TEAMGROUP 2TB X2 MAX External/Portable SSD 1000MB/s, Dual USB Hard Drive Compatible with iPhone17&iPad&Mac, Steam Deck/PC/Windows/Android/PS5/Laptop/Tesla, Type C &A, USB 3.2 Gen2 TX2MAX32TBT01
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Friday, May 29
Size: 2TB
Style: X2 MAX
Features
- Blazing Speeds with 1000MB/s Ultra-Fast Transfer.
- Type-C & Type-A Compatibility Provides Universal Support.
- 2TB of Massive Storage Offers Limitless Creativity.
- The Storage Savior for AAA Games.
- High efficient aluminum alloy cooling.
- Cable-Free Convenience Allows for Plug and Play.
- Refer to the latest version on the official website. In case of discrepancies, the official website prevails.
Brand: TEAMGROUP
Memory Storage Capacity: 2 TB
Hardware Interface: USB 3.2 Gen 1, USB 3.2 Gen 2, USB Type C
Special Feature: Portable
Write Speed: 900 Megabytes Per Second
Read Speed: 1000 Megabytes Per Second
Connectivity Technology: USB
Color: Titanium
Model Name: X2 MAX
Flash Memory Type: USB
Manufacturer: TEAMGROUP
Hardware Connectivity Technology: USB Type A, USB Type C
Hard Drive: 2 TB Solid State Hard Drive
Item model number: TX2MAX32TBT01
Hardware Platform: Mac, PC
Item Weight: 0.634 ounces
Package Dimensions: 4.69 x 2.87 x 0.67 inches
Flash Memory Size: 2 TB
Hard Drive Interface: USB 2.0/3.0
Date First Available: April 22, 2025
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Size: 2TB
Style: X2 MAX
This storage device is easy to use and has helped me to share files from one computer to another. The USB -C input makes transferring or reading super quick. The two TB space means that I won't run out of storage space for a long time.
Reviewed in the United States on February 10, 2026 by Daniel M. Cabrera
Size: 1TB
Style: X2 MAX
Brilliant, super fast transfers. Usb C and A. Excellent 5*
Reviewed in the United States on January 16, 2026 by MR L
Size: 256GB
Style: X1 MAX
MUCH higher performance on older USB3.1 Gen1 port than all other USB3.1 Gen1 USB or SSD drives I've used on that same USB port. The USB-A plastic cap doesn't care which orientation is used to affix it to the drive. It's firmly held in place either way. The USB-C plastic cap that protects the "C" end of the drive is to be affixed only one way, and the little plastic extensions that "lock" the cap in place to the internal mating plastic extension worked well and "clicked" 2 times, but on the 3rd attempt, the "C" protector cap no longer "clicks" in place and too easily slides off the end of the drive. VERY unreliable "C" protector cap after just 2 uses even though there is no damage to the plastic bits. I think it's just due to slight deformation of the plastic cap after just 2 uses. Also, if you do happen to mount the "C" cap the "wrong" way, the lip of the cap hangs from the main case out by about 0.8mm and WILL catch on things...and will likely be completely pulled off the drive (by pocket edges, scraping over desk items, etc) thus exposing the "C" plug, and causing loss of the cap. It does quickly get quite warm, especially while writing data. 20C=Ambient temp (~70F) 44C=Max Temp, Standby (drive left unselected in XYplorer program) 59C=Max Temp, during writing of ~16GB @ 35,000 files (simple "selectall" filecopy, including subfolders) I am worried because neither the drive package nor the drive case specified OTG, yet the Amazon seller's product page claims OTG. Leaves unsure how well drive supports OTG operations.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2025 by Jack Martin
Now, I intentionally bought the inexpensive one because it is big and I'm terrified of loosing my tiny ones. So, I ordered two...because I'll probably loan them out and never see them again. They came in and I found a safe place where I wouldn't loose them...and promply forgot where that was. Couldnt find them...never tried either....Did I throw them out with the empty box? OK, so, nearly a month later...and I found the safe place...tried them once and they work perfectly. I wasn't trying to win any races I just want to be able to move files from one computer to the other. The "other" computer is very likely to be somebody else's. So, I didn't bother with a speed test or anything...I long format...so the only speed test is my coffee pot. If I can long format it before the coffee is done then is the speed of the Gods...because I got a Ninja electric pot. Fortunatly the quad core was invented so the Ninja percolators don't know that they win every time. If they could only figure out some way of preventing them from dissappering like they do. I
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Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2026 by Joseph
Size: 256GB
Style: X1 MAX
*UPDATE* Bad sectors after a few months of usage. 1: Super fast burst speeds of up to 800MB/s for around 10 seconds of file transfer but it thermal throttles itself down to 380MB/s and then keeps going lower until it hits the lowest speeds of 30MB/s at 84 degrees Celsius after a few minutes. 2: Synthetic tests can indeed reach up to the marketed 1000MB/s. 3: Metal enclosure, I hate the detachable plastic covers on both ends so I took them off and threw them back in the packaging for safe keeping. 4: Both the USB A and USB C sides are able to do the fastest speeds, but be careful to not burn your fingers off when unplugging. 5: Overall good product for a relatively cheap price of ~$40 for the 256gb version. Fix the thermal issues in the next version or with a possible firmware update and use a different design for the caps and then it's 5 stars.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 18, 2024 by Jessy Jessy
Size: 256GB
Style: X1 MAX
This was very easy to use. It will transfer files very fast. It didn't seem to overheat. I'm using it as a Ventoy Drive for multiple Linux ISOs. I haven't had it long enough to know how durable it might be, but so far it's holding up well.
Reviewed in the United States on October 10, 2025 by FF Karle
Size: 256GB
Style: X1 MAX
This thing is so fast, moves folders with 25-75MB pictures at the advertised 1000/s. It for sure throttles and gets hot. Those 1000MB speeds don't last long but even at steady state it's still over 300MB/s so should work for an otg os install
Reviewed in the United States on July 30, 2025 by William S H
Size: 512GB
Style: X1 MAX
Fast fast fast. No lag writing. Benchmarked at super speed for a USB. Had Sandisk, and it was so slow. Got this and it half as fast ‘slower’ than an SSD, and you wont notice it unless you are writing unless you are writing 10gb files. Read is even faster. Typical econo USB write at a small fraction of this one. Its a big, small compared to the other fast drives, but for what you get, its really great.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 2, 2025 by brad carlton2