External SSD Drive – USB 3.1 Pocket Storage for Photos, Video and Backups

External SSD Drive – The Whole Archive, Carried in a Jacket Pocket

This drive connects over USB 3.1 and mounts as soon as you plug it in, with nothing to install first. Files move across by dragging them, the same way you would between folders. Capacity choices run from one terabyte upward.

Why choose an external SSD drive?

Photo libraries and video files outgrow a laptop long before the laptop itself gets old. Moving them to a drive with no moving parts inside means the archive travels in a pocket rather than living on a desk. Plugging it in is the whole setup.

• Mounts on its own — plug the cable in and the drive appears, with no driver to install.
• Copy by dragging — copying files works exactly like moving them between folders.
• USB 3.1 link — a fast enough connection that large video files are not an evening's work.
• No moving parts — solid state storage handles being carried around in a bag.
• Several capacities — pick the size that matches the library you are moving.

Your archive stops being tied to one desk in one room.

Connect the drive to a free USB port and it shows up alongside your other disks. Copy the folders across, then eject it before pulling the cable. The casing is small enough to travel in a laptop sleeve.

Specifications

• USB 3.1 connection
• Solid state, no moving parts
• Plug and play, no drivers
• Multiple capacity options
• Pocket-sized casing

Plug it in and move the archive across tonight.