MOVE SPEED USB Drive 1TB External SSD 560MBs Read Speed USB 32USB C Dual Ports External Drive Portable SSD 3Stage PushPull Design for iPhone 151617 SeriesMacAndroid

Dual USB 32 Ports 560MBs Speed MOVESPEED USB drive features both USB A and USB C interfaces with a read speed of 560MBs and write speed of 500MBs It transfers 1GB files in just 2 seconds The pushpull dualport ssd external comes with an upgraded shell structure for significantly improved heat dissipation ensuring optimal speed ThreeStage PushPull Port Design Thumb drive features a dualinterface threestage sliding mechanism that ensures smooth jamfree operation with a secure and stable connection Unlike traditional cap designs the external ssds sliding structure offers better protection for the USB connector and eliminates the hassle of lost or damaged caps SSDGrade Chip Durable Metal Casing MOVE SPEED USB 32 external ssd adopts highperformance SSDgrade chip technology and a premium zinc alloy casing Portable ssd offers efficient heat control maintaining a maximum temperature of just 122F Additionally this portable ssd is built to withstand dust drops high temperatures and magnetic interference ensuring reliable performance in various environments PlugandPlay Convenience USB C ssd works instantlyjust plug it into your phone or computer with no need for cables or software Its a true plugandplay experience With one portable ssd you can easily back up files expand game storage store photos or even run Windows To Go The included braided lanyard makes external drive even more portable and easy to carry on the go Whats in the Box 5Year Care USB drive x1 lanyard x1 user manual x1 7x 24 friendly customer support lifetime tech support Our team will deal with your issues in 24 hours Capacity Note Storage For a 1TB external SSD memory stick its displayed capacity often varies between operating systems it typically shows the full 1TB on macOS but only around 931GB on Windows This 7 to 10 reduction in displayed capacity compared to the drives labeled capacity comes from differences in unit interpretation algorithms Windows follows the binary standard defining 1GB as 1024MB USB storage devices like SSDs and drives use the decimal standard for labeling where 1GB equals 1000MB