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 ...

WD has also made available a more affordable option in the for of the G-DRIVE mobile Pro SSD solution with Thunderbolt 3 which will be available during the summer months of 2018 offering 500GB of ...

Formatting the drive and switching to Windows 10, we see 2800 MB/s read from QD16 through QD256. Write performance touched 940 MB/s at QD16 and holds through QD128.

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.

Next door are a couple of Thunderbolt 3 ports enabling you to use the G-Drive in a daisy-chain with five other TB-connected drives. Note that you can also use the Thunderbolt cable, which is Type ...

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.

To start testing on the Accell Thunderbolt 3 Dock, we fired up DST. Testing the daisy chain port with our G-Drive Pro SSD, we reached 906 MB/s read, and 859 MB/s write.

The G-Dock ev ships with a Thunderbolt cable for connecting the dock to a Mac, and also with a USB 3.0 cable in case you want to connect the standalone drive directly into the computer instead of ...

Needless to say, Sonnet’s Fusion Thunderbolt 3 PCIe Flash Drive is in a whole different league when it comes to performance for a bus-powered portable drive. Sonnet uses Toshiba’s speedy 1TB ...