The black PX10 Plus Gen 2 Portable SSD from Silicon Power is a digital storage solution in a tiny portable package. This portable SSD connects to computers and phones for additional storage. Save your Apple ProRes 4K video on the SSD, no app or software required. Enjoy data transfer speeds up to 1050 MB/s, the included USB-C cable reaches speeds up to 10 Gb/s over USB-C Gen 3.2. An aluminum construction ensures long term durability.
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Key Features
- Records Apple ProRes 4K at 60p
- 1050 MB/s Data Speeds
- 10 Gb/s USB-C 3.2 Gen 2
- Aluminum Construction
The black PX10 Plus Gen 2 Portable SSD from Silicon Power is a digital storage solution in a tiny portable package. This portable SSD connects to computers and phones for additional storage. Save your Apple ProRes 4K video on the SSD, no app or software required. Enjoy data transfer speeds up to 1050 MB/s, the included USB-C cable reaches speeds up to 10 Gb/s over USB-C Gen 3.2. An aluminum construction ensures long term durability.
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Silicon Power PX10 Plus Gen 2 Overview
UPC: 886576084374
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Silicon Power PX10 Plus Gen 2 Reviews
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By Dwight
Rated 1 out of 5
Date: 2025-10-20
I originally gave this a 4-star review after I bought a better usb-c cable. Now, after a few days, I am changing it to 1-star because the device simply isn't reliable (and I returned it: thank you BH!). I had my laptop on the table when someone hit a chair against the table, not so hard, but hard enough to annoy the SSD. I tried different cables and dongles. The SSD would not survive the smallest vagary of life. When it was purchased to attach to an iPhone for ProRes video, its instability on a laptop on a table meant it would never work for the work I intended, so I sent it back. I replaced it with the Lexar 2TB Professional Go Portable SSD w/Hub. A bit more expensive but it solved the problem.
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