Pocket-Sized Storage Solution
OWC’s Envoy Pro mini offers desktop-class SSD performance up to 450MB/s in a super-convenient, pocketable USB stick design that is perfect for sharing files on the go. Weighing only a few ounces and available up to 1TB capacity, it delivers the solid performance and portability mobile users require.

SSD in the body of a USB flash drive
The Envoy Pro mini looks like a USB thumb drive, but tech from OWC’s desktop SSDs is packed within, making it a pocket-sized workhorse. The sleek yet sturdy aluminum enclosure has no moving parts, so it’s resistant to damage from vibrations or drops.

Perfect for pros and everyday users
This little gem of a drive is small enough to fit in your pocket or can be worn around your neck with the included lanyard, for instant access to files. It’s a great choice for everyone from photographers, IT technicians, gamers, health care professionals, students – anyone who quickly needs access to their files while on the go, or in your home office, studio, or study space.

Highlights

• Desktop-class performance up to 450MB/s
• Works on any Mac and PC with USB
• Full-sized SSD performance

The Envoy Pro mini is available from 240GB to 1TB, starting at $94.75.

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