The SE760 external SSD combines elegant aesthetics with high-speed performance. What's more, the SSD sports a clean, streamlined design characterized by a sturdy metal shell with a clean hairline-brushed surface. Using the USB 3.2 Gen 2 interface the SE760 delivers read speeds of up to 1050 MB/s.
With USB 3.2 Gen 2, the SE760 sports read speed of up to 1,050 MB/s, which is up 12.5 times faster than an external hard drive. It'll only take you 10 seconds to transfer a 10GB 4K movie. Now that's fast.
This result was achieved in a lab environment utilizing a PC with USB 3.2 Gen 2 support and UASP driver installed. Actual performance may vary depending on host device and software configurations.
USB-C– It's Always the Right Way
The SE760 uses a USB-C (Type C) connector, which is reversible. There's no annoying up or down like with older USB connectors. No guessing, plug it in the first time. Every time.
Share and Enjoy Across Devices
Plug n play with Windows, Mac OS, and Android means you can move content between devices without limitations. Whether for work or enjoyment, the SE760 empowers you with simple connectivity and the convenience of USB-C.
Please confirm that your host device supports OTG (On-The-Go) functionality. Some operating systems may require the SE760 to be reformatted when connected.
Use it with Your Game Console
The SE760 can be connected to game consoles and be used as backup storage for games that are not currently being played. For older game consoles, the SE760 can help to improve game loading performance for a more seamless experience.
Actual loading times may vary depending on the game. Reformatting may be required for the external SSD to work with game consoles.
Beautifully Crafted
The SE760 features a beautiful metal shell with an understated hairline-brushed that looks and feels exquisite.
Smaller, Quieter, More Reliable
With no mechanical components, SSDs are smaller and more resilient than HDDs. They are more resistant to shock, vibration, and therefore provide better protection for data. What's more, SSDs also run silently.
