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Figuring out the best portable SSD for you, though, isn’t as simple as just picking the one with the lowest price or the most space. (Well, it can be, but that wouldn’t be very efficient.) ...

Adata has brought a high-performance USB4 SSD drive onto the market at a good price. The data rates are also stable over a longer period and the thermal design works perfectly.

ADATA SD810 SSD: Starting at $89.99 (1TB), up to $149.99 (2TB) The ADATA SD810 is a no-frills portable SSD with a tough titanium chassis, fast USB 20 Gbps connectivity, and IP68 ingress protection ...

What are the Adata SD810’s features? The Adata SD810 is a svelte USB 3.2×2, 20Gbps external SSD measuring around 2.84-inches long, by 1.72-inches wide, by 0.48-inches thick.

On the box, ADATA advertises this SSD to have a “max speed of 2000MB/s” while running through the USB 3.2 Gen 2×2 protocol. This USB 3.2 Gen 2×2 protocol is a weird one as it is a dual-lane connection ...

In a nutshell, the Adata Elite UE800 delivered on the promised 1,050/1,000 MBps speeds, coming close to 1.1GBps on CDM write and inching into 1GBps territory on write, which is superb.

ADATA packages the Legend 960 Max on a fairly discreet dark-themed box. The SSD and heatsink are separated if you need to put the drive on a thin formfactor device. You’ll only need to remove the ...

The ADATA SE920 has read/write speeds up to 3,800MB/s and 3,700MB/s, respectively. But that kind of speed also comes at a cost: the SSD generates more heat than most, so it requires active cooling.