Adata ASC680-960GU32G2-CBL 960gb Blue Ext Ssd Usb 3.1

Lightweight (35g), sleek, and only 10mm thick, the SC680 is made to look good and great for on the go. What is more, it is shockproof, operates quietly, and consumes less power than other external SSDs. Utilizing the USB 3.2 Gen 2 interface it's also fast too, sporting read/write speeds of up to 530/460MB/s, making it up to 6.6 times faster than external HDDs.XBOX and PS4 CompatibleTransfer Files Without the WaitUp to 6.6 times faster than external HDDs, the SC680 can transfer a 10GB 4K movie in roughly 20 seconds. Now that's fast! This result was achieved in a lab environment utilizing a PC with USB 3.2 Gen 2 support and UASP driver installed. Actual performance may vary depending on host device and software configurations.Made to GoWeighing just 35g and measuring 10mm (Roughly the thickness of a smartphone), the SC680 slips easily into your pocket or bag for ultimate portability.USB-C - It's Always the Right WayThe SC680 uses a USB-C (Type C) connector, which is reversible. There's no annoying up or down like with older USB connectors. No guessing, plug it in the first time. Every time. Share and Enjoy Across DevicesPlug n play with Windows, Mac OS, and Android means you can move content between devices without limitations. Whether for work or enjoyment, the SC680 empowers you with simple connectivity and the convenience of USB-C. Please confirm that your host device supports OTG (On-The-Go) functionality. Some operating systems may require the SC680 to be reformatted when connected.Get Gaming FasterDo you hate the endless wait for your console games to load? With the SC680 external SSD, your games will load at the snap of a finger. The actual loading times may vary depending on individual games. You may need to modify the disk format before connecting to the host.So Many Advantages over HDDsWith no mechanical components, SSDs are more resilient than HDDs. They are more resistant to shock, vibration, and therefore provide better protection for data. What's more, SSDs also run silently.