SanDisk 2TB Extreme PRO Portable SSD - Up to 2000MB/s - USB-C, USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 - External Solid State Drive - SDSSDE81-2T00-G25 | 2000MB/s NVMe speed with IP65 rating and AES encryption for photographers, travelers and professionals

Good Product. I like it.

Nice product

Fast external drive. Would buy again

This is an awesome drive. Hasn't failed on me yet. However , I am a little worried after the recent reports of the drive crashing . Update - The Drive Failed and wiped out all the data. DO NOT - I REPEAT DO NOT buy this version. If you have sensitive information on the drive transfer it now!!!!

I just wanted to update my review for this product. 3years ago (year 2022) I bought this product to store movie files. Look it is now 2025 and it still works really really well! kudos! Old comment: the product says to arrived on Wednesday, but I received it Tuesday. Good thing! At first I was afraid of buying expensive items from amazon bcoz of quality issues, but my mind changed when I got this product in a good condition. I am using this now to backup my laptop files and documents. It copies 232GB very fast. amazing! I could have bought 4TB in much lesser price, but I never had regret it at all! :)

Device is totally dead after 2 years. Extremely light usage.

BEST EXTERNAL SSD I'VE EVER USED - First it's too fast, I'm a video editor editing 4k videos, and I don't need to edit the project using my laptop storage, I edit the project directly in this SSD with 2000mbps no delays at all. Editing workflow works fine. Second it's too portable with it's compact size, good for digital nomads. I happen to go on holidays and travel out of country at the same time, do my projects digitally and with this SSD it helps me a lot.

I am thrilled with the performance of the SanDisk 1TB Extreme Pro Portable SSD. The transfer speeds of up to 2000MB/s make it incredibly fast and efficient to transfer large files and backup my data. The compatibility with USB-C and USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 also ensures seamless integration with my MacBook Pro. The compact and portable design makes it easy to bring with me on the go, and the reliable storage ensures that my data is always safe. I highly recommend this SSD to anyone looking for a high-speed and reliable storage solution for their MacBook Pro

So small and convenient. I bought the Monterey color as well and it is similar transfer speed. Just Wow! For both of them. It's super fast and the perfect size. I'm using it as an external drive, I truly like the size..wanted alot of space..just excellent for what I need to store. I would recommend. Thanks Seller Amazon!

Trabajar super bien, excelente compra

Muito bom 👍

Świetnie wygląda, szybki i poręczny. Warto dokupić etui

Are you finding researching a new SSD a complete minefield? Theres so many out there and I didn't know what to buy. I had 3 questions that I had to answer to come to my decision. Spoiler...they are not all equal! 1. Q: is it compatible with my iMac 2020 and iPad Pro 2018? (I'd read loads about compatibility issues and even contacted SanDisk who wouldn't commit to a clear answer). A: so far it works well with both, but see the speed results below. 2. Q: what speed does it give in real life? (I wanted to have around 1000 MBPS read and write speed even after sustained use). A: I did a Speedtest (Black Magic) through the Mac and it's giving approx. 950 MBPS read and write via the iMacs TB3 and USB port, which I'm very happy with. Remember, this is not a TB3 SSD. To get the full-rated 2000 MBps you'd need to use this with a USB 3.2 X2 port which my 2020 Mac doesn't have. Speed when connected to iPad? I'm not sure yet, but I'll revise this once I've worked it out. It's very decent though. 3. Q: why this particular SSD if you can't get the full speed out of it anyway? A1: it's fast enough for my needs right now, but it's heavily future proofed for when speedier ports become available on Macs or iPads. A2: it out performed similarly priced drives (Samsung T7, T5, Crucial X8, LaCie Rugged) and held its own against more expensive drives like Samsung X5, LaCie Rugged Pro, WD Black) with regards to speed and throttling, even after sustained use when transferring big files. (Throttling due to heat is a problem with many SSDs and claimed headline speeds aren't achieved in real life due to this). A3: it's small, seems durable for travelling and has no sharp edges to scratch other equipment. It comes with a USB-C to USB-C and a USB-C to USB-A cable. Both are a good length (approx. 30cm) for placement behind an iMac. A4: Its got a 5 year warranty. My question was… Should I go for the Extreme V2 (non-Pro version) rated at 1000 MBPS and save myself £45? The reviews are coming up decent as well for that one. Not quite as fast over sustained use, (approximately 800-ish), but if you don't ever see yourself ever getting a USB3.2 X2 machine, that would be my second choice.