Over at Amazon, you’ll find Crucial’s 2TB X9 Pro rugged portable SSD down at $127.99 shipped. That’s straight up a $42 discount on a drive that regularly fetches $170. We saw this unit drop below $100 last year before the industry-wide price hike hit SSDs, but this is the lowest price we have tracked for this particular unit in 2024. The 1TB variant is also back to its lowest price of the year at $84.99 shipped. Head below for more details.
The Crucial X9 Pro may not be the newest drive on the market, but it’s still a pretty good option to consider if you want a reliable external SSD to get more storage for your devices. This is a durable model that comes with an anodized aluminum shell and a rubberized soft-touch base, and it carries an IP55 rating for water and dust resistance. Notably, this has also been tested to safely withstand up to 2-meter drops. This plug-and-play SSD is one of the more compact options on the market and it works well with a variety of devices including Windows, Mac, Android, iPad, PC, Linux, and more via an included USB-C cable, and it supports read and write speeds up to 1,050MB/s.
Elsewhere in the world of SSDs, Samsung’s 2TB 990 Pro M.2 internal drive is also down to its lowest price of the year at $149. It offers speeds of up to 7,450MB/s and is down from its usual price of $170 today.
Crucial X9 Pro portable SSD features:
- Powerful performance for photographers: Edit photos directly from the drive with read and write speeds up to 1,050MB/s and high sustained performance writes up to 975MB/s throughout the drive’s capacity
- Durability in all-weather shoots: IP55 water and dust resistance and drop-proof durability up to 7.5 feet/2 meters for travel anywhere you shoot, work or roam
- IPhone 15 ready: Save pro resolution photos from your iPhone 15 on your X9 Pro for up to 4TB of extra storage
- Broad compatibility: Plug-and-play compatibility for Windows, Mac, Android, iPad, PC, Linux, and more via an included USB-C cable. (USB-C to USB-A adapter available separately for USB-A devices)
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