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Sabrent Rocket nano V2 Portable SSD
Sabrent Rocket nano V2 Portable SSD Review: Sustained Performance on the Go

By Shane Downing Published

Tiny, 20 Gbps portable SSD with mixed performance

External SSDs
Phison E26 SSD
Phison E26 SSD Preview: PCIe 5.0 SSDs Are Finally Here

By Shane Downing Published

The fastest drives are just around the corner

SSDs
Solidigm P44 Pro
Solidigm P44 Pro SSD Review: Platinum P41, Take Two (Updated)

By Shane Downing Published

Update That Solidigm P44 Pro is the SK hynix Platinum P41 under a different name. Under the new umbrella it has access to Solidigm’s software support and the MSRP is more attractive.

Update
Kingston NV2 SSD
Kingston NV2 SSD Review: Cheap But Risky

By Shane Downing Published

A generic budget SSD with irregular hardware

SSDs
Kingston IronKey Vault Privacy 80 External SSD
Kingston and Adata Lead Retail SSD Market

By Anton Shilov Published

Kingston and Adata are leading pure-play SSD supplier rankings.

SSDs
Gigabyte
Gigabyte Z790 QVL Reveals New DDR5-7400, DDR5-7200 RAM

By Anton Shilov Published

Gigabyte pre-announces DDR5-7000+ memory modules from Aorus, Adata, and Kingston.

DDR5
Kingston IronKey Vault Privacy 80 External SSD
Kingston IronKey Vault Privacy 80 External SSD Review: Slow Security on the Go

By Shane Downing Published

We put the Kingston IronKey Vault Privacy 80 external SSD through a full gamut of testing to see how it stacks up.

External SSDs
Kingston SSD
Kingston KC3000 2 TB SSD Priced at $246 at Amazon

By Ash Hill Published

The Kingston KC3000 2 TB SSD has lowered to $246 at Amazon as we closer to the beginning of Amazon Prime Day.

SSDs
Inland Platinum
Inland Platinum External SSD Review: Putting the “P” in Portable

By Shane Downing Published

We put the Inland Platinum External SSD through its paces in a series of real-world tests.

External SSDs
Kingston VP80ES
Kingston's New Encrypted SSD Unlocks Via Touch Screen

By Mark Tyson Published

OS-independent XTS-AES 256-bit encrypted device unlocks with your passcode or phrase and is said to safeguard against Brute Force attacks and BadUSB with its digitally-signed firmware.

External SSDs
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