A Legacy of Class-Leading Performance
The best performance and longevity in a 2.5-inch SATA SSD for every use
When the first Mercury Extreme Pro 6G SSD was launched nearly a decade ago, it was built to be the fastest, most reliable, and longest enduring 2.5-inch SATA Solid State Drive on the market. The evolution of OWC's premier 2.5-inch SATA SSD continues that legacy with up to 5x faster performance over the duration of its capacity versus other drives. If you have a Mac or PC with a 6G SATA drive bay, the Mercury Extreme Pro 6G SSD is the fastest 2.5-inch SSD available today.
Starts Fast, Stays Fast
Even though many SSDs use low cost, less robust components in their design, they can still offer enticing short term bust speeds which are perfectly suitable for light duty uses. However, these drives are not designed to deliver consistent sustained speeds over their capacity rating, which results in a dramatic slowdown to even hard drive speeds under demanding use.
The fifth generation of Mercury Extreme Pro 6G SSD was built to start fast and stay fast. Its development began with using the best flash storage components and technology available. Next, after being nearly completely filled to capacity with data, it had to deliver the same high speed as if it were empty. This drive doesn't flinch at any time or capacity level and drop read/write speeds like other drives do...it easily handles the most extreme, mission-critical uses you can throw at it.
Get Your Money's Worth
When a low-priced "commodity" built SSD's performance drops off significantly, many users replace the drive far before all its storage capacity is used to regain that "like new" speed feeling. The Mercury Extreme Pro 6G SSD was engineered to keep you working full speed ahead over the duration of the drive to deliver an overall lower cost of ownership.
Workhorse Revitalizer
With your investment in apps and time getting that beloved workhorse Mac or PC configured just the way you like; it makes sense to get all the use you can out of the machine before retiring it. By revitalizing your Mac or PC with a Mercury Extreme Pro 6G SSD, you'll transform your machine with like-new performance with the best performance upgrade available. From faster boots and application launch times to greatly improved system responsiveness, you'll love using your "new" computer for a fraction of the cost of buying the latest model.
Go Big or Go Home
Want to use the Mercury Extreme Pro 6G SSD in a computer, dock, camera, or external storage enclosure with a 9.5mm height drive bay? Unlike other brand 7mm SSDs that either don't include an adapter or have an edge spacer with limited adhesive surface, the Mercury Extreme Pro 6G SSD comes with a full-sized spacer for 100% secure and compatible use.
- Store unlimited documents, pictures, and videos with the impressive 2 TB capacity
- Delivers productive performanceand superior data storage for a variety of files, enhancing overall efficiency
- With the high write speed of 530 MB/s, experience quick responses when updating or transferring files
- Experience faster data storage with the SATA/600 interface, designed to optimize burst performance for enhanced efficiency
- The impressive read speed of 550 MB/s enhances system performance, allowing you to complete complex tasks efficiently
- 2.5" form factor offers convenience, making it perfect for users seeking easy installation and hassle-free operation
- Ensures fast and dependableaccess to data with non-volatile memory, maintaining consistent performance and reliability
| Brand | |
|---|---|
| Brand | Other World Computing |
| Storage | |
|---|---|
| Storage Capacity | 2 TB |
| Drive Type | Internal |
| Drive Interface | SATA |
| Drive Interface Standard | SATA/600 |
| Random 4KB Read | 100000IOPS |
| Random 4KB Write | 90000IOPS |
| Maximum Read Transfer Rate | 550 MB/s |
| Maximum Write Transfer Rate | 530 MB/s |
| Networking & Connectivity | |
|---|---|
| Wireless LAN | No |
| Size / Dimensions | |
|---|---|
| Form Factor | 2.5" |
| General Features | |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Other World Computing |