TEAMGROUP Announces the TEAMGROUP PD20M Magnetic External SSD – MagSafe Innovation, Lightweight Sophistication
TEAMGROUP, the global memory provider of top-of-the-line storage solutions, today announced the release of the MagSafe-compatible TEAMGROUP PD20M Magnetic External SSD. It is one of the lightest and thinnest MagSafe-related products on the market. Weighing merely 40 g and measuring only 0.82 cm, the PD20M is easy to grip and take on the go. You can attach it to a mobile device without any additional accessories, and its elegant curved design allows you to comfortably hold it in your hands.
The TEAMGROUP PD20M Magnetic External SSD has a magnetic strength of over 0.8 kg, making it able to snap on a mobile device instantly. The stylish and portable design allows users to store valuable data on their phones in a variety of situations. The PD20M Magnetic External SSD uses the USB Type-C interface and is compatible with most devices that use it. These include the Apple iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max【1】 smartphones, which have a maximum transfer speed of 10 Gbps. Able to store data in a flash, the PD20M delivers performance and convenience, making it the ideal solution for expanding storage capacity.
TEAMGROUP is dedicated to providing innovative storage solutions that meet the latest market demands, continuing to strive for innovation and excellence to bring sophisticated and diversified storage solutions to consumers around the world. The TEAMGROUP PD20M External SSD is scheduled to be released in March. Please stay tuned to the latest news on TEAMGROUP’s official website and social media channels.
【Notes】
【1】Apple-related product names are used to provide a better understanding of the product. Apple, iPhone, and other related names are registered trademarks of Apple Inc.
【2】Product images are only for reference; the actual product serves as the standard.
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