Sabrent has been teasing its new Thunderbolt 5 external SSD for a few weeks now, but the company has it in-house and has tested it on an ultra-spec Razer Blade 18 laptop at over 6GB/sec reads.

There are a few other choices that have been announced, too, though with varying levels of availability. Sabrent, for example, was actually one of the first companies to announce a Thunderbolt 5 ...

The Sabrent Thunderbolt 3 NVMe SSD Docking Station provides not only a handy expansion of ports for your Mac, but also offers decently fast external storage at the same time.

To that end, Sabrent has just revealed its Rocket XTRM5 Thunderbolt 5 SSD that packs read speeds of over 6GB/s. Internally, a 2280 M.2 NVMe SSD is what powers this tremendous performance.

tl;dr. Sabrent's upcoming Rocket SSD uses Thunderbolt 5 to deliver impressive performance with over 6000 MBps read and 5000 MBps write speeds. Thunderbolt 5 offers three times the bandwidth of current ...

I’ve worked with many, many Thunderbolt docking stations and USB-C hubs over the past few years, and only one innovation has really felt transformative: the integration of an SSD directly into ...

Sabrent will soon release its Rocket XTRM5 portable SSD, which is set to be the company's flagship portable storage solution. The drive leverages Thunderbolt 5 technology, while also being ...

This compact Thunderbolt enclosure can accept your own M.2 NVMe SSD inside. Alternatively, OWC will sell you an Envoy Express already populated with an SSD, if you prefer.

Sabrent 1TB Rocket Nano XTRM The Rocket Nano XTRM is a 1TB External SSD with speeds of up to 2700MBps through its Thunderbolt 3 mode and 900MBps through a USB 3.2 connection.

Seagate announced its first Thunderbolt 5 SSD at CES. The new LaCie Rugged SSD Pro5 delivers read speeds of up to 6,700MB/s.