Iomega ZIP 750 (32450) External ZIP Drive

Pros: 750mb disks bigger than CDs, cross-platform file storage, backward compatible

Cons: disks expensive

The Bottom Line: think this is a great, yet expensive product, and if you fit into any of the categories above - get it. now.

Review: Plain and simple this is the best ZIP drive yet. It requires only one cable for power AND data - so it's pretty easy to setup.
The first two things I noticed about this drive; the disks are bigger, and more durable than CDs, and it can be...

Pros: Small and light weight can be packed with laptop.

Cons: Supplied software leaves much to be desired

The Bottom Line: Purchase for ease of storage and backup of critical every day files.

Review: I purchased the Iomega 750 ZIP after a previous Iomega Zip 100 drive failed and finally died after 6 years of service.

The 750 Zip that I have is using USB and though compatible with older computers using the older 1.0 USB standard it is USB...

Pros: USB Hot swap, easy to use

Cons: expensive disks, need power cord

The Bottom Line: Get the 250 unless you need the extra space to transfer. Not for backing up large amounts of data.

Review: Not sure what drive previous user has, mine requires a power cord. It is handy to transport, especially when you need to carry stuff back and forth to work. I use mine for web pages and web designing. The USB plug is handy but needs to be near an...

Pros: Small and portable, easy to use

Cons: Not as small, as portable or easy to use as a rewritable CD drive

The Bottom Line: Time has passed the ZIP format by. Now that rewritable CD drives sell for less money than a ZIP 750, there's simply no reason to buy this product.

Review: It's hard for most people to stop beating a dead horse. Human beings are stubborn creatures by nature-- we're the lineal descendants of the amoebas that weren't satisfied with floating around on the prehistoric ocean.

We could have just stayed...