G-Tech vs. Glyph vs. Rocstor

[bchamorro]

Need external esata harddrive. Which one should I go for?
I'm on a MacBook Pro with Leopard.

Rocpro 850 Desktop and mobile 3.5inch, eSATA, FireWire 800/400 (1394b IEEE) and USB Hard Drives (http://www.rocstor.com/Products/rocpro-850.html)
Glyph Technologies // Current Products (http://www.glyphtech.com/products/index.html)
G-DRIVE Q - QUAD Interface - eSATA, FireWire and USB Storage Solutions (http://www.g-technology.com/Products/G-DRIVEQ.cfm)

[EdbBob]

I would go for the G-drive without a fan :)

[FISHB124]

the Rocstor ROCPRO is really good with MAC and PC, and is designed for audio and visual people (i'm a graphic designer). A lot of people have placed good reviews on it, and it is kind of like a secret among hard drive worlds, but definitely a good UNIQUE choice. !

[Ravich]

No idea where else to ask this. I have a rocstor external drive. It recently got dragged off of my desk via a hanging cord and fell. It wasnt on, but it fell kind of hard. I noticed that there was something detached inside (made noise when I flipped it over) so I opened it up, latched/clicked the HDD back into place, and closed it, then tried it out. Everything appears to be working.


Only thing is that where the light is normally green, it now has a green light and then a ride light on the right side of that same light. The rocstor website doesnt say anything at all about a red light, and my google searches havent turned up any information other than red light district related things. Just thought I'd try asking...