Adata has unveiled a new external SSD, the SC680, which targets a price-sensitive audience looking for the best value for money. This drive costs $60 (480GB) with the 960GB version at Newegg ...

ADATA's SV620 external SSD is a high-capacity solution ... solution with bargain basement pricing. The ADATA SV620 480GB portable SSD carries an MSRP of $139.99 giving it a remarkable 29 cent ...

Adata is also tipping the SE940 as the smallest USB 4 external SSD to be commercially available. It can reach speeds of up to 4,000 MB/s for reading and writing data. This makes it not only the ...

High Performance Tiny Form Factor Tough Enclosure Includes USB-A And USB-C Cables Included Cables Are Short Max Performance Requires USB 3.2 Gen2 x2 Adata's Elite SE880 external SSD is billed as a ...

The SE920 External SSD is a high-performance USB4 SSD drive at a good price. The data rates are fast and stable over a long period and the thermal design works perfectly. As a storage specialist ...

The Adata SE920 is an incredibly fast external SSD, provided you've got a USB 4 port. But it requires enabling potentially risky on-drive write caching and costs more than its speeds can justify ...

The new ADATA SE920 external SSD is a small, speedy solid state drive that the company says is the first to support 40 Gbps USB4 connections, enabling you to make full use of the SSD’s blazing ...

It is also sufficiently fast. Adata's SSD SC730 is said to be the smallest external SSD in the world that integrates both USB Type A and USB Type C. Depending on which port is required ...

the Adata SD810, which does everything just that bit better and has a little more to offer, for only a smidge of extra cash. That's why the SD810 is the best external SSD for gaming at the time of ...

ADATA has introduced its latest innovation, the SC750 external solid-state drive (SSD), designed to meet the growing demand for high-speed data transfer and portable storage solutions. The SC750 ...

We found a lot to like about the ADATA Elite SE880 external solid-state drive (starts at $79.99 for 500GB; $129.99 for 1TB as tested). This tiny, featherweight portable SSD gives you the zippiness ...