dissapation.
Hope this helps :)
@@kwispyCS I'm still interested to see what 2230 ssd's actually work with ProRes HQ or regular ProRes. The one I have (Corsair MP600 mini) can handle LT, but that's it. And even with LT it stops quite fast.
Wow, what a clear and detailed review. I'm not sure I've seen a better one, on any topic, on youtube!
This is awesome! I really appreciate your work, man! It's not only clear, well-organized, easy to understand, but it also answers all my questions about what type of SSD I should get, how many battery these SSD will drain, or what about using a cooling fan/charging cable while using...
Thank you, a lot!
more important the hagibis mc100 comes in 3 versions lite (one usb), normal (two usb) and pro. I got the pro for about 43 euro's. 1 port is for the phone (i use 16pro) 1 for usb (i tested with dji mic2 receiver and 2 wireless mics) and 1 for power (also tested that).
Probably the best in depth look into external recording videos. Was looking at the Hagibis thinking they've made a cooling cover for it now so will be a tad cooler... then i see you've even added this to the comments below!
I went with the Corsair MP600 Mini SSD and Hagibis MC100. Had to format the ssd with Mac's disc manager before it showed it up on the iPhone 15 Pro. Thanks for the recs!
How's it been so far? My Hagibis MC100 should arrive here in 4 days. Looking at the Corsair MP600 mini SSD or the Core edition which is cheaper. Lower speeds, but still more than enough. Should work too.
@@StMediaNL I too would like an update. I just went to a 16 Pro from my 14 Pro. Looking to set up and take advantage of what this can do.
@@Harvester88 Got the Corsair MP600 mini SSD since that was the only one available in my area. Didn't work. I ended up making a super minimalistic Samsung T5 SSD case for my iphone 15 and the Hagibis has been idle on my desk at home. My own case with the Samsung SSD works perfect. :)
@@StMediaNLwhy didn't it work though? I ordered one and am disappointed to hear this...
@@Nothing-tb3op Think the card needs more power than the iphone is willing to deliver. It works, until you start writing too much data. Then it stops. So at super low quality it works. Or, you can shoot and store it to your phone, and then move the files to the external drive. But hey, that's not what we bought it for. You can attach a powerbank to your external device, then it will work. But then the whole rig gets so big I can just as well just put my Blackmagic Pyxis in my pocket lol.
Man. You are really awesome. Thank you for putting in your valuable time and effort to give all these very clear options and testing parameters. Amazing.
Top class review! You have gained another subscriber. Thanks for the clear, concise and informative approach.
Awesome review, no doubt getting all this data took a ton of work and it’s greatly appreciated!!
This was a very well detailed video thank you for all that info! It was very well presented and clear enough for a not tech savvy person like me to understand
Hello - great video ! I purchased several of these also to find the best option, and I established that cosmetically, the JEYI enclosure was the lightest, more direct and compact way to record ProRest video into my iPhone Pro Max 15. My joy at their great design quickly turned to disappointment when each attempt to record ProRes gave me the "write speeds too slow" dialog after spinning to process the file. I am using a Sabrent Rocket 2230 and the JEYi connects, lights correctly etc. Based on your recommendations and tests, I do not quite understand why the write speeds are not sufficient ? Thank you for any help...
It might be due to many reasons. The few that come to my mind: the SSD may be quite full and/or JEYI box gets quite hot. The default iPhone app records the highest bitrate possible (ProRes HQ), so you may want to try recording something more lightweight: ProRes or ProRes LT.
3:26 can this help you stick your phone to metal surfaces?
This was exactly the video I was looking for, thanks so much
Thanks for the ideas. Looking at 256gb pro max instead of a more expensive 512gb one
If you manage to shoe in a review of the Sharge M.2 2230 enclosure in some future video, that would be fkn excellent.
Great video, thanks. I had no idea that magnetic external M.2 cases existed, or understood that the external storage was a thing with iPhones, so when I spotted the Sharge case on Kickstarter, I bought that instead and will have to wait for it, but it looks like the Acasis and Hagibis drives were there first. Both aren't available in the UK anyway, so perhaps I made the best choice after all. Excellent content anyway, so subscribing.
