Unleash massive storage with the Seagate Expansion Desktop 14TB! 🚀 Keep all your files safe and sound. ✅

Technical Specs: 3.5 inch, USB 3.0.

Did you know? Seagate was founded in 1979 and was the first company to develop the 5.25-inch hard disk drive.

🌟 Unleash massive storage with the WD My Book 18TB! 🚀 Keep your precious memories & important files safe with reliable backup. 💪

Technical Specs:

• Capacity: 18TB
• Interface: USB 3.0
• Compatibility: Windows & macOS

Did you know? Western Digital was founded in 1970 as a calculator chip maker!

Unleash blazing-fast speeds with the Transcend ESD310 2TB External SSD! 🚀 Experience lightning-quick data transfers with read speeds up to 1050 MB/s and write speeds up to 950 MB/s. Featuring USB-C connectivity and 3D NAND flash, this SSD is your ultimate portable storage solution! 🤩

Technical Specs: USB-C, USB 3D NAND, Read speed: 1050 MB/s, Write speed: 950 MB/s

Did you know: Transcend was founded in 1988 and is headquartered in Taipei, Taiwan.

🚀 Blazing-fast data transfers await! The Transcend ESD270C 500GB External SSD delivers incredible speeds and reliability. Experience the thrill of Read speeds up to 520 MB/s and Write speeds up to 460 MB/s thanks to its USB 3.1 interface and 3D NAND technology. Get yours today! 🤩

Did you know? Transcend was founded in 1988 in Taiwan and has grown into a leading global brand of digital storage and multimedia products.

Unleash the power of portable storage with the WD Elements 1TB! 🚀 Perfect for backing up your precious memories and important files. This external hard drive offers blazing-fast USB 3.0 speeds and a sleek, compact design. 🤩

Technical Specs:

• Capacity: 1TB
• Interface: USB 3.0
• Format: 2.5-inch

Did you know: Western Digital (WD) was initially a calculator chip maker?

🚀 Blazing-fast and reliable storage! Get the Toshiba Canvio Ready 1TB external hard drive and keep your precious data safe. 💾 USB 3.2 Gen1 for super speedy transfers! 🖤 Sleek black design. Technical specs: 1000 GB (1TB), 2.5" form factor, USB 3.2 Gen1 interface.

Did you know? Toshiba was the first company to market a NAND flash memory.