SSK 8TB SSD External Hard Drive, Portable SSD Drive up to 2000 MB/s, USB 3.2 Gen2X2 External Solid State Drives for iPhone 15/16 PRO、Mac、Phone OTG、Laptops with LED Indicator

SSK 8TB SSD External Hard Drive, Portable SSD Drive up to 2000 MB/s, USB 3.2 Gen2X2 External Solid State Drives for iPhone 15/16 PRO、Mac、Phone OTG、Laptops with LED Indicator

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$539.99

* Price as of 2025-11-22 06:51 CET -

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Product Features

Blazing 20Gbps: Instantly view and edit files with external ssd speed up to 2000MB/s.(This speed runs on CrystalDiskMark 7.0. Actual speeds vary with capacity, file sizes, system conditions and number of files in the folder)
Universal Compatibility: Utilizing USB 3.2 Gen2x2, this portable ssd Plug-and-play across most USB devices. (External ssd requires USB3.2Gen2x2 compatibility for full-speed; Other ports including thunderbolt capped at 10Gbps)
USB-C/A Dual-Cable: 8tb external hard drive comes with 20Gbps USB-C cable (cutting-edge speed) and 10Gbps USB-A cable (backward compatibility), effortlessly bridging cross-platform file transfers between computers, phones, gaming hosts and tablets
Data Security: External solid state drive integrates S.M.A.R.T. health diagnostics and adaptive TRIM optimizing data block management—it sustains peak write speeds and extends the SSD's longevity
Blue Indicator: This external ssd features an LED that displays real-time activity during data transfers, preventint accidental disconnections and data loss. *Always Eject Safely, Never unplug the ssd drive during transfers
For iphone/OTG: This external ssd supports OTG for direct mobile device connectivity, operates at <5W power consumption, and enables iPhone ProRes video recording for professional-grade on-the-go portable ssd
Less Warm: Thick Zinc Alloy case of this portable SSD brings 30% faster heat dissipation and premium touch, ensuring reliable performance without worries of overheating the ssd external hard drive
Full 8TB Massive Storage: 8tb external ssd may display as 7451GB on Windows but 8TB on macOS due to measurement differences. The capacity reduction from hard drive actual capacity stems from algorithmic differences, where 1GB is calculated as 1,024MB on Windows versus 1,000MB on SSDs