Kingston XS2000 1.95 TB Portable Rugged SXS2000/2000G specs.
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Drive Performance Kingston XS2000 1.95 TB Portable Rugged SXS2000/2000G
Maximum Read Transfer Rate:
2000 MB/s
Maximum Write Transfer Rate:
2000 MB/s
Ports & interfaces Kingston XS2000 1.95 TB Portable Rugged SXS2000/2000G
Host Interface:
USB 3.2 (Gen 2)
Design Kingston XS2000 1.95 TB Portable Rugged SXS2000/2000G
Rugged:
Yes
Drive Type:
External
External Drive Type:
Portable
Durability:
Water Resistant, Shock Proof, Dust Resistant
Height:
0.53" (13.50 mm)
Width:
1.28" (32.58 mm)
Depth:
2.74" (69.54 mm)
Weight (Approximate):
28.9 g
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