Case TRACER USB 3.1 Type-C M.2 NVME 702 AL ARMOR TRAOBD46404

Offer's description

The TRACER USB3.1 Type-C M.2 NVME 702 AL ARMOR case is a device with a really small size and maximum possibilities at the same time. It is used for saving and transferring data on m.2 PCI.e NVME disk. Dimensions: 110 * 43 * 12 mm allow you to freely store and transport the case with your files, because the case fits in a woman's purse, briefcase, laptop bag and, of course, in a suitcase.
The housing has a designer look, the place for mounting the disk slides out in an interesting way. There is no possibility of scratching, damaging or resetting the memory. In addition, the material used: aluminum also affects the aesthetic impression. The casing is designed as an ARMOR model, resistant to mechanical damage. The presented housing boasts a fashionable silver color, so it will fit the tastes of most potential users.
The external interface offers USB3.1 10Gb / s 2nd generation data transfer speed. Connect freely with the included USB-C cable and benefit from the latest transfer technology. You will achieve a flow speed that meets your needs. Don't be limited, have access to your files whenever you need to!
The housing supports the operating system: Windows SE / ME / 2000 / XP / Vista / Windows7 / 8/10 and MAC iOS. The device supports UASP and TRIM technologies.
The housing is used for m.2 PCI.e NVME disks 20/40/60/80 mm long (type 2230/2242/2260/2280) with a maximum capacity of 2 TB.
This type of disk is already popular in the market of computer accessories and is the latest trend in external memory trends. It gained recognition for its maximum speeds and ease of use. It is delighted, among others, by graphic designers, computer designers, people working with video and sound processing, and programmers. NVME technology is also popularized by making the prices of these drives more attractive. These drives use edge connectors and are mounted directly on the computer's motherboard. However, this can be troublesome, because each data transfer from such a disk requires its removal from the disk. An external housing that supports this type of standard seems to be a perfect solution.