Helpful. I,m not well up on the tech but the blackmagic app seems to keep coming up in these external storage discussions. Is there also something about selecting a recording format in advance to allow replay on windows/andriod as well as Mac?
Yep, if you have troubles replaying HEIC/HEIF files on windows, you can always select MP4. That’s also possible in the default camera app, though less intuitive.
Awesome comparison of SSD drives, would you consider reviewing the DockCase Pocket Photography Edition M.2 2230 Enclosure to the Hagibis and Acasis enclosures? It has some smart features and an interesting display to show read/write speeds, as well as 1/4-20 threads to mount to other parts of a camera rig. Very nifty and useful. But it doesnt have the USB PD port that the Hagibis has (although the Acasis is missing that feature to).
I too was considering the Hagibis MC100 before finding this review. Thanks for the analytics, much appreciated! I went with the Corsair MP600 Mini. Initialized disk with Disk Management (Windows) and formatted exFat. I wont keep files on this drive, as I plan to offload them to the laptop.
Hagibis MC100's backcase actually can be changed to fin grill design backcase for better heat dissipation, but it sold separately
Yup. They’ve put this on sale recently. They also have a plate with a DJI gimbal mount.
Check my pinned comment - I got that backcase and gave it a test.
Hmm, at around 19:30, are you sure the 9 degrees C on the Hagibis MC 100 with power and fan is correct? Shouldn't it be 19 degrees at best? Air cooling simply can't get temperatures below ambient and I doubt you were in a 9 degree c room whilst recording all these data points given all the other temperatures listed.
The rest looks fine so I'm assuming this is just a small typo, pretty good data overall
Thanks for the feedback! I had the same impression of that fan before I bought it and tested it - I thought it’s just a pass through fan, but Razor did something similar to what you’d have in a full PC cooler: it has some sort of material inside which - when the fan is on - gets really cold (I mean COLD cold).
Of course I measured the phone and enclosure the same moment I took the fan off and of course in a few moments it was above +9 because of the surroundings, but I stand to the accuracy of my measurements, it really cools the stuff down.
First off, thanks so much for this video. It was very well composed and touched on all of the important points that I wanted to know.
One question: When filming with the cooler attached, do you hear the fan in the recording?
Thank you! As for the fan: yeah it produces a slight hiss, yes. It can be removed in post with some software like Isotope RX, but yeah that’s an extra step.
The problem with most of these SSD and so on is that, because they are MagSafe based, you can not attach an external lens
If it’s a Moment lens, it should fit though. Otherwise only two of these are MagSafe based, so there is plenty of other options.
Or a gimbal, though maybe the Hagibis would work. I’ll have to try it.
Did you try one with a gimbal? I've been asking this same question.
@@SaiKelly Hagibis makes a special cover for the MC100 that attaches magnetically to the Osmo Mobile 6 gimbal on one side and an iPhone with MagSafe on the other. This allows the MC100 to work with a gimbal. HOWEVER, there are several versions of the MC100. The MC100 "Lite" inexplicably does not include the cables shown in this video. Instead, this version includes a single cable that is incompatible with the Osmo Mobile. So you have to buy the MC100 or the MC100 Pro, but not the MC100 Lite. Weight is another consideration. An iPhone 16 Pro + Hagibis MC100 falls within the allowable weight of the Osmo Mobile as long as you don't have a case on the phone.
So, yes, the Hagibis MC100 works with a gimbal if you buy the correct version and are careful about the weight. I use a Crucial P310 2TB in my MC100 and it is compatible with the iPhone's power requirements.
what are you even on about 😂
Thanks so much for this in depth review. I`m looking for a good ext Storage device for my iPhone 15 pro with ProRes capable speed and the best price and dimensions. I think I`m going with the Hagibis (+512 GB Sharkspeed SSD) because I don`t have to unplug it for charging and the usb c cable is even slimmer than the one on the acasis. Really nice comparison!
great video as always, underrated channel
keep it going, also where can I get that shirt?
