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Seagate launches One Touch SSD, delivering portable NVMe performance

Matthew Wilson May 6, 2021 SSD Drives

Today, Seagate launches the One Touch SSD, offering NVMe performance in an external, portable form factor, with up to 2TB of capacity.

The Seagate One Touch SSD is rated for sequential read/write speeds of up to 1030MB/s, using a USB 3.2 Gen 2 USB-C interface. As a portable drive, device compatibility is wide ranging, including support for Windows, Mac and Android devices.

As we can see in the image above, the One Touch SSD uses an aluminium top cover and a soft-touch fabric surface. Colour-wise, the drive is available in black, silver or blue. For monitoring, file syncing, backup and data recovery, users can install Seagate's included Toolkit desktop software.

The Seagate One Touch SSD will be available before the end of this month with MSRPs of £79.99 (500GB), £134.99 (1TB) and £254.99 (2TB).

KitGuru Says: Are any of you in need of a portable SSD? What do you think of the new Seagate One Touch SSD?

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