At this point in time, costs are broadly trending upwards for even the best SSDs. The ADATA SE920 portable SSD connected to an Apple MacBook Pro.

The Adata SD810 has consistently fast transfer speeds and doesn't cost an arm and a leg. It's small, sleek, and dust- and water-protected, too, making it a great all-round portable SSD for gaming ...

ADATA SD810 SSD: Starting at $89.99 (1TB), up to $149.99 (2TB) The ADATA SD810 is a no-frills portable SSD with a tough titanium chassis, fast USB 20 Gbps connectivity, and IP68 ingress protection ...

The Adata SD810 is affordable, especially in the 4TB and breezed through the majority of our tests. It was very slow in the 450GB write, but that will affect few users.

A colorful Mister Fred-designed version of the Adata Legend 850 NVMe SSD performed exceptionally well in our 48GB real-world file transfers, and extraordinarily well for a 512GB SSD.

We found a lot to like about the ADATA Elite SE880 external solid-state drive (starts at $79.99 for 500GB; $129.99 for 1TB as tested). This tiny, featherweight portable SSD gives you the zippiness ...

Samsung and Adata are both teasing PCIe 5.0 SSDs with read/write speeds up to 14/12 GBps. Solid state storage coming in 2022 that’s essentially twice as fast as the fastest PCIe 4.0 drives.

As for the ADATA SU635 SSD, I was all set to RMA because I thought it had bricked itself, until I put a new SSD in, and got the same result.

Choosing the best SSD for gaming can be confusing, but here are our top picks across all formats to make things easier.

Hardware ssd pcie Adata unveils "the world's fastest M.2 SSD" Sequential read speeds of 7,400 MB/s! By Rob Thubron September 21, 2020, 10:47 AM 27 comments ...

ADATA's excellent SSD lineage raises expectations sky-high for its TLC-based Falcon M.2 drive. It's solid, but it can't soar above earlier efforts from the likes of WD—and ADATA itself.

ADATA recently release two new m.2 NVMe drives - the Swordfish and the Falcon. Which drive should you pick up for your next upgrade?