Given an Amazon customer review, write a title for the review. The preferred titles are under fifteen words.

Input: Consider Input: Pros + Low price (on sale). + Sturdy and professional case. + Samsung HD. + Warranty service. Cons + It's not \"usb powered\" as the technical specification states. + A little noisy on init.

Output: Lots of storage at a convenient price

Input: Consider Input: I have had two kindle fires in the last four years and both have had problems with their charging outlets and chargers themselves. The first one i had lasted for about a year before it started being touchy with being charged. You would have to hold the charger at a specific angle to get it to stay charging and after a while it just stopped charging all together.<br /><br />The next Kindle fire i received was from the company and it was to replace the first one due to the warranty i had. I still have this one and it still charges but a few months back or so it stopped charging and i checked the charger itself and it turned out it became too small of an appliance to produce a charge. So i had to start using a droid phone charger to actually get it to charge.<br /><br />But despite all the charging defects the device holds up to its purpose and is very easy to use. It has great features and a crystal clear image produced on the screen. I would recommend this device to anyone but as long as they are fair warned about the charging defects that could occur.

Output: Easy to Use But Defects Present

Input: Consider Input: If you have to move a lot of data between computers or wish to carry a lot of software or music or movies or backups around in your pocket (and protect it with hardware-based encryption), this may be the drive for you. It's small and light enough to fit in your shirt pocket (though I wouldn't recommend that) and it has a large, 500GB capacity! The drive gets its power through the USB cable, so there is no separate power cable to carry or plug in - only a small USB cable (which is included). Just plug the drive into your laptop or desktop computer's USB port, install the included encryption driver and go. About the only thing not impressive about this drive is that it's not the fastest drive in the world - its speed is limited by both the USB 2.0 connection and the slow, low RPM (low power) drive itself - so the high capacity and portability has some trade-offs. The included USB cable is really short (18\"), so if you need a bit more length, you'll have to purchase a separate USB to Micro USB cable. Finally, just plugging the drive in prompts Windows to request for the installation of Western Digital's SES device driver to your PC. The SES device driver handles the drive's optional 256-bit hardware encryption. I have no use for the encryption, so I didn't wish to install the SES driver. Unfortunately, if you do that, you'll be prompted to install the driver whenever you plug the drive in or restart your system. I never allowed it to install and I don't want it to install so I disabled the SES device in Windows' device manager to stop the prompts. The average person may not know how to do that. All in all, if you can live with the relatively low speed, or if you want a portable drive with encrypted data, or you need to move or carry a lot of data or backups around, especially for a laptop, this may be the drive for you.
Output: Large capacity (for 2010), ultra portable hard drive