Review on 🔵 CalDigit Tuff Nano Plus 2TB - Compact Rugged IP67 USB-C 3.2 Gen 2 10Gb/s External NVME SSD, Thunderbolt 4 Compatible for Mac and PC, Up to 1055MB/s (2TB Nano Plus, Royal Blue) by Mike Malvo

This is a Caldigit Tuff Nano review featuring a brand new 16" Macbook Pro with Thunderbolt 3 40Gbps 100W, 17" OWC cable connected directly to the T3 connector on the MBP being tested at a speed of 700MB/s write and 904MB/s read using the Blackmagic Design Drive Speed Test. So be careful when you see a speed that says 'up'. However, it's fast and small for the money, and I'll probably buy another one for field work. . The small size fits my kit size well, small and fast is win-win. Go ahead and buy it. Works out of the box with Mac. Mac OS Extended (in the magazine). The second photo is against the back of the SSD enclosure so you can see how small it is. You can buy 2400MB/s-2800MB/s 4x NVMe RAID 0 arrays there, but they will be much larger. Okay, I just replaced the T3 cable with the one that came with the drive and the speeds are a bit faster, 776MB/s and 908MB/s. Interesting. Use the cable in the package, which is significantly inferior to the T3 cables there. Update: I can confirm this works with the 2020 11" iPad Pro. I tried the Sabrent NvME but the iPad didn't recognize it, the iPad doesn't support Thunderbolt 3. The nano hard drive is currently the fastest compact portable Drive that works with iPad I don't even need a hub because I can plug in an SD card reader, a SanDisk UHS-II, and burn a 2GB video file (300MB/s Sandisk card) in 7 seconds By the way, SanDisk's SD to USB-C card reader was the fastest in my tests, so go for it. I don't see the need for a Gnarbox box anymore. I record from an SD card to my iPad Pro because I have 1TB of storage. I can reset my iPad to Caldigit Tuff Nano if needed. But this process is slow. If you want to transfer 230GB from iPad to Caldigit Tuff Nano, it takes about 3 hours. I'm not sure why the process is so slow leaving the iPad he I still have the originals on the cards and a copy on the iPad, that's enough for me. I'm liking this Tuff Nano more and more, especially since the prices are falling.