Sandisk E61 extreme mobile version (1TB)

As a more recently released product, E61 is smaller and lighter than E80 (Figure 8 and Figure 9) in overall volume and weight, but it is simply equipped with materials and workmanship. E61 has a plastic shell and no metal edging, and the texture of the lanyard hole is slightly worse than E80. However, the E61 interface standard supports USB3.2 GEN2, and the theoretical read/write speed is faster than E80. Figure 5 shows the read/write test of E61 on the Lightning 4 interface, and Figure 9 shows the read/write test of E80 on the same interface for your reference.

It is very compact, narrower than the bus card, but slightly longer than the bus card. Of course, it is thicker than the bus card, but it is already very thin. The back material is non slip, but it has a disadvantage that it is easy to stick ash, which is acceptable. It took a while to evaluate it. The reading and writing speed is very fast. On my laptop, reading large files is stable at more than 600M/s, and writing seems to be 500M/s. Maybe it's because my laptop is old (bought five years ago) and can't give full play to its proper performance

I am an Apple computer in the Mac system. It used to be troublesome to use a mobile hard disk. I had to format it first and change it to fat. When I got this, my first impression was that the hard disk was so small! Plug in the computer, and there is a built-in Apple application that can be directly used after installation. The transmission speed is very fast! Special recommendation!