
SanDisk
SanDisk Extreme Portable 1TB External SSD (Renewed)
★★★★★
Rugged, pocket-sized 1TB external SSD with read speeds up to 550MB/s and USB-C connectivity — renewed and ready to go.
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Overview
Specifications
Brand
SanDisk
Model
Extreme Portable
Capacity
1TB
Interface
USB-C, USB 3.1
Read Speed
Up to 550MB/s
Condition
Renewed
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Check on Amazon →Frequently Asked Questions
What does "renewed" mean for this SanDisk SSD?
It has been professionally inspected, tested, and cleaned to function like new, with the same performance specs as the original product.
Is this SSD compatible with both USB-C and USB-A devices?
Yes, it connects via USB-C and typically includes an adapter or cable for USB-A ports, ensuring broad device compatibility.
Is the SanDisk Extreme Portable SSD water and dust resistant?
Yes, the Extreme Portable SSD carries an IP55 rating, meaning it is protected against water jets and dust ingress.
Can I use this SSD with both Mac and Windows computers?
Yes, though you may need to reformat it depending on the file system — exFAT works across both platforms out of the box.
How fast is 550MB/s in practical terms?
At 550MB/s, you can transfer a full-length HD movie in seconds, making it roughly 5–6 times faster than a typical external hard drive.