If you need the fastest possible speeds for external storage, Hyper might have the tool for you. The company's new HyperDrive ...

The EZQuest Magnetic USB-C M.2 NVMe SSD Enclosure scores highly across key areas. It has a sleek, durable aluminum build, efficient heat dissipation, and MagSafe compatibility, though it’s slightly ...

There may be a time when you have recently upgraded your NVMe PCIe SSD drive in your computer and have a spare one lying around. Instead of getting rid of it, you can use a USB enclosure to turn it ...

If you're like me, you might have a stack of PC components and stuff laying around that you aren't using. Inevitably, they'll either go to the big recycling centre in the sky, or be sold on the Wild ...

USB drives are nothing new, but with newer USB upgrades coming out, they are getting faster. While most USB sticks come in a specific size, there may be a time when you have recently upgraded your ...

NVMe SSDs can be a nice alternative to more traditional external storage options and we’ve been testing out Orico’s recently released SSD enclosure that offers a fun, transparent design, up to 10 Gbps ...

The Sabrent Rocket NANOv2 NVMe USB SSD is a small form-factor solid-state drive (SSD) that uses the Non-Volatile Memory Express (NVMe) protocol for fast data transfer rates. It connects to a computer ...

Handy, Timely has launched the "UD-M2IN" conversion adapter, designed to convert NVMe M.2 SSDs into USB drives simply by inserting them. Priced at around 22 USD, it will be available from February ...

If you're like me, you might have a stack of PC components and stuff laying around that you aren't using. Inevitably, they'll either go to the big recycling centre in the sky, or be sold on the Wild ...

Sabrent has a fantastic solution in the USB 3.2 NVMe external enclosure for DIYers that have a spare drive laying around. Sabrent has taken off as of late with its Rocket NVMe lineup and, for me, the ...

DIYers wanting an IP67 capable NVMe enclosure finally have a viable option in the Rugged USB 3.2 from Sabrent. Sabrent has made a lot of noise this year with its full line of NVMe solutions internal ...

So, this is somewhat just a curiosity question at the moment. Being bored, I started wondering if I dropped an nvme drive into a USB adapter, and connected that to my Xbox, if it would be any faster.