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very helpful and precise information. Thank you for making videos like this and keep up the good work!
I think the T7 Shield has a larger cache than the T7. So it might work better.
Brilliant breakdown brother! Much appreciated.
Hagibis MC100 pro comes with an extra usb c port which you can connect to a mic or fan etc
Yup, the pro model went on sale recently
Thank you for the detailed analysis. Very helpful. Saw the whole thing!
You didnt include the yellow battery case in the link. Unless you fooled me with vfx 😢
I bought this works great only problem I get now is unable to share check later?
Figure you probably have some insight on this? Searched and find no useful solution but hear lots of people have same problem.
This is when transferring files from phone to card.
Hello! Great video! My question is, will the two options you mentioned for external recording also work for an android phone such as a Samsung S22? I'm speaking of the Acasis with Corsair MP600 and the Hagibis with the Crucial P310. Thank you!
Great video! Exactly what I’ve been looking for. Would you consider doing an updated version for the 16 pro, filming pro res raw at 4K 120 🙏
Hi! I bought the Hagibis and a 2230 from Western Digital of 500GB. I have 128GB free on my iPhone 16Pro. when in the blackmagic app I put in 4k 60 APPLE PRORES HQ it says internally i can record up to 1 minute 30 sec and on the external 38 minutes. WHen i use the external it records some seconds and drops frames. Is this due to bad 2230 ssd drive or i need more free space on my iphone?
I had troubles with WD 2230 drives, so it can be it. Just in case: you’re pushing it to the limit with ProRes HQ 4K60, so unless you are required to record in that mode try recording in ProRes or ProRes LT.
@@GeeksTable What SSD are people liking the most?
@@DavidGu1 Hagibis officially said WD ssd are not compatible because of higher power usage, 4.5 watts is max limit of hagibis.
I didn't understand, the WD Black SN770N says 3.3VDC 1.8A, and the Corsair MP600 Mini says 3.3V 2.5A, the Corsair consumes more power!
What an informative video.
Thank you for your research with the SSD for iPhone, question, I also want to connect the Røde Wireless Pro, do you also have a solution for this?
thank you in advance
Firstly, let me commend you on a brilliant presentation... excellent.
Just some questions please, Alex. I'm not very savvy so bear with me.
I use an iphone 12 mini because I like smaller phones. Without understanding cables and compatibility etc, can I attach a Hagibis device to my 12 and easily transfer the photos and videos to the device while I'm travelling? My need is this - I travel for 5 weeks at a time and prefer to travel light. Take pics and videos all day, then wish to store/transfer them each night for when I return back home at the end of the trip. Please advise... and thank you again for your excellent work.
Thank you! I appreciate it! Short answer: you can but it’s not easy and quite clumsy. You may need to attach your phone to the “Lightning to USB 3 Camera Adapter”, then Hagibis to that adapter and finally the Lightning charging cable to that adapter. The other part of the charging cable should be connected to the outlet of course. Without the power it won’t work. Also the speeds will be limited to 480mb/s. My take: it’s not worth it. Alternatively just search for some Lightning Flash Drives, buy one and copy the stuff to there once the iPhone 12 mini is full. Usually those flash drives have their own iOS app to manage files and usually that app looks like a 5yo made it but better than nothing. The speed will still be limited to USB2.0.
Thank you Alex... until I upgrade my phone, that's what I'll do .
Cheers
Hi, thanks for the video. very useful. What about Lexar SL500?
Great review. Thank you!
Wow! Very impressive analysis; thank you! I'm hoping your recs will work with the Hohem iSteady M6 gimbal, without being too top-heavy. Any thoughts? In any case I will upload to a desktop/laptop and edit there or using Capcut etc. Well done.
@@c.d.osajotiamaraca3382 will work easily , M6 has load capacity of 400g,
This is excellent! Thank you.
I just want one to remove videos and pics from my iPhone 15 pro max. Which would you recommend?
