Arealer Mini Solid State Drive USB Flash Disk High Speed Storage Black 64GB B7K8 For Sale

Arealer Mini Solid State Drive USB Flash Disk High Speed Storage Black 64GB B7K8
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Arealer Mini Solid State Drive USB Flash Disk High Speed Storage Black 64GB B7K8:
$30.55

This is a SSD U Disk, to bring your own computer system to your side, plug it at any time to use the system on another computer, which is more convenient than common SSD.Features:Mini Size.Small size makes it more portable and convenient to carry.Wide Compatibility.Fully compatible with USB3.1, USB3.0, USB2.0, Support for WIN TO GO to bring the system with you.High Speed Transfer.High speed and stable data transfer, read up to410MB/S, write up to 300MB/S.High Quality Material.Made of high-grade aluminum, to ensure its durability and long service time.Powerful Functions.Enables to install or store systems, software, files, chats, etc. Full Capacity Chip.True capacity, high performance, stable connection, low power consumption, intelligent operation.Multi-Function.Can be used as USB flash disk, expand capacity of your phone, solid state U disk + OTG adapter (not included) (For Android or Type-C).Specification:Brand: ArealerItem: SSD U DiskComptibility: Compatible With USB3.1, USB3.0, USB2.0Read Speed: 410MB/SWrite Speed: 300MB/SCapacity: 64GB, 128GB, 256GB(Optional)Color: Black, Red (Optional)Item Size: 7 * 2.2 * 0.9cm / 2.8 * 0.9 * 0.35inItem Weight: 14g / 0.5ozPackage Size: 9 * 6 * 1.8cm / 3.5 * 2.4 * 0.7inPackage Weight: 48g / 1.7ozPackage Include:1 * Portable SSD
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