USB flash drive Team Group X2 MAX 2TB U3.2 black — 1000/900 MB/s

Team Group X2 MAX 2TB is a high-capacity USB flash drive with a USB 3.2 interface and listed sequential transfer speeds of up to 1000 MB/s read and 900 MB/s write. Housed in a compact black enclosure, this drive offers portable storage for large multimedia libraries, backups and project files while supporting fast data transfer between compatible PCs, laptops and other USB devices.

Advantages

The USB 3.2 interface and high sequential speeds reduce waiting time when moving large files and enable smoother handling of high-resolution media and large project archives. Its 2TB capacity provides ample room for extensive photo, video and document collections without needing external drives. The compact, black housing is designed for portability and everyday use, fitting easily into laptop bags and pockets and allowing quick connection to desktops and mobile stations that support USB 3.x.

Suitable for

• Transferring and backing up large multimedia files (4K/8K video, RAW photos)
• Portable storage for video editing and content creation projects
• Carrying large datasets, project archives and software installers between workstations
• Expanding available storage for laptops and ultrabooks on the go

Key specifications

• Form factor: USB flash drive in a compact external housing
• Interface: USB 3.2 (backward compatible with USB 3.1/3.0/2.0)
• Capacity: 2 TB
• Sequential performance (listed): up to 1000 MB/s read, up to 900 MB/s write
• Color: Black

How to use

Insert the Team Group X2 MAX into a compatible USB port on a computer or device that supports USB 3.x for best performance. Allow the host system to recognize and mount the drive; no special drivers are typically required for modern operating systems. Use standard file manager tools to copy, move or delete files. For large transfers, ensure the host device is set to a high-performance power profile and connected to a USB 3.x port to approach the listed sequential speeds.

Recommendations

For sustained high-speed transfers, connect the flash drive directly to a USB 3.x port on the host and avoid using passive hubs. Keep a copy of important data in a separate backup location to prevent data loss. Periodically check drive health with standard OS utilities and safely eject the device before removal to avoid file corruption.