Price: $229.99
(as of Jul 08, 2025 11:03:07 UTC – Details)
We went big and made it portable. It’s the T5 EVO—an ideal choice for gamers and content creators. This SSD is engineered to handle large file transfers while still small and nimble enough to take along on all your adventures. *Based on a free fall shock test conducted under controlled conditions. **Host device compatibility may vary. ***Source: 2003-2022 OMDIA data: NAND suppliers’ revenue market share.
MASSIVE STORAGE. COMPACT CONVENIENCE: We went big and made it portable; It’s the T5 EVO—an ideal choice for gamers and content creators; This SSD is engineered to handle large file transfers while still small to take on the go
CAPACITIES THAT KEEP UP: Make a big save wherever your projects take you with the small but mighty T5 EVO; It’s light enough to take anywhere and comes with capacities of 2TB to 8TB, making it an easy way to store more on-the-go
PICK UP THE PACE: Forget external HDDs; The T5 EVO is optimized for large file transfers with improved Intelligent TurboWrite and speeds your hard drive will be jealous of; It’s supported by USB 3.2 Gen 1 for superb performance
ALL FOR THE SHOT: Set your sights high; This strong, sturdy sidekick will help you see it through with shock resistance and fall protection up to 6 feet*
ADAPTS TO EVERY NEED: Whether you’re using a desktop, camera or a gaming console** count on the T5 EVO Portable SSD for extensive compatibility; It’s a true team player when it comes to heavy-duty application usage or file-saving
Customers say
Customers praise the portable SSD’s storage capacity, noting it helps store a lot of data, and appreciate its build quality, describing it as solid and reliable. The drive is lightweight and portable, with one customer mentioning it’s perfect for travel, and customers find its design appealing. While some customers report extremely fast speeds, others find it incredibly slow, and opinions on value for money are mixed, with some saying it’s worth the price while others consider it overpriced. Several customers report reliability issues, with drives crashing on day one of use or failing after three months.
