USB 3.2 Ultra High Speed Transmission: MOVE SPEED USB drive up to 570MB/s read & 520MB/s write speed via USB 3.2—outperforming traditional USB 3.1. Quickly transfer high-res photos, videos, and large files to boost workflow efficiency. (Results based on internal testing, actual performance may vary slightly depending on factors like host device, interface, and usage conditions.)

Dual Interfaces, good for Cross-Platform Transfer: USB stick with USB 3.2 for computers, Type-C for Android phones. No converters needed: transfer 4K videos, photos, and files between devices directly, ditching extra cables and software. Perfect for creators, professionals, parents, and travelers—seamless syncing and backup across gadgets. No more storage worries, easy switching anytime.

Wide Compatibility: This high-speed portable thumb drive works seamlessly with computers, smart TVs, car stereos, smartphones (including iPhone 17/16/15 series), iPads, laptops, and MacBooks. It offers broad compatibility with backward support for USB 3.0 and USB 2.0 ports, so it connects to nearly all your gadgets.(Incompatible with lightning port)

Premium Build & Durability: MOVE SPEED external SSD features a high-grade zinc alloy casing, designed for superior shock resistance and efficient heat dissipation. Its dual-interface protective covers provide extra defense, shielding both ports from dust, scratches, and daily wear and tear. Crafted to withstand regular use, it combines durability with smart design to protect your data.

Professional Customer Service Team: We’ve got 7/24 rage-free support and lifetime tech squad. our team slays 90% issues in 24hrs. If you have any questions about our products, please feel free to contact us and we will assist you.

Capacity Note Storage: For a 1TB external SSD memory stick its displayed capacity often varies between operating systems: it typically shows the full 1TB on macOS but only around 931GB on Windows. This 7% to 10% reduction in displayed capacity (compared to the drive’s labeled capacity) comes from differences in unit interpretation algorithms. Windows follows the binary standard defining 1GB as 1024MB USB storage devices like SSDs and drives use the decimal standard for labeling where 1GB equals 1000MB.