Storage/SSD by stefan @ 2023-12-12
While the X9 Pro drive can be considered a good mainstream variant, the X10 Pro is really impressive in terms of both read/write performance for an USB 3.2 Gen2 2x2 drive, staying on top with other high-end models we have tested in the past. At its heart it does pack a Silicon Motion SM2320 controller and durable Micron 176L 3D TLC NAND ICs, which are able to hold a high transfer rate for quite a bit!
While the X9 Pro drive can be considered a good mainstream variant, the X10 Pro is really impressive in terms of both read/write performance for an USB 3.2 Gen2 2x2 drive, staying on top with other high-end models we have tested in the past. At its heart it does pack a Silicon Motion SM2320 controller and durable Micron 176L 3D TLC NAND ICs, which are able to hold a high transfer rate for quite a bit!
The drive weights only 42 grams and the 65 x 50 mm dimensions make it really easy to carry around when needed to transport lots of data around. In the HD Tune writes workload, we did not spot any dips in performance:
The Crucial X10 Pro 2TB can be found online for about 210 Euros at the time of the review; if you would like more storage space and prefer the 4TB model instead, the investment will set you back 330 Euros.
We would like to thank again to Crucial for making this review possible!
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