Western Digital has unveiled new external Thunderbolt 3 solid state drives (SSD) this week at NAB 2018 created to transfer and share 4K and 8K raw video from multimedia cameras and other devices ...

The G-Drive Mobile Pro SSD from G-Technology is a Thunderbolt 3 drive, featuring an impressive maximum read speed rating of 2800 MB/s. This puts it in direct competition with the Samsung X5 SSD ...

It has a sharp exterior with a vivid blue peeking out from behind the grill of the exterior. Instead of Thunderbolt 3, G|Drive uses USB 3.1 type C and has speeds up to 560MB/s.

With the GDrive Pro SSD, we no longer need to worry about RAID controllers or multiple drives increasing points of failure, instead, we have a single enterprise Ultrastar SN200 3.84TB SSD offering ...

The G-DRIVE Pro ups the stakes with dual Thunderbolt 3 ports, which will allow you to daisy-chain five additional peripherals. Western Digital says that the enterprise-class SSD, which offers the ...

It’s also built for traveling and designed to prevent overheating. The G-Drive Mobile Pro has a Thunderbolt 3 port that lets you edit video while outdoors and can store up to a terabyte of data.

Heat away from the internal drive. Capacity options include 500GB and 1TB both offering Thunderbolt 3 connectivity. Performance is rated with a transfer rate of 2800 MB/s.

Anyone recommend a Thunderbolt 3 external (preferably portable) SSD drive which takes advantage of the incredible speed capabilities of Thunderbolt 3? Oh, and need it to be Mac compatible.

Still, a nicely designed, easy to set up and use product. If you’re looking for fast, dual-drive external storage, the $250 TerraMaster TD2 Thunderbolt 3 RAID enclosure is as good as we’ve seen.

Second, during the awkward Thunderbolt 3, USB 3.1, USB 3.2, Thunderbolt 4, and USB4 transition, you could wind up buying a USB-C cable that wouldn’t properly connect two devices with USB-C ports ...

Thunderbolt 3 is currently the most up-to-date version of this connection type, having first been introduced into the tech-space in 2015, the same time as USB-C. Data can travel across Thunderbolt ...