ORICO 1TB Portable SSD
The ORICO 1TB Portable SSD uses IML high-end technology, meaning it has scratch resistance, strong corrosion resistance and long service life. The three-dimensional effect is good, and the product looks more high-end. The work is not hot, and the data transmission is more stable.
A Colorful plastic shell + zinc alloy middle frame, durable, shock-resistant and anti-drop, effectively protects data. The appearance design comes from the montage design concept, which is trendy.
Adopt 40Gbps master control scheme, USB-C output interface, support PLUG and PLAY, and UASP acceleration protocol. It is equipped with a 0.3-meter two-in-one USB C to USB A and USB C data cable, which is suitable for use on the host side of different interfaces.
Using high-speed NAND FLASH particles, the maximum reading speed is 3150MB/S, which can complete the data transmission requirements faster. Compatible with a variety of devices, it can be connected to PCs, notebooks, smartphones, game consoles, routers, etc. Support multi-platform operating systems, supports Windows, Mac OS, Linux, Android, iPad and other operating systems.
ORICO 1TB Portable SSD Review
I literally just hooked up this drive a few minutes ago, so I have no idea in terms of longevity. That said, I also have a 2TB Samsung X5 that is about 2 years old and doing fine, and I am running everything off of an Apple Mac Studio Ultra. I am, of course, connecting to the Studio using the short Orico USB-C cable to a Thunderbolt 4/USB 4 connector on the Mac. So I do feel that I am giving this beast its proper opportunity to shine.
I just downloaded and installed the Blackmagic Design Disk Speed Test. I used the 1GB and 5GB stress tests for both of these SSDs. My X5 was delivering about 2600MB read speed and this Orico SSD is giving me about 2750MB; this is on the 5GB test the manual says should be most accurate. (See photo.) So we can say that this Orico SSD is slightly faster than an older X5. When you consider that the X5 is now selling for $900, it’s a no-brainer to get this instead of the Samsung, with potential longevity notwithstanding.
Overall, I am pretty happy with the ORICO 1TB Portable SSD.
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