Corsair pushes portable storage to the next-level with its EX400U SURVIVOR USB4 SSD

Corsair’s pushing 4,000 MB/s speeds with its portable EX400U SURVIVOR USB4 SSD

Let’s face it, most USB pen drives suck. If you want to move a lot of data from one system to another, you don’t want to use a cheap USB drive. With its new EX400U SURIVOR USB4 portable SSD, Corsair has delivered next-level portable storage performance. Using the fast 40 Gbps USB4 interface, Corsair can deliver full SSD performance levels on the go.

With sequential read speeds of up to 4,000 MB/s and sequential write speeds of up to 3,200 MB/s, Corsair’s new USB4 storage solution is blazingly fast. With USB4, this SSD has 4x the bandwidth of standard 10Gbps USB SSD enclosures, greatly accelerating data transfer times.

The EX400U SURVIVOR is IP55 rated, meaning its housing is hardy enough to withstand the rigours of daily on-the-go use. It’s also very compact, making it easy to fit in your pocket, backpack, or travel bag.

Corsair EX400U Survivor USB4 SSD – Pricing and Availability

Corsair’s new EX400U SURVIVOR USB4 external SSD is available now. Below are the prices of this new SSD from Corsair’s webstore.

  • EX400U SURVIVOR 1TB USB4 External SSD – £139.99
  • EX400U SURVIVOR 2TB USB4 External SSD – £244.99
  • EX400U SURVIVOR 4TB USB4 External SSD – £409.99

You can join the discussion on Corsair’s EX400U Survivor USB4 SSD on the OC3D Forums.

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