Currently, a 2TB Thunderbolt 5 SSD costs around $400, compared to $300 for a Thunderbolt 3/4 SSD and $180 for a USB SSD of the same capacity.

microSD Express is an advanced version of microSD that uses PCIe and NVMe interfaces similar to high-end SSD storage solutions to achieve significantly faster transfer speeds of up to 985MB/s.

MicroSD Express cards are expensive and precious. Why not just use an M.2 SSD?

Samsung unveiled a new microSD card with speeds similar to an SSD drive, the 256GB SD Express - what you need to know.

Yet, the cheap SSD turned out to just be a 64GB microSD in a circuit board with a USB-C connector. This is all despite the drive showing as 16TB storage on Windows, which Review Geek suspects is ...

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