For those who still want stellar sustained throughput, but for less moolah than an 80Gbps SSD, the 40Gbps SE920 will get the job done and then some. Note, a 40Gbps USB4 external SSD isn’t for everyone. Your PC needs to support the USB4 or the Thunderbolt 3/4/5 spec in order to take advantage — and while cheaper than 80Gbps, it’s still not cheap. If you’re equipped to enter the club, the Adata SE920 EX will reward you with nearly 4GBps transfers, and at a slightly more affordable price than our previous pick for USB4, the OWC Express 1M2 — we’re talking $280 for a 1TB Adata SE920 versus $300 fo
The verdict is in: These are the 7 best external SSDs for gaming… If you're equipped to enter the club, the Adata SE920 EX will reward you with nearly 4GBps transfers, and at a slightly more affordable price than our previous pick for USB4, the OWC Express 1M2 -- we're talking $280 for a 1TB Adata SE920 versus $300 for the 1TB OWC drive. …
… I'm less impressed by two new features: voice commands, which are useful but not necessary, and new "beauty" features that use AI to adjust your face. While the latter features work, I prefer a more natural appearance, flaws and all. …
… The ZeroWriter Fold is now up for pre-order on Kickstarter, with an early bird price of $269 USD.