Thanks for doing this video. Hagibis was one of the enclosures I was looking at. Could you please recommend any compact type c media hubs so that we can attach the ssd drive plus external microphones? I don’t really need external lenses as other people but I do need good audio and don’t know what kind of media hub would be trustworthy.
You may buy the new Hagibis MC100 Pro, the Pro version has an extra USB-C for the mic. www.shophagibis.com/products/magnetic-m-2-2230-nvme-ssd-enclosure?variant=49431680385305
chave you tried it? Are you certain that it supports audio? I know it supports charging but haven’t seen any information about audio support.
black magic app yes.. but what was the other option or recommendation? Defold?? Best regards
He's saying 'default'. Meaning the stock Apple camera app.
Hi, did you happen to check to see if the Corsair MP600 Mini 2TB 2230 works as well as the 1TB?
Great Stuff! Thank you!
Superb review. Based my purchase solely off of this review. Thank you!
@GeeksTable: Great video! I just a quick question about an older video of yours named "iMac 2021 with VESA - unboxing & review". In this video you unboxed your iMac with a VESA adapter and mounted on a monitor arm. I am having a similar case - but my question is - These preinstalled VESA adapters cannot be taken off and install a spare standard Apple stand if we wish to do that?
I’m afraid it’s not that easy (aka impossible). The VESA adapter (and the stand) are attached from the inside of the iMac. So in order to swap, one has to literally tear the iMac apart.
@@GeeksTable Jeez :( That would be like troublesome and if I wanted to get it done I would have to hire someone? Is there anyway I could get in touch with you over email? I am really stuck and would appreciate your two cents on the situation. Thanks bro.
SUBBED. AMAZING RESEARCH!
Hi, was wondering if the iPhone would get hot when recording ProRes for 2 hours with Blackmagic App to external ssd not attached to the iPhone? Does it actually use the internal iPhone SSD at all?
And if recording internal (provided you have a lot of internal storage), would it make a difference temperature wise if recording internal or external?
And can you attache a USB microphone to the Hagibis MC100?
yep, iPhone gets quite hot regardless. I get overheating message after approx. 30 minutes of ProRes HQ recording. So I’m unsure if you can get 2 hours without a cooler attached to the phone. Hagibis has a model MC100 Pro, it has an extra USB for the mic.
@@GeeksTable Thank you for the quick answer. My search was not clear weather the Hagibis MC100 is the pro model or what differentiates them. Do you have a link? Would you know a recording codec that does 2 hours without overheating, without cooling?
I’d say H264 should be okay for 2 hours. Here’s the link: www.shophagibis.com/products/magnetic-m-2-2230-nvme-ssd-enclosure?variant=49431680385305
@@GeeksTable Thank you
@@GeeksTable I guess the same extended external recording/long takes for HEVC 4K120fps going with 16 Pro?
Does pro res work in 128gb iPhone 15 using these modules on stock camera app and not on Blackmagic
Thanks my geek brother. What do u use to external record on Samsung
does the hagibis charge the phone from the 2nd usb-c wireless or it's just a pass through (if that's the correct term) for normal cable charging?
Yup, it does the pass through charging over the USB-C cable, not wireless.
Wont it damage your apple ssd if its constantly “writing” and then passing it to the external one?
Will the Acasis with 6 port big drive running an 8tb ssd still communicate with iPhone through the usb 3.2 ports. And will the 40 watt connection communicate with iPad Pro?
It should, yes. Though it might be required to have it connected to the power outlet. As for the second question - yes, the pass through charging should charge the iPad Pro.
@@GeeksTable for the iPad I was referring to the 40 watt connections transfer speed is it faster with the iPad.
Excellent thanks!
amazing!!! thanks so much
Hi Alex, I bought Acasic EC-6609 Air as your recommendation. One thing I noticed that it's get warm when connect with my iphone even I'm not shooting video. Is that normal? Does Samsung T7 get warm too?
Yup, that may happen. Same thing happens to me when I keep an SSD attached to my iMac.
Also don't falls for 20gbps m.2 2230 and 2242. That doesn't exist. The enclosure is just 10gbps.
