The Envoy Ultra isn't some piddly USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 or Thunderbolt 4 SSD, no. It uses the recently-introduced Thunderbolt 5 protocol, which, according to OWC, should allow it to move files at more ...
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OWC Thunderbolt 5 SSD gets first review, and yes, it can reach 48Gbps — making it the fastest single-drive portable SSD that you can buyAll told, the new portable SSD offers transfer speeds up to two-times faster than Thunderbolt 4, the company revealed. In a statement at launch, OWC founder and CEO Larry O’Connor said ...
Orico claims its MiniMate will offer speeds up to 40Gbps by attaching to one of the Mac mini’s Thunderbolt/USB4 ports. However, that speed will depend on the type of NVMe SSD used which will ...
The Envoy also works with USB 4 and Thunderbolt ports and can be mounted on Macs, iPads, PCs or docking stations. This little SSD ships pre-formatted as an APFS drive so it’s ready to get to ...
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