Performance-driven and bold. That sums up the SE770G external solid state drive (SSD). With read/write speeds of 1000/800 MB/s and support for USB3.2 Gen 2 and Type-C, this external SSD is your go-to storage device for video and photo editing and gaming on the move. Performance aside, the SE770G will dazzle too with the unmistakable glow of RGB.
The SE770G isn't your typical run-of-the-mill external SSD. With a spacious panel of RGB, it will light up your work space with a glorious cube-patterned effect.
In the Shadows No More
Your external SSD doesn't have to lurk in the shadows anymore. With RGB lighting, the SE770G joins all your other RGB gear to bath your desktop in light.
Get Up to Speed
With USB 3.2 Gen 2 connectivity, the SE770G delivers read/write speeds up to 1,000/800 MB/s, which is up to 12.5 times faster than traditional external hard drives. This means it can transfer a 10GB 4K video file in just 20 seconds.
Based on internal testing which compared the SE770G with an ADATA external HDD. The PC used during testing supports USB 3.2 Gen 2 and has UASP driver installed. Actual performance may vary depending on the host device's hardware and software configurations.
No Wrong Way with USB-C
The SE770G sports USB Type-C connectivity, which features a symmetrical connector that plugs in the first time, every time, regardless of orientation.
Use it with Your Game Console
The SE770G 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 SE770G 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.
Support for external storage devices varies by game console.
All Major OS Covered
Android, macOS, and Windows, the SE770G supports them all. Enjoy your videos, photos, music, and everything else at any moment, and easily share them with the SE770G. Plus, it's great for gaming too.
The software and hardware of the host device must be compatible with and support external solid state hard drives in order to utilize OTG data backup and transmission functions.