And as long as we’re using it with an iPhone we’re limited to 10gbps anyways.
@@GeeksTable but usually I transfer those to ipad pro, mac and windows to finalized it. Orico blantanty scam me with their 20gbps magnetic ones. And they show me their testing of "20gbps" with MacBook pro m3 😂😂.
Only one I seen so far are DIY ones.
Probably thunderbolt enclosure with very slow nvme. Or Photoshop.
So i got the Corsair MP600 1 TB with the Anyoyo SSD case (i think its the extact same as Acasis but with different name)
My problem is that the ssd wont show up in my files app or in blckmagic design. Dont know why tho because you tested both amd it worked for you.
Would be really nice if you can help me.
You may want to check if it appears in the disk utility of your computer. Also try formatting it to a different file system.
@@GeeksTable thank will look into that and give you a response
@@GeeksTable hey I fixed it thank you
@@postsbyleon What formats are you able to record with the Blackmagic app? For me I need Prores Pxy. LT or regular won't work... :(
@@postsbyleonhey what file system did you use to format? Will do the same
can i purchase and download movies and add to memery stick for playback?
which brand of ssd do you recommend ?
Great video. Thank you..
Hi does the acadia work with i phone 14
Got the acasis case and the mp600 mini and it wont connect it to my iPhone, anyone know why?
You may need to connect it to your computer and format it first.
I was literally looking at this exact enclosures this morning what a coincidence.
Ty for extensive testing and very well put review.
Wish u luck in the future and many more subscribers, i am sure u willl get there soon !
what would be the best for gaming on an iphone?
None. iOS doesn’t allow installing games on external drives.
hey! what is the name of the MagSafe cardholder?
It’s some generic cardholder. On Amazon it’s listed as “AFARER Magnetic Card Holder” amzn.eu/d/08Ns37zW
bro should i buy this or go with t7 shield because both are same money , i want to backup photos and videos from my 15 pro max pls suggest me the good one in amall budget..
Did you buy the T7 ?
Hi does it work with iPhone 12😅
It should work with some usb-to-lightning adapter + extra power.
Does it work for the normal Iphone 15? Has anyone tried it?
It will. But it’s limited to USB 2.0 speeds.
good work
Hi does acasis work with iphone 14?
It should work with some usb-to-lightning adapter + extra power.
would these work on iphone11?
It may work but you’ll need the Lightning to USB 3 Camera Adapter and a constant connection to the power outlet. Also the speeds will be limited to 480 MB/s.
@@GeeksTable thanks
Thank you for posting... very helpful!
Dude that SSD in a wallet is pretty smart.
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it would be so easy to create a case that plugs into the usb-c slot on the iphone and that runs an m.2 drive in it, i really dont know why all these ugly alternatives exist
Honestly, a good idea, I’d love to have one. The main problem that one has to make a case for the iPhone 15, iPhone 15 Plus, iPhone 15 Pro, iPhone 15 Pro Max, iPhone 16, iPhone 16 Plus, iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max. :) And once one upgrades to a new phone, they’ll have to wait for that manufacturer to produce the new case and buy it then.
@@GeeksTable You have a point there, though i do find it weird that no one has even tried to make one and failed. There seems to be a market for it given the many youtibe videos about the subject. I even wondered whether Apple have outlawed this or soemthing because it would open them up to adding more storage (unlikely though)
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Just use drop box
✨BRILLIANT✨ thank you so much!
STOP ALREADY 👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼simple solution. Go use the Kondor blue SSD HANDLE it has Sandisk pro blade SSD’s 2 & 4 TB . Put a small rig rail on the top cam cage . Slide on the KB SSD HANDLE , use the USB to connect & use a MagSafe battery & Boom . You’re set ! Done & done ✅✅✅💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼
If only they had a warehouse in Europe. Don’t wanna pay import tax on an already expensive product.
this is what you deal with
either just pay the extra 400-800$ to save you this hassle
they punish you for getting the "demo" version of their product
you really need the 1 TB its so annoying punishing the phone use over the next 3 years because you want to save a few bucks
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