SSD disk Angelbird Technologies 2 TB mini SATA AtomX

The Angelbird Technologies 2 TB mini SATA AtomX SSD delivers 2 TB of solid-state storage in a compact silver enclosure designed for portable high-performance use. It provides sustained read speeds up to 560 MB/s and write speeds up to 520 MB/s, making it suitable for tasks that require fast sequential transfer. The drive is lightweight at 0.09 kg and offers the physical profile of a mini SATA form factor for use where space is limited.

Advantages

This AtomX mini SATA SSD combines high-capacity storage with fast read and write performance to reduce transfer times and support demanding workflows. Its compact, lightweight silver design makes it easy to carry and integrate into portable recording or editing setups. The SATA interface ensures broad compatibility with devices and adapters that accept mini SATA storage.

Suitable for

• On-location video recording and playback where compact storage is required
• Photographers and content creators who need high-capacity portable media
• Backup and large-file transfer between portable devices and workstations

Key specifications

• Storage capacity: 2000 GB
• Sequential read speed: up to 560 MB/s
• Sequential write speed: up to 520 MB/s
• Interface: mini SATA (SATA III compatible performance)
• Weight: 0.09 kg
• Colour: Silver

How to use

Install the AtomX mini SATA SSD into a compatible mini SATA slot or use an appropriate adapter or caddy that accepts mini SATA drives. Ensure the host device is powered off during installation, secure the drive in place, and then power the system on. Format the drive with a file system appropriate for your recording or editing workflow before first use. For large continuous recordings, verify the host device supports sustained transfer rates matching the drive’s capabilities.

Recommendations

Use the drive with devices and adapters designed for mini SATA form factor to ensure correct fit and reliable connection. Regularly back up important data to a second storage location and format the drive using the recommended file system for your recorder or editing platform to avoid compatibility issues.