ORICO 10Gbps Magnetic M.2 NVMe SSD Enclosure with PD100W Charging Port 4K ProRes Recording Max 2TB for iPhone 17/16/15 Pro/Pro Max/Plus Support SSD Size 2230/2242 B+M M-Key Diskless AP42P (Black)

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• 【4K ProRes Direct Recording】Compatible with iPhone 15/16/17 Pro/Pro Max series, enabling direct 4K ProRes video saving to external storage. Eliminate worries about phone storage limits and extra transfers. *Note: ProRes HDR 4K/120fps requires iPhone 16/17 Pro/Pro Max; 4K/60fps supports iPhone 15/16/17 Pro/Pro Max
• 【2TB Expandable Storage】 Expand your iPhone storage up to 2TB with this magnetic SSD enclosure. Supports NVMe M.2 2230/2242 SSDs (M Key only). Note: Not compatible with M SATA or M.2 SATA SSDs
• 【Strong Magnetic Attachment & PD 100W Charging】 Features 17 built-in magnets for secure attachment and stable data transfer. Includes a PD 100W charging port for simultaneous high-speed data transfer and device charging (up to 85W output). Ideal for prolonged video recording and heavy-duty tasks
• 【10Gbps Ultra-Fast Transfer】 USB 3.2 Gen2 technology delivers speeds up to 10Gbps (1000MB/s), transferring 1GB files in 1 second. Supports UASP acceleration and NVMe 2230/2242 SSDs for efficient workflows
• 【Broad Compatibility】 Works with M.2 NVMe (M Key) 2230/2242 SSDs and devices like iPhone 15/16/17 Pro/Pro Max, iPad Pro, MacBook, Android phones, laptops, and tablets via Type-C. *Package List: Magnetic m.2 NVMe SSD enclosure, 0.3m USB-C cable, magnetic ring, thermal pad, screws, screwdriver, manual
• 【Kindly Note】This product is an SSD enclosure; the solid-state drive (SSD) must be purchased separately. Due to power limitations of the phone's USB port, it is recommended to use SSDs with a power consumption of 4.5W or lower. For higher-power SSDs, external power supply via the PD port is required. If the SSD power draw exceeds the limit, disconnections may occur, potentially interrupting recording