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The lowest price for Kanguru UltraLock Superspeed+ USB-C M.2 NVMe External SSD 2 TB| Secure Portable Solid State Drive |Physical Write Protect Switch| Secure Firmware| TAA Compliant | right now is £389.24. Priceway compares prices from 2 stores, of which 2 have the item in stock. Delivery is shown separately when the store provides it.
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Features. SuperSpeed+ USB 3.1 Gen 2. Up to 675MB/s Sequential Read. Up to 575 MB/s Sequential Write. Physical Write Protect Switch. Backwards Compatible with USB 3.1 Gen 1 and USB 2.0. Bus Powered. Lightweight and Portable. Windows / Mac Compatible. Compact, Lightweight, Durable Design. Easy to Use. TAA Compliant. Secure Firmware. Available Capacities 1T, 2T, 4T & 8T. The new Kanguru UltraLock Superspeed+ USB-C M.2 NVMe External SSD provides exceptionally fast read/write speeds and a generous amount of data storage, along with a convenient physical write protect switch. The portable enclosure combines a sleek, metal housing with SuperSpeed+ USB 3.1 Gen 2 connectivity to make the Kanguru UltraLock USB-C M2 NVMe a super-fast and powerful solution for storing your data. With up to 675MB/s Sequential Read speed and 575 MB/s Sequential Write, it’s one of the fastest external USB drives on the market. The physical write protect switch provides peace of mind to work safely on any computer, allowing you to quickly and conveniently switch to read-only mode if you suspect a virus on a workstation.
