SanDisk's Extreme Pro Portable SSD is the fastest external USB Gen 2 drive we've tested to date. The IP55-rated design means it can fend off water and dust, too.

The Sandisk Extreme Pro is the flagship, top tier, big dog solution from Sandisk. It features USB 3.2 Gen2x2 or 20GB/s USB 3.2 behind the USB-C connection. It is being offered in several capacities.

The SanDisk Extreme Pro has given me a glimpse at what proper USB4 external SSDs like this have in store for us, and it's enough to make me rather excited. Mainstream usable 40 Gbps USB4 drives ...

Obviously, the Sandisk Extreme Pro SSD with USB4 uses the USB4 protocol and it’s of the high-end 40Gbps variety. USB4 does allow 20Gbps implementations, though we haven’t seen any drives using it.

Our Verdict The Extreme Pro With USB4 isn’t the fastest SSD around, but it’s more than fast enough for most non-professional users, and a lot more affordable than high-end Thunderbolt drives ...

SanDisk today introduced the Extreme PRO SSD, which offers sequential read speeds of 550 megabytes/second (MB/S) and write speeds of up to 520 MB/s in capacities up to 1TB. The SanDisk Extreme PRO ...

SanDisk says the new drive will "supercharge a PC or game console with 24-7 consistent high performance." nCache Pro Technology According to SanDisk, Extreme Pro SSD employs new technology, called ...

If you need a robust yet speedy yet high in storage hard drive, the SanDisk Extreme Pro Portable 2TB External USB-C NVMe SSD is exactly what you want. It usually costs $295 but right now, you can ...

SanDisk has released the Extreme Pro series SSD which we benchmark and review. Though performance wise they will only be a notch faster, they offer better endurance, ling lasting performance, 10 ...

Sandisk's commitment to Extreme PRO users isn't just a nice marketing pitch either. As one of only six NAND flash manufacturers, the company will be around ten years from now to support the products.

Our Verdict The Extreme Pro With USB4 isn’t the fastest SSD around, but it’s more than fast enough for most non-professional users, and a lot more affordable than high-end Thunderbolt drives.

But there's none of that nonsense with the SanDisk Extreme Pro; it's a thin drive that I found to cap out at just 66 °C during my testing. The Extreme Pro doesn't have your usual external SSD's ...