High-Speed Performance for Demanding Workflows The Prograde PG10 USB4 SSD Workflow Drive is crafted for professionals who need top-tier performance in their digital workspace. With an impressive read and write speed of up to 2500MB/s, this drive handles high-resolution photos, 4K video, and other large files with ease, streamlining your workflow like never before. Choose from 2TB, 4TB, or 8TB capacities to suit your storage needs, knowing this drive will consistently deliver high-speed performance, whether you're in the studio or on location. Next-Level Compatibility and Connectivity Equipped with a USB 4.0 interface, this SSD is designed to be fully compatible with Thunderbolt 4, Thunderbolt 3, and other USB Type-C ports. This versatile connectivity ensures seamless integration with a range of devices, letting you work efficiently across platforms without hassle. The included certified USB 4.0 cable adds to the drive's reliability, making high-speed data transfer effortless and stable, whether you're transferring hours of footage or high-resolution images. Enhanced Workflow Control with Refresh Pro and Power Sensing The Prograde PG10 drive goes beyond simple storage by integrating powerful workflow tools. The drive’s Refresh Pro compatibility allows you to proactively monitor health, optimize performance, and update firmware, giving you confidence in your drive's longevity and reliability. Its innovative power-sensing LED indicator provides peace of mind, ensuring the drive is receiving the necessary 15 watts of power for optimal operation. Secure Mounting and Convenient Identification Designed with practical, secure features, the Prograde PG10 includes a patented magnetic base and an optional metal plate for secure workstation mounting. For easy organization, the writable label area works with Avery labels, helping you quickly identify contents at a glance. Plus, for added security, the drive’s serial number matches the one on the carrying case, ensuring your data is protected wherever you take it.
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