(PR) CORSAIR (Nasdaq: CRSR) announces the immediate availability of the EX400U USB4 External SSD, delivering outstanding data transfer speeds and exceptional portability, setting a new standard in ...

While Corsair’s EX400U is on the slow side for a USB4 SSD, it’s also less expensive. It’s faster and more compatible across platforms than 20Gbps USB3.2×2 SSDs, as well. We’d like a ...

With the EX400U, Corsair has fulfilled the desire of many media professionals for a compact and powerful external SSD. It combines a small housing with USB4 speed. Price When Reviewed This value ...

Faster (and larger) than its Mini forerunner, the Corsair MP600 Micro is a good 2242 form factor NVMe SSD for your Lenovo or other device with a 2242 M.2 slot. It appears that Lenovo really set ...

Trace-Based Tests And Conclusion Corsair MP700 Elite PCIe Gen 5 SSD: $259 MSRP, (2TB) The new Corsair MP700 Elite PCIe Gen 5 SSD outguns previous-gen DRAM-less drives and consumes less power than ...

A bit pricey for some, but as we see it, you are getting what you pay for, in this case, the world's best-performing flash-based consumer SSD. With an MSRP of $289.99, Corsair's 2TB MP700 had us ...

The Corsair EX400U portable SSD is what we’ve all been waiting for, and it delivers the performance I’d hoped for. Such a massive leap in speed over Gen 2 or even Gen2x2 that it’s impossible ...

The Corsair MP600 Pro LPX SSD is optimized for use with the PS5, so it's about as fast, seamless, and durable as the storage already integrated into your console. If you play a lot of downloadable ...

Corsair's PCIe 5.0 MP700 Elite delivers some impressively cool performance. Not only is it remarkably power-efficient, but it also drives some of the best random 4K numbers we've seen to date ...

Corsair MP700: Starting At $169.99 (1TB), $289.99 (2TB) The Corsair MP700 SSD is crazy fast and breaks the 10GB/sec barrier, courtesy of Phison's E26 controller and its PCIe Gen 5 interface.

Corsair's MP700 internal SSD can help take your gaming or content creation to a new level, but you'll need to buy or build a new, PCI Express 5.0-compatible PC to take full advantage of it.