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Adata SE800 Portable SSD review: IP68 rating makes it extra-tough

Adata SE800 Portable SSD review: IP68 rating makes it extra-tough

Posted on May 12, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

This compact, good-looking, good-performing drive can also stand up to the elements.

Most ultraportable SSDs are rugged by design, but Adata’s SE800 Potable SSD takes the cake with a real, honest-to-goodness IP68 rating. That means you can drop it in the pool or bury it in the garden without fear of damage. Why you’d want to do those things is another question. We’d recommend you simply keep it in your pocket, given that it’s cheaper and just as fast as the top-tier competition.
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