High-Speed Solid State Drive (SSD) – 1TB / 2TB / 4TB External Portable

High-Speed Solid State Drive (SSD) – 1TB / 2TB / 4TB External Portable SSD AEVYVKV Hard Drive | USB 3.1 & Type-C | Rugged Military-Grade Storage Weapon for Laptop, Mobile, Mac

This is not your average storage drive. This is your digital survival kit.

Whether you're an engineer transferring CAD files, a field agent archiving mission-critical data, a contractor hauling blueprints, or a fitness tech moving video logs—losing your data is not an option. Enter the AEVYVKV Portable SSD: a deadly serious, lightning-fast, no-excuses external solid-state drive that fits in your pocket but performs like battlefield tech.

🛠 FULL TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS – HIGH ALERT PERFORMANCE

Brand: AEVYVKV
Model: T5 High-Speed SSD
Origin: Mainland China
Storage Capacities: 1TB, 2TB, 4TB
Interface: USB 3.1 & Type-C for blazing-fast transfers
Internal Interface Type: U.2, SATA 1.0
Material: Durable aluminum alloy + ABS plastic composite shell
Color Options: Red / Black / Blue
Form Factor: Ultra-compact (7.5 x 5.5 x 1 cm)
Weight: Ultra-lightweight, shock-resistant
Compatible Devices: Laptops, desktops, tablets, Android phones (OTG), MacBooks
OS Support: Windows 7/8/10/11, macOS, Android
File System Format: exFAT / NTFS
Storage Temperature Range: 0°C to 40°C
Data Cable: Original USB included
Use Case Restrictions: Not compatible with PS4, PS5, Xbox
4TB+ Notice: macOS users should purchase ≤4TB due to known Apple limitations
Formatting Tips: First use requires exFAT format (Windows only); do not reformat on Mac

⚠️ FIELD-GRADE FEATURES

• Blazing Transfer Speeds – Move 4K video, RAW images, and massive project files in seconds
• Military-Reliable Portability – Built with lightweight metal and plastic hybrid shell for drop resistance
• Universal Combat Readiness – Works across your gear: phones, laptops, desktops, and field systems
• Silent Operation – No moving parts, zero noise—ideal for tactical, stealthy environments
• No Excuses, No Errors – Plug in, transfer, unplug. Every byte matters when you're on mission