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Adata HV620S 4tb Portable External Hard Drive
HV620S External Hard Drive
The ultra-portable HV620S packs up to 4TB of external storage in a drive that?s only 11.5mm thick. The design also shines with a mirror-like gloss, simple but elegant and fitting for dependable, go-anywhere storage that runs via fast USB 3.1. For all your content and with nearly universal device compatibility, the
HV620S embodies smart design that increases capacity and performance while reducing physical space requirements.
Even Slimmer Design
The HV620S takes the proven performance and reliability of our existing 2.5 inch external hard drives and re-defines them. At only 11.5mm in profile, it?s super-slim for sleek elegance and superior portability, fitting easily in any briefcase or backpack. From meeting rooms to treks in nature, the HV620S never gets in the way and always adds a touch of style to your storage.
Scratch-Prevention Design
A raised lip on the edge of the drive protects the surface from scratching when the drive is laid flat.
Features
Slim profile design
SuperSpeed USB 3.1 interface, backwards compatible with USB 2.0
Stylish design and mirror-like surface
Bright cold-blue LED indicator
Raised peripheral lip protects surface from scratching
Specifications
Interface: USB 3.1
Capacity:4TB
Color: Black
Dimensions (L x W x H):
115 x 78 x 21mm / 4.5 x 3.1 x 0.8in
Weight:
230g / 8.1oz
Warranty: 3 years
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