ADATA SE800 512GB Black Gen2 External Solid State Drive (SSD)

Feature of ADATA SE800 512GB Black Gen2 External 

The ADATA SE800 512GB external solid state drives is designed for ultimate mobility with its compact and lightweight form factor. What's more, it also looks great too, with its exquisite hairline-brushed surface. But more importantly are its performance and durability features, namely waterproofing, dust-proofing, and shock resistance, as well as blazing read/write speeds of up to 1000MB/s.

Faster Read/Write

Utilizing the USB 3.2 Gen 2 interface, the SE800 can hit read/write speeds of up to 1000 MB/s, making data transfers fast and furious.

Cut Down on the Wait

Cut down on the wait with the SE800. It can transfer files up to 12.5* times faster than an external HDD. Now that's a big jump in performance! Transferring a 50GB 4K movie can be done in as little as 50 seconds!

USB-C - It's Always the Right Way

Thankfully the SE800 ssd sports a USB-C (Type C) connector, which is reversible. There's no annoying up or down like with traditional USB. No guessing, plug in the first time. Every time!

Share and Enjoy Across Platforms

Plug n play with Windows, Mac OS, and Android* means you can move content between devices without limitations. Whether for work or enjoyment, the SE800 empowers you with simple connectivity.

One Tough Cookie

We make sure the adata ssd passes strict IEC IP68 standards. That means complete dust resistance and normal operation even after 30 minutes in 1.5m of water. So don't worry and get going - your data is safe. Beyond resisting dust and spills, the SE800 also meets the MIL-STD-810G 516.6 impact resistance standard so it can survive accidental drops and shocks with ease.

Portable and Chic

Unlike some external solid state drives out there, the SE800's elegant metal surface is a sight for sore eyes while its lightweight 40 gram form factor fits easily into your pocket.

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Specifications of ADATA SE800 512GB Black Gen2 External