Most of the new flagship smartphones are able to record 4K/UHD video recording thus the sizes of would be bumped up to a few hundred Megabyte to even Gigabyte for a clip video.
On more layman copying speeds test on the USB 3.1 Gen 2, I would able to get a consist 650MB/s to 700MB/s with a single block of file (29GB) and dropped drastically to 200MB/s to 300MB/s on small multi-block files. The 1,050MB/s and 950MB/s probably reserved for the 960GB model. Here are some benchmark tests of the drive by using USB Type-A, Type-C (USB 3.1 Gen 2) and Samsung Galaxy S10e (USB 3.0) USB Type-Aīased on the result of the tests, the Transcend ESD350C only able to hit close to 800MB/s on reading and writing speeds which consider very fast for an external portable drive. The Transcend ESD350C drive comes preformatted in the exFAT file system so it will work with both Windows and macOS. The palm-sized portable SSD drive only measured at 96.5mm x 53.6mm x 12.5mm and weight at 87gram only.Īccording to Transcend, the ESD350C meets US military drop-test standards which give you peace of mind with the data your stored in the drive. The drive is an enclosure of an M.2 NVMe drive that uses silicone rubber case and ruggedized for a better shock-resistant and sportiness in design. Inside the box, it has the drive, some documentation and two USB Type-C cables (Type C to C and Type C to A) Top USB-C to USB-A, Bottom USB-C to USB-C Built Behind are some descriptions of the technical specs of the drive on different languages. Very similar with it others Transcend storage packaging that has the red and white colours theme. It offers three storage size 240GB, 480GB and 960GB. It equipped with USB 3.1 Gen 2 interface with the support of UASP (USB Attached SCSI Protocol) which can deliver up-to 1,050MB/s reads and 950MB/s writes. Transcend, one of the storage market leaders announced their latest portable SSD, ESD350C in late May 2019. With the new NAND Flash technology, it can be in smaller form factor and higher durability in term of shock-resistance. Files and data are getting bigger thus the offline storage solutions have evolved from standard 2.5mm disk drive to M.2 NVMe by taking full advantage of the new USB 3.1 Gen 2 (up to 1,250 MB/s